As a long-time fan of NBC’s captivating lineup, I can hardly contain my excitement for the upcoming season! The Chicago franchise has been my go-to for years, immersing me in the thrilling lives of Chicago’s heroes – firefighters, police officers, and medical professionals. And let’s not forget the unifying hub of it all: Molly’s!
Peacock, one of today’s most affordable streaming platforms, consistently provides a wide variety of TV shows suitable for all ages. In the near future, it will add numerous new and returning series that are certain to captivate audiences. Whether you prefer comedy, drama, or true crime stories, there’s something on Peacock for everyone to appreciate, regardless of age.
In September, Peacock is set to unveil a diverse lineup of shows, ranging from gripping crime dramas inspired by real events to returning NBC favorites that will keep you hooked until Halloween. There’s plenty to delight both young and old viewers, but for those seeking more mature content, there are numerous adult-oriented series as well. Essentially, whatever your taste might be, Peacock has got you covered in September.
Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist
Stream on September 5
Titled “Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist,” this Peacock original crime drama recounts the real-life events surrounding a notorious heist that took place during Muhammad Ali’s (Dexter Darden) historic comeback fight in 1970. At an afterparty hosted by a smooth operator known as Chicken Man (Kevin Hart), the night culminates with one of Atlanta’s most audacious burglaries, marking a significant milestone in the city’s criminal history.
In the heart of Atlanta, a grand social gathering hosted by “Chicken Man” was attended by some of the nation’s most affluent individuals. An audacious crime at this event significantly changed Atlanta’s course and eventually morphed the city into what became known as the country’s “Black Mecca.” Following the robbery, suspicion fell on Chicken Man for orchestrating the crime. Determined to prove his innocence, he must convince Detective J.D. Hudson (played by Don Cheadle), one of Atlanta’s pioneering Black detectives in a desegregated police force, that he had no involvement in the theft. The show’s ensemble also features notable performances from Taraji P. Henson, Terrence Howard, Chloe Bailey, Lori Harvey, and Samuel L. Jackson. Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist will be available for streaming starting Sept. 5.
Brilliant Minds (Season 1)
Stream on September 24
Based on the works of Dr. Oliver Sacks, notably “The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat” and “An Anthropologist on Mars”, the NBC medical drama titled “Extraordinary Brains” portrays the life of a groundbreaking neurologist named Dr. Oliver Wolf (Zachary Quinto). Alongside his team of trainees, this brilliant doctor delves into the intricacies of the human mind while juggling his personal relationships and mental health. Struggling with face recognition, Dr. Wolf seeks to peer beyond what others might see and is determined to help those in greatest need without compromise. With an unorthodox method for addressing some of the most puzzling psychological cases, this quirky yet gifted neurologist aims to redefine societal perceptions of his patients. The series also features Tamberla Perry, Ashleigh LaThrop, Alex MacNicoll, Aury Krebs, Spence Moore II, Teddy Sears, and Donna Murphy. “Extraordinary Brains” is set to stream on Sept. 24.
Chicago Fire/Med/PD (Season 13/10/12)
Stream on September 26
I’m a devoted fan of NBC’s impressive Wednesday lineup, which features the Chicago series. These include Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., and Chicago Med. Each show delves into the personal and professional worlds of Chicago’s firefighters, police officers, and medical personnel. From the hustle and bustle of Firehouse 51 to the 21st District precinct and Gaffney Chicago Medical Center, this franchise offers a comprehensive look at various aspects of Chicago’s public services.
Although each show in the Chicago franchise occurs independently, they all connect through a common thread – a small bar named Molly’s. This bar, run by three firefighters, has been a regular haunt for characters from all the shows. Derek Haas and Michael Brandt are the creators of this franchise, which is produced by Wolf Entertainment and has kept audiences engaged for more than ten years. Mark your calendars as the Chicago series will be back on Sept. 26.
Tea Town Teddy Bears (Season 1)
Stream on September 26
As a fan, I can’t help but gush about “Tea Town Teddy Bears,” an original Peacock production that’s sure to delight young viewers! This charming animated series follows the adventures of three tea-loving teddy bears: Ginger, Earl Grey, and Boba. When they aren’t hosting extravagant tea parties, you can find them exploring Tea Town with their friends. Each bear has a distinct personality – Ginger is the fashionista and party planner, Earl Grey is the culinary genius who ensures perfect tea and treats, and Boba is the creative artist who crafts beautiful items.
For a complete list of every TV show coming to Peacock, check the list below.
September 1
- Bones (Seasons 1-12)
- Martin (Seasons 1-5)
September 5
- Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist
September 10
- Accident, Suicide, or Murder (Season 5)
September 12
- Colin Jost and Michael Che Present: New York After Dark
September 17
- World’s Most Notorious Killers (Season 1)
September 24
- Brilliant Minds (Season 1)
- The Voice (Season 26)
September 26
- Chicago Fire (Season 13)
- Chicago Med (Season 10)
- Chicago PD (Season 12)
- Tea Town Teddy Bears (Season 1)
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2024-08-31 23:31