What Shows and New Series Are Currently Featured on NBC?

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NBC.com currently spotlights a mix of returning favorites and new dramas, led by The Voice, the new series Line of Fire, and a deep bench of Law & Order, One Chicago, and Saturday Night Live titles in its Trending Now section. The homepage also promotes live sports (NFL, NASCAR, NBA) and Peacock streaming trailers. Which shows you'll see depends on the day, since the "Latest Episodes" and "Live & Upcoming" modules rotate.

New and Returning Series in the Spotlight

The homepage gives prominent placement to a small set of shows, each with a "WATCH NOW" entry point:

Show Airtime listed What the page says
The Voice Mondays 8/7c Queen Latifah and Riley Green join the coaching panel for a milestone new season
Line of Fire Mondays 10/9c New drama starring Peter Krause and Hope Davis; a family of federal agents balances duty to country and each other while solving high-stakes cases, uncovering conspiracies, and taking down criminals
NASCAR Cup Series: Talladega — Marked "WATCH NOW" under upcoming programming

A separate promo block highlights a Friday the 13th prequel starring Linda Cardellini as Pamela Voorhees, labeled "NOW STREAMING ON PEACOCK" — a reminder that some promoted titles live on Peacock rather than NBC.com itself.

Trending Now: What Viewers Are Watching

The Trending Now list is the clearest snapshot of current audience interest. It includes:

  • Newlyweds
  • The Traitors: New Blood
  • Happy's Place
  • Line of Fire
  • The Voice
  • Law & Order: SVU
  • One Chicago
  • Law & Order
  • Saturday Night Live
  • St. Denis Medical
  • The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins
  • Tonight Show: Jimmy Fallon
  • Late Night with Seth Meyers
  • TODAY
  • America's Got Talent

This mixes scripted drama, reality competition, late-night, and morning programming, so it functions as a popularity signal rather than a schedule.

Latest Episodes and Expiration Dates

The "Latest Episodes" module lists individual episodes with dates and status tags. From the page evidence, examples include:

  • Meet the Press S79 E43 (10/25/26) — marked NEW
  • Nightly News with Tom Llamas S2 E277 (10/24/26) — marked EXPIRING TODAY
  • Open House Outrageous S1 E1 (10/24/26) — marked PREMIERE
  • George to the Rescue S17 E4, The Great American Journey S1 E5, Earth Odyssey with Dylan Dreyer S9 E4, Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild S4 E4, Dateline S35 E5 — all marked NEW

The "EXPIRING" and "EXPIRING TODAY" tags matter: episodes are not all available indefinitely, so if a specific episode is your reason for visiting, check its tag before planning to watch later.

Live and Upcoming Sports

The homepage carries a "Live & Upcoming" schedule. Entries shown include NFL (Chiefs vs. Seahawks), NASCAR (Cup Series: Talladega), and NBA matchups (Pistons vs. Sixers, Grizzlies vs. Kings, Bulls vs. Celtics), plus NFL pregame and postgame shows. Times are listed in ET with day and date, so the list is the practical place to confirm what's airing next rather than relying on the promo tiles alone.

How to Act on This

  • To watch a promoted show: use the "WATCH NOW" button on its tile; for Peacock-only titles, the page directs you to "STREAM NOW" on Peacock.
  • To catch an episode before it disappears: scan the Latest Episodes tags for EXPIRING or EXPIRING TODAY.
  • To plan around live sports: check the Live & Upcoming list for the specific date and time.
  • To browse beyond the homepage: the Trending Now list is the fastest route to the shows drawing the most attention right now.

Because the featured lineup and episode availability change with the broadcast schedule, treat the homepage modules — not this summary — as the current source of truth on any given day.