Here Are All the TV Shows Coming to Peacock, Disney+ & Apple TV+ This Week, Including ‘Mr. Scorsese’

There’s a fresh stack of premieres landing across Peacock, Disney+, and Apple TV+ this week, and the slate spans true-crime dramatization, glossy reality competitions, a horror thriller, and much-anticipated comedy and documentary titles. Whether you’re after a quick scare, a behind-the-scenes look at a filmmaking legend, or a family-friendly coming-of-age story with a supernatural twist, there’s something worth queuing up.

Below, you’ll find the essentials for each project—what it’s about, who’s in it, and who’s steering behind the camera or in the writers’ room—plus exactly when and where it’s arriving between Monday, October 13 and Sunday, October 19.

‘Anatomy of Lies’ (2024– )

Vanity Fair Studios

This documentary series revisits the saga surrounding former ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ writer Elisabeth Finch, whose widely shared personal claims collided with a reporting effort that unraveled them. Directed and executive produced by Evgenia Peretz and David Schisgall, the series pulls together interviews and archival material to track how Finch’s narrative influenced a major network drama’s writers’ room and the people around her. It presents the newsroom-style investigation that challenged her story and the ripple effects across the industry. It arrives on Peacock on Wednesday, October 15.

Across its run, the show examines the professional systems—showrunning oversight, fact-checking around lived-experience storylines, and the culture of prestige TV—that enabled Finch’s account to take root. Producers include Vicki Cooper and Melanie Archer, with additional producing support from a team that shapes the series’ blend of true-crime pacing and media-ethics inquiry.

‘Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy’ (2025– )

NBC News Studios

This limited series dramatizes the investigations surrounding one of the most notorious serial killers in U.S. history, following law-enforcement efforts and the mounting search that ultimately exposed Gacy’s crimes. Developed for television by Patrick Macmanus, the production casts Michael Chernus, Gabriel Luna, James Badge Dale, and Michael Angarano in key roles as investigators, reporters, and figures within Gacy’s orbit. It premieres on Peacock on Thursday, October 16.

The series reconstructs case timelines, interview sessions, and procedural breakthroughs, drawing on public records and first-person accounts to frame the competing theories that complicated the investigation. Across its episodes, it explores how jurisdictional coordination, forensic advances, and community pressure converged to resolve one of the most challenging cases of its era.

‘Los 50’ (2023– )

Endemol Shine Boomdog

Telemundo’s Spanish-language reality competition gathers 50 celebrity contestants inside a sprawling estate to face endurance, skill, and luck-based challenges orchestrated by a masked ringmaster known as El León. Produced by Endemol Shine Boomdog, the format adapts the French hit ‘Les Cinquante’ for U.S. audiences and blends arena-style eliminations with jackpot-building twists that add stakes to every round. New episodes arrive on Peacock on Thursday, October 16.

The game design features multi-stage trials that can either safeguard players from elimination or subtract money from the communal prize pot. Filmed with a multi-camera setup, the series emphasizes strategy alliances, social gameplay, and pressure-cooker decision-making, and has become a key unscripted tent-pole for Telemundo’s competition slate.

‘Sed de Venganza’ (2024–2025)

Telemundo Studios

This contemporary melodrama follows Fernanda Ríos, an operative enlisted by powerful businessman Eugenio Beltrán to execute a years-in-the-making revenge plan against the del Pino family—only for Fernanda to fall for Francisco Ramírez, a figure from her past whose history collides with her mission. Starring Isabella Castillo, Danilo Carrera, and Alexa Martín, the series is produced by Telemundo Studios and developed by Eric Vonn. It begins streaming on Peacock on Thursday, October 16.

Drawing on classic telenovela architecture—hidden identities, old betrayals, and shifting loyalties—the show uses a serialized structure to unpack how past trauma, business rivalries, and family secrets entangle its leads. The ensemble supports intersecting subplots across legal, corporate, and personal arenas that keep the central vendetta in constant motion.

‘House of Villains’ (2023– )

Irwin Entertainment

Hosted by Joel McHale, this reality competition assembles infamous personalities from across unscripted TV and locks them into a game of power challenges, secret advantages, and elimination votes. Produced by Irwin Entertainment, the series features a rotating roster of standout “villains” from franchises like ‘The Bachelor,’ ‘Survivor,’ ‘Bad Girls Club,’ and more, all competing for a cash prize and bragging rights. Episodes hit Peacock on Thursday, October 16.

The format balances spectacle with gameplay: weekly contests grant immunity or control, while alliances fracture under surprise twists that force rapid-fire strategy. With McHale presiding and a behind-the-scenes crew seasoned in competitive reality, the show is built to deliver big personalities, cross-show rivalries, and a steady churn of social maneuvering.

‘Teacup’ (2024)

Atomic Monster

Set in rural Georgia, this horror thriller strands a fractured group on a remote farm as an otherworldly threat encircles the property and the nearby town. Created and showrun by Ian McCulloch and inspired by Robert R. McCammon’s novel ‘Stinger,’ the series stars Yvonne Strahovski and Scott Speedman, with executive producers including James Wan, Michael Clear, and E. L. Katz. It returns to the spotlight on Peacock on Friday, October 17.

Built as an eight-episode nail-biter, the show combines creature-feature tension with character-driven stakes, using confined spaces, shifting alliances, and escalating set pieces to ratchet dread. Production companies include Atomic Monster and Universal Content Productions, with David Wingo contributing the score and a supporting cast that expands the story’s conspiracy-tinged mythology.

‘Vampirina: Teenage Vampire’ (2025– )

Disney Branded Television

This live-action coming-of-age spin on the beloved kids property follows Vee, a teen who leaves Transylvania for a performing-arts boarding school and works to keep her vampire identity hidden while pursuing music. The cast includes Kenzi Richardson, Jiwon Lee, Shaun Dixon, Milo Maharlika, and Faith Hedley in key student and guardian roles. It lands on Disney+ on Wednesday, October 15.

The series blends school-life comedy with light fantasy—secret-keeping hijinks, family rules about the human world, and a protective spectral guardian enlisted by Vee’s over-careful dad. Musical performance frames several storylines, as original songs and rehearsals become engines for friendships, mishaps, and Vee’s gradual confidence.

‘Loot’ (2022– )

Universal Television

Created by Matt Hubbard and Alan Yang, this workplace comedy stars Maya Rudolph as Molly Wells, a newly single billionaire who pivots from tabloid chaos to hands-on leadership at her philanthropic Wells Foundation. The core ensemble features Michaela Jaé Rodriguez as exacting executive director Sofia, Joel Kim Booster as Molly’s assistant Nicholas, Ron Funches as Howard, and Nat Faxon as Arthur, with recurring turns from Adam Scott and others. Season 3 premieres on Apple TV+ on Wednesday, October 15.

The series mixes romance arcs and boardroom stories with philanthropic plotlines—grantmaking headaches, donor politics, and public-image snafus—to track Molly’s evolution. Produced by Universal Television, Hubbard and Yang serve as executive producers alongside Rudolph, Danielle Renfrew Behrens, Dave Becky, Dean Holland, and Natasha Lyonne, with Hubbard showrunning the new season.

‘Mr. Scorsese’ (2025)

Expanded Media

This documentary series offers an expansive portrait of filmmaker Martin Scorsese through in-depth conversations, never-before-seen archival materials, and fresh interviews with collaborators and family. Directed by Rebecca Miller, the project features voices including Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, Margot Robbie, Daniel Day-Lewis, Steven Spielberg, Thelma Schoonmaker, Sharon Stone, Jodie Foster, Paul Schrader, and more. It debuts on Apple TV+ on Friday, October 17.

Across its episodes, the series traces Scorsese’s personal history—childhood in New York, early cinematic obsessions, and even his brief seminary stint—while unpacking the craft behind touchstones like ‘Taxi Driver,’ ‘Goodfellas,’ ‘The Departed,’ and ‘The Wolf of Wall Street.’ It maps recurring themes in his work, from faith and guilt to masculinity and moral consequence, anchoring them in the production stories and partnerships that shaped his career.

Share which premiere you’re most excited to stream this week in the comments!