Is it an old legend coming back to life? In the small town of Lakewood, the murder of a high school student stirs memories of a similar slaying that took place 20 years earlier. Another death raises questions and causes a further rift between Emma and Audrey. A provocative podcaster arrives in town to report on the murders. Just as the killer challenges her to a dangerous game, Emma learns that her mother has been keeping more secrets. Emma receives a mysterious message, leading her, Noah and Audrey to go in search of answers. Brooke feels guilty for leaving her best friend behind. After a scandalous video leaks, Emma discovers a heartbreaking secret. Sheriff Hudson is replaced by a state police investigator. When an official investigation of Rachel's death is finally launched, Emma learns that the new prime suspect is someone close to her. Emma races against the clock to save a friend from the Lakewood murderer's dangerous game of hide-and-seek. Emma reels from another death in Lakewood but uncovers a new secret from the past.
(Steve Schofield/Peacock) What originals will be available at launch? "Brave New World": A drama series based on Aldous Huxley's dystopian sci-fi novel set in a future that has built its stability by ridding the world of monogamy, privacy, money, family and history. "The Capture": A drama series described as a "conspiracy thriller" that takes on the world of "fake news" and intelligence agencies. "Intelligence": A workplace comedy series set in a U. K. government agency in which employees tackle international and domestic cybercrime from their desktops, starring David Schwimmer and Nick Mohammed. "Psych 2: Lassie Come Home": The long-awaited "Psych" movie sequel bringing James Roday and Dulé Hill back as Shawn and Gus, respectively. "In Deep With Ryan Lochte": A documentary about the 35-year-old former Olympian and reality TV star trying to qualify for the 2020 Olympics. Lochte is best remembered for lying about being pulled over and robbed at gunpoint by armed men posing as police during the 2016 Rio Olympics.
Brooke takes action on unfinished business, Emma and Kieran struggle with trust issues, and Noah's investigation lands him and Audrey in peril. Eli takes Emma on a heated criminal adventure, Noah and Zoe's relationship intensifies, and the killer lures Brooke and Audrey into a deadly trap. The killer uses Lakewood's annual carnival to run Emma through a not-so-fun fun house, while Brooke lashes out at the entire town. Despite their feud, Emma and Audrey discover why the Killer is targeting them, and a long-missing body of evidence is finally found. The killer further divides Audrey and Emma and uses Noah's affection for Zoe against him. Maggie and Acosta worry about secrets in their past. Noah has doubts about continuing his Morgue podcast. Emma and Audrey become prime suspects when evidence implicates them in the killing spree. On the run and branded as Lakewood's most wanted, Emma and Audrey face off against the killer and unmask Piper's final surprise. The Lakewood survivors take refuge on a remote island with an infamous past and end up in a bloody standoff.
"Lost Speedways": A docu-series created and hosted by Dale Earnhardt, Jr. who, along with co-host Matthew Dillner, will take a look at racetracks that have been forgotten, abandoned and overtaken by nature. "Curious George": An animated show for kids following the beloved curious monkey from the classic picture book series. "Cleopatra in Space": An animated series about a teenage Cleopatra who is transported from ancient Egypt to 30, 000 years into the future, where she learns she is the prophesied savior of the world. So she is sent to an elite academy to train while also tackling the struggles of being a teen in high school. "Where's Waldo": An animated series about 12-year-old Waldo and his best friend Wenda, who are members of the Worldwide Wanderer Society, which means they travel the world to learn about other cultures and solve problems through observation. The animated "Cleopatra in Space" will also be available on Peacock at launch. (DreamWorks Animation / Peacock) What other originals have been announced?
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