10 Hilarious Comedy Shows to Stream on Peacock Right Now
Whether you're bingeing a classic or checking out something new, Peacock's bringing the laughter.
We could all use a laugh right now, and sometimes the best way to get that laugh is to cozy up on the couch with a sitcom. Whether it's the comforting settings, the beloved characters, or the simple joy of seeing something silly unfold half an hour at a time, comedy series are a great way to unwind after a rough day, and if you're looking for your next comedy binge-watch, Peacock has you covered.
The NBCUniversal streaming service is jam-packed with comedy favorites, from the ones you'd expect to find to the ones you maybe didn't see coming. Whether you're looking to binge an NBC classic, check out a new NBC hit, or even find a Peacock original that brings the funny, we've got you covered. So, in the spirit of helping you get some extra joy into your day, here are 10 sidesplitting comedy series you can stream on Peacock right now.
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30 Rock
Named for the iconic location in New York City where NBC still makes its home, this beloved and acclaimed comedy series stars Tina Fey (who also co-created the series) as Liz Lemon, the writer behind a struggling sketch comedy show who must contend simultaneously with a quirky network executive (Alec Baldwin), her diva best friend (Jane Krakowski), and the show's eccentric new star (Tracy Morgan). It starts as a send-up of modern television production, but the real meat of 30 Rock is something much stranger, a satire packed with moments of nonsense that feel more relevant by the day.
Watch it here on Peacock!
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Set in the eponymous New York Police Department precinct, Brooklyn Nine-Nine follows a group of detectives as they go about their daily lives and try to solve every case that comes across their desks, from ridiculous to often surprisingly dramatic. Andy Samberg stars as Jake Peralta, and while he's the biggest comedy hitter in the show, he's far from the only one. From Melissa Fumero to Chelsea Peretti to the late, great Andre Braugher, this ensemble will win your heart and never stop making you laugh.
Watch it here on Peacock!
The Carol Burnett Show
Looking for an all-out classic that will never disappointment when it comes to belly laughs? Peacock has 11 seasons of The Carol Burnett Show, the legendary sketch comedy series starring Burnett, Tim Conway, Harvey Korman, Lyle Waggoner, and Vicki Lawrence. It's a show legendary for being so funny and so silly that even its stars couldn't help but crack up sometimes, and it's still worth watching because there's a good chance it features the funniest group of comedians ever assembled under the banner of a single show. It's just that good.
Watch it here on Peacock!
Community
Created by Dan Harmon, Community follows the exploits of a group of misfit students who form a study group at a community college, and find friendship, love, and mayhem along the way. Though it's best remembered now for its theme episodes, which covered everything from pillow forts to Goodfellas parodies, it's also one of those shows that'll make you think with every new development. It's also, of course, legendary for helping launch the stardom of co-stars like Donald Glover, Danny Pudi, Alison Brie, Gillian Jacobs, and more.
Watch it here on Peacock!
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Everybody Loves Raymond
There's a reason that, 20 years after ending its run, Everybody Loves Raymond is still a perennially popular syndicated series. Starring Ray Romano as sports writer Ray Barone, and following the wild, everyday adventures of his family, it's a show packed with great comedic performances, including acclaimed work by Brad Barrett, Patricia Heaton, Peter Boyle, and Doris Roberts. Best remembered for the often bonkers arguments depicted between members of the Barone family, it's also a series with tremendous heart, and an honesty about the ways in which families work that still holds up today.
Watch it here on Peacock!
Mr. Throwback
A relative newcomer to the Peacock comedy scene, Mr. Throwback stars Adam Pally as a down-and-out sports memorabilia and merch dealer who calls in a favor to his childhood friend and teammate, NBA great Steph Curry (who plays himself). Things get out of hand, and the show becomes an adventure in friendship, loyalty, honesty, and what happens when the best shooter in the NBA starts to lose his game. Come for Curry's surprisingly well-honed comedy chops, stay for all the inside NBA jokes.
Watch it here on Peacock!
The Office
You know about this one, even if you've somehow never seen it. The beloved NBC sitcom, based on the U.K. series of the same name, turned 20 in 2025, which means that longtime fans are celebrating with yet another rewatch, and new fans are finding the show for the first time. If you're somehow still not invested in the antics at Dunder Mifflin Scranton, and the incredible ensemble cast inside that office, now's the time to get on board. And if you've already seen every episode of the series as it aired, you can expand your view of The Office with Peacock's exclusive "Superfan" extended episodes.
Watch it here on Peacock!
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Parks and Recreation
A spiritual successor to The Office featuring some of the same talent behind the camera, Parks and Rec follows the title department in the Midwest city of Pawnee, Indiana. It's there that go-getter Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) tries to make her mark on local government in the best way possible, no matter what her staunch anti-government boss Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman) has to say about it. It starts as what feels like a riff on The Office, which is funny enough, but what makes Parks and Rec so special is how it evolves into a show with a bizarre spirit all its own.
Watch it here on Peacock!
Scrubs
Another of the all-time great workplace sitcoms, Scrubs was created and helmed by Ted Lasso and Shrinking mastermind Bill Lawrence, and follows a group of medical students as they settle in to become residents at Sacred Heart Hospital. It's there that Dr. John "J.D." Dorian (Zach Braff) and his best friend Chris Turk (Donald Faison) join the staff, fall in love, and -- with the help of J.D.'s boundless imagination -- get up to all kinds of hijinks. It sounds simple, but the way that Scrubs is able to flex all of its storytelling muscles over the course of nine seasons, including some of the most heartbreaking TV of the 21st century, is truly impressive.
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St. Denis Medical
Hey, did you love Scrubs and now want another great medical sitcom? Or maybe you loved NBC's Superstore and want to see what the minds behind that series are up to next. Well, St. Denis Medical is the show for you. Set in the title hospital in the Pacific Northwest, the show follows the hospital staff, led by their oddball administrator (Wendi McLendon-Covey), as they save lives and just try to keep their own lives afloat outside the world of the hospital. The ensemble cast, led by Allison Tolman and David Alan Grier, is instantly endearing, and anyone who's ever had an overtired nurse in their lives will no doubt appreciate the humor.
Watch it here on Peacock!
