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what’s new on Peacock in July 2026: 'The Five Star Weekend,' 'Married at First Sight' and more

At a glance:\n- The Five Star Weekend drops July 9 with a star‑studded cast of Jennifer Garner, D’Arcy Carden, Gemma Chan, Regina Hall and Chloë Sevigny.\n- Peacock launches the entire Jaws franchise, including the 1975 original and three sequels, on July 1.\n- Season 20 of Married at First Sight premieres July 12 after the show’s move from A&E to Peacock.\n\n## new film lineup\nPeacock’s July slate opens with the full Jaws franchise, a summer‑time staple that has been a cultural touchstone since 1975. On July 1 the streaming service will host the original film and all three sequels—Jaws 2, Jaws 3‑D and Jaws: The Revenge—providing a complete experience for fans and newcomers alike.\n\nThe following week, on July 2, Peacock will add Steven Soderbergh’s stylish crime thriller Black Bag. The 2025 release follows British intelligence officer George Woodhouse, played by Michael Fassbender, as he suspects his wife, Cate Blanchett, may be a traitor. The film’s moody lighting and palpable tension make it a standout addition to the platform’s original catalog.\n\nOn July 10, another best‑seller adaptation, Reminders of Him, will debut exclusively on Peacock. The 2025 drama stars Maika Monroe as Kenna, a woman released on parole after six years for vehicular manslaughter, who attempts to reconnect with her former boyfriend’s family and find unexpected support.\n\n## summer events and specials\nThe 50th‑year Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular returns on July 4, featuring 85,000 fireworks shells in 30 colors over New York City. The broadcast will showcase performances from Noah Kahan, Post Malone, Bebe Rexha, Salt‑N‑Pepa, Shaboozey, Blake Shelton and The Voice winner Alexia Jayy. Peacock and NBC will simulcast the show at 8 p.m. ET, adding a festive touch to the platform’s summer programming.\n\nThe Jaws franchise’s release on July 1 also aligns with the Fourth of July, offering viewers a classic summer vibe that complements the fireworks celebration.\n\n## original series premieres\nOn July 9, Peacock will drop The Five Star Weekend, a new series based on Elin Hilderbrand’s novel. The show follows Hollis Shaw, played by Jennifer Garner, who invites four friends—D’Arcy Carden, Gemma Chan, Regina Hall and Chloë Sevigny—to her Nantucket home for a lavish weekend. Secrets buried deep in these friendships are bound to surface, creating drama and intrigue.\n\nAll eight episodes of the series will be released at once on July 9, allowing binge‑watchers to dive straight into the unfolding drama. The cast also includes a cameo from Judy Greer, Garner’s co‑star from 13 Going on 30.\n\n## reality dating show return\nSeason 20 of Married at First Sight premieres on Peacock on July 12. The reality dating show, which spent 18 seasons on A&E before moving to Peacock, features couples who meet for the first time at the altar and then navigate the complexities of marriage. The new season will continue the series’ tradition of pushing the boundaries of televised romance.\n\nThe move to Peacock marks a new chapter for the franchise, offering a fresh platform for the show’s unique premise and a broader audience reach.\n

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When does the full Jaws franchise become available on Peacock?
The entire Jaws franchise—including the original 1975 film and the three sequels Jaws 2, Jaws 3‑D, and Jaws: The Revenge—will be available on Peacock starting July 1, 2026.
Who are the main cast members of The Five Star Weekend?
The Five Star Weekend stars Jennifer Garner as Hollis Shaw, with D’Arcy Carden, Gemma Chan, Regina Hall and Chloë Sevigny playing her friends. The show also features a cameo by Judy Greer.
When does Season 20 of Married at First Sight premiere on Peacock?
Season 20 of Married at First Sight premieres on Peacock on July 12, 2026, following the show’s transition from A&E.

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