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Sign up here to watch all of our LIVE sports, sports shows, documentaries, classic matches, and more. You'll also get tons of hit movies and TV shows, Originals, news, 24/7 channels, and current NBC & Bravo hits—Peacock is here for whatever you’re in the mood for.

Here's what else you get with Peacock:

• New movies straight from theaters—plus hundreds of movies from major Hollywood studios such as Universal, DreamWorks Animation, and Focus Features.
• Thousands of hours of hit TV shows, including highly anticipated Peacock Originals and current hits from NBC & Bravo.
• Peacock Channels playing your favorite movies, shows, and clips 24/7. Scroll less and stream more with NBC Sports on Peacock, SNL Vault, Fallon Tonight, TODAY All Day, and True Crime.
• The LIVE sports you love all in one place, including Sunday Night Football and Premier League.
• Kids' movies and shows, including Where's Waldo? and Curious George.
• Hit Spanish-language TV shows and news from Telemundo.

Lots! For instance:

TV
Android TV, Apple TV, COX, Fire TV, LG TV, Hisense VIDAA, Roku, Samsung, Vizio Smart TV, Xfinity

Computer
Chrome OS, macOS, Windows PC

Mobile & Tablet
Android phones & tablets, Fire Tablet, iPhone and iPad

Game Consoles
PlayStation, Xbox, Meta VR devices

View the full list of supported devices here. (If you don’t see it listed, we’re probably working on it!)

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To upgrade to Peacock Premium Plus from a Peacock Premium plan, sign in to your account and go to Plans and Payments to select an upgrade plan.

Yes, you can stream Peacock sports in your business with the Peacock Sports Pass— Peacock Sports Pass is currently available through our partnership with EverPass. With Peacock Sports Pass, you can access the Peacock-exclusive NFL game, Premier League, Big Ten football and basketball matches, featured rounds and holes of the best in golf, rugby, cycling, motorsports events and more. Learn more here.

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Imagine you're playing offense on a soccer team and you're close to your opponent's goal. If your teammate passes the ball to you, and you're closer to the goal than any defender from the opposing team except for one (usually, the goalie), that's offsides and it gets the other team an indirect free-kick. Does that make sense? Seriously, we're asking.