Peacock's July is dominated by coverage of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris; Peacock is the broadcast home for the latest Olympics, and that's the focus of nearly all of the streaming service in July. Still, if you're not interested in the Olympics, there are a few other notable first-runs in addition to the usual lineup of new episodes of NBC, USA, and Bravo shows and newly delivered movies.

WWE's latest event, "Money in the Bank," will be streamed live, and Bravo's long-running reality shows "Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles" and "The Real Housewives of Orange County" will air their new season will premiere. In film, the Amy Winehouse biopic "Back to Black" will make its exclusive distribution debut.

A drama series about ancient Rome and a reality show about bears round out this month's Peacock highlights.

Can a bear be on a reality show? For the brown bears of Alaska's Katmai National Park, just because they don't know they are in a reality show competition doesn't mean it isn't happening. This three-episode series applies the style and approach of reality TV to nature documentary content, and follows the bears as they prepare for hibernation.

"Our Flag Means Death" star Rhys Darby provides a comedic commentary on the bears' efforts to prepare for a very long nap. The show gives points for "meatiness, ingenuity, and guts" to the bears as they attempt to gain nearly 200 pounds for hibernation. For fans of the reality show, this is a hilarious and informative way to experience the wonders of nature.

Premiering July 11 on Peacock

Filmmaker Roland Emmerich is no stranger to large-scale spectacle. In this new series, Roland Emmerich, director of such blockbusters as "Independence Day" and "The Day After Tomorrow," turns his attention to ancient Rome and the brutal gladiatorial games that fueled the bloodlust of Roman citizens and helped the elite class maintain power. Anthony Hopkins plays the Roman Emperor Vespasian, and is flanked by Ian Leung (Game of Thrones) and Sarah Martins (Death in Paradise).

The series was developed by Emmerich's longtime collaborator Robert Rodat. Rodat worked on Emmerich's films Patriot and 10,000 B.C., and adapted the classic nonfiction book written by Daniel P. Mannix in 1958. Gladiators have been a screen staple since the dawn of cinema, and Emmerich put his distinctive, over-the-top stamp on this venerable genre with The Dying.

Premiered July 18 on Peacock

Peacock is the main home for coverage of this year's Summer Olympics in Paris, France. This means that it will broadcast all competitions, including popular events such as swimming, gymnastics, and tennis, for a total of 329 medal events and over 5,000 hours of programming. If this sounds too overwhelming, Peacock's daily live program, "Gold Zone," will take viewers to the most important competitions with highlights and commentary.

In addition to regular coverage, Peacock will also offer Spanish-language coverage by sibling company Telemundo, a comedy roundup by Kevin Hart and Kenan Thompson, and the host of the podcast "Call Her Daddy," who will provide interactive commentary on a variety of competitions with special guests The talk show "Watch With Alex Cooper" will be offered. No matter what kind of Olympic coverage you're looking for, Peacock has you covered.

First aired on Peacock on July 26

July 5: Back To Black (Peacock Original)*

July 6: WWE Money in the Bank (Peacock Original)*

July 11: The Hungry Games: The Hungry Games: Alaska's Big Bear Challenge (Peacock Original)*

July 18: These About To Die (Peacock Original)*

July 18: The Dirty D: July 18 July 18: The Dirty D: Season 3, Finale (Peacock Exclusive)*

July 21: Love Island USA, Season 6 - Finale (Peacock Original)*

July 26: Kevin Hart and Kenan Thompson's Olympic Highlights (Peacock Original)*

July 27: Gold Zone (Peacock Original)*

July 28: Watch with Alex Cooper (Peacock Original)*

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