NBC's Peacock TV streaming service is what you need if you want to watch all of The Office; Peacock has a large back catalog of NBC sitcom and Law & Order seasons as well as full episodes of comedy series. The relatively new streamer has also become known as the home of Premier League games and other sporting events.

Analyzing Peacock from all angles, including what's currently available, what's coming soon, and how well it's doing in terms of original programming, don't think Peacock is just NBC and Universal; it's also the home of the newest Peacock show, "The Peacock", which is a newer version of the Peacock show, "The Peacock".

In addition to more than 600 movies and 400 shows, the new streaming service will offer live and on-demand content, including news, sports, and late-night programming.

Here is what we know so far about NBC's Peacock TV service.

The Peacock TV app is available on select devices and we have all the links you need.

In September, Peacock finally became available on Roku, but Fire TV users still cannot download the app.

However, you can get Peacock TV from the Google Play store for Android devices and from the Apple App Store for iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV.

For other platforms, search for "Peacock" or "Peacock TV" in the Apple TV, Playstation, Xbox, or Smart TV app stores.

In summary, here is a list of where Peacock is streamed:

Signing up for Peacock Premium offers a free 7-day trial, whether you want the $4.99 or $9.99 tier. The former includes 3-5 minutes of ads per hour, while the latter includes almost no ads (although some programs must run commercials due to contractual obligations).

Times are tough and our pockets are getting tighter. So it is good to see Peacock TV start as a free service and move up to a premium service.

Peacock Free is a free and ad-supported streaming tier with 7,500 hours of programming. This includes the latest season of a just-aired series, selected episodes of Peacock originals and popular series, all classic series, popular movies, daily news and sports programming such as the Olympics, and next-day access to Spanish-language content. Peacock's free streaming service also includes genre channels such as "SNL Vault," "Family Movie Night," and "Olympic Profiles."

Peacock Premium is available for $4.99 per month if not a Comcast subscriber, or $9.99 per month if a Comcast subscriber, for Peacock Premium Plus, which is mostly ad-free. Peacock Premium is available.

About Peacock Premium Plus for $9.99/month. I say "most" advertising for a reason. Peacock Premium Plus is not completely ad-free. According to the fine print, there will be ads in "a small amount of programming," including "the Peacock Channel, events, and some shows and movies."

Both tiers include next-day streaming of all current shows, all series of The Office, all original shows such as Mindy Kaling's Expecting and Sam Esmail's Battlestar Galactica reboot Access to 15,000 hours of programming, including seasons and early streaming of NBC's late-night lineup Live sports (such as the revived Premier League soccer) and the Olympics (2021) will be available on both tiers.

See Peacock Free vs. Premium matchup for more details.

Scheduled to air as a Peacock TV original, "Noughts + Crosses" (starting September 4) is a six-episode young adult drama series adapted from the first book in British author Malorie Blackman's YA novel series. The world of "Noughts + Crosses" is an alternate universe where Aprica (their African version) has invaded Europe and racial segregation laws still exist. There is romance in this series, thanks to Callum McGregor (Jack Rowan) of Noughts and Sefi Hadley (Masari Baduza) of Crosses. It's a bit of a distopic version of Romeo and Juliet.

Other pickups include Will Forte's "MacGruber," Tina Fey's "Girls5eva" starring Sarah Behrries, and "Rutherford Falls" by Michael Schur and Ed Helms of Parks & Rec.

Peacock original productions include the reboot of Saved By the Bell, the adaptation of Brave New World, the conspiracy thriller The Capture, and the British comedy Intelligence, starring David Schwimmer of Friends Among his credits are. There is also the film Psycho 2: Lassie Come Home, which brought James Roday and Dule Hill back to television.

Check out Peacock's guide to ranking original shows and movies to see which ones are actually worth your time.

But like Disney Plus, Peacock's biggest weapon (for now) is its vault; Peacock begins by offering plenty of programming from NBC and its sister network's library of classic shows, including "Parks and Recreation," 30 Rock, Saturday Night Live, Cheers, and other popular sitcoms. There are also many old retro shows such as "The Johnny Carson Show," "The Carol Burnett Show," and "The Greatest American Hero."

In early 2021, Peacock also added the entire series of The Office. Peacock Free users will be able to watch the first two seasons, but will need to pay for Premium or Premium Plus to watch the entire season and bonus content.

There are also a number of "Law & Order" shows in the strong mix of drama programming, including "Friday Night Lights," "House," and "Battlestar Galactica" (the original, not the upcoming series). There are also older shows like "Parenthood," "Monk," "Murder She Wrote," "Detective Columbo," "The Rockford Files," etc. [The Real Housewives of Dallas," "Bethenny Ever After," "Kourtney & Kim Take New York," "Very Cavallari," "WAGS" (and many others) will be available on the streaming service.

True Crime obsession. Peacock has "Forensic Files," "Unsolved Mysteries," "Aaron Hernandez Uncovered," "The Case of Caylee Anthony," "Dahmer on Dahmer: A Serial Killer Speaks," "Natalie. The Case of Natalee Holloway's Disappearance.

And then there are the films. There are mega blockbusters like the "Jurassic Park" series and "E.T." and hits like "Meet the Parents," "Schindler's List," and "Shrek. I am more excited about films like "Lost in Translation," "Reservoir Dogs," "Children of Men," and "Moonrise Kingdom."

Children's content is also abundant: Peacock has new and exclusive episodes of "Curious George," "Where's Waldo." and "Cleopatra in Space," as well as "Woody Woodpecker," "Top Chef Junior," "New Adventures of He-Man, and other shows from the library will also be broadcast.

What's up? Peacock also has no "Seinfeld Next Door". Its absence is totally inexplicable.

Unlike Netflix, HBO Max, and Hulu, Peacock has nightly talk shows and access to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Late Night with Seth Myers.

And Peacock has its own late-night talk shows, not just pickups from NBC. These series include The Amber Ruffin Show, featuring writer and performer Amber Ruffin, known for her work on Detroiters and Drunk History. There is also "The Untitled Larry Wilmore Show," in which former "The Daily Show" correspondent Larry Wilmore focuses on the 2020 election and the topics of the week.

Peacock Premium subscribers can also watch "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" and "Late Night with Seth Myers" three and a half hours earlier.

Peacock is trying to differentiate itself from its competitors by focusing on sports; not only will it broadcast the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, but it will also fully prepare for the 2022 Winter Olympics.

Peacock is now the exclusive live streaming home of "PFT Live with Mike Florio," a series of sports talk shows adapted from the Profootballtalk.com site. Chris Sims, Peter King, and Rodney Harrison remain.

Over the course of the 2020-21 season, Peacock Premium will exclusively broadcast over 175 Premier League games (in the US).

In our review of Peacock, we noted that Peacock is good for watching classic television and that Xfinity customers are happy to have Peacock Premium available for free. Nevertheless, the lack of original programming and the small "Trends" section were a bit underwhelming.

CNET appreciated that it is free, has fewer ads than Hulu, and includes news and late-night programming (two things other streaming services do not). Overall, however, CNET was negative about the service for its lack of originals and that its back catalog lacked many seasons of some important shows, such as Saturday Night Live and regular Law & Order.

Decider's people say that "all is well" for Peacock, but that it "still has miles to go."

Decider also joined the chorus that "we probably won't use Trending"

Because NBC has reduced the amount of advertising and is quite confident in its ad-supported approach -- five minutes an hour at most. Yes, we all like to fast-forward through commercials to watch TV, but if that TV is free, Pluto TV's success shows that NBC is on to something here.