This April, the Peacock streaming service has a lot on its plate. In addition to movies, TV shows, and original content, it's also the home to WWE's Wrestlemania 37 and all the content that comes along with that. Check out what's coming to the service below.

　　Peacock and WWE have joined forces, and now, the service will be live streaming Wrestlemania 37. This will be a two-night event, taking place on Saturday, April 10 and Sunday, April 11. This is WWE's Super Bowl, and it will feature the company's top talent facing each other in a variety of matches, many of which will be for championship titles. As always, GameSpot's Wrestle Buddies, Mat Elfring and Chris E. Hayner, will be covering the event live. So make sure to come back both nights for live coverage and a review of the show. Additionally, check out a recent episode of GameSpot's wrestling podcast below.

　　While the Tokyo Olympics were postponed last year by the coronavirus pandemic, they will happen this year, and Peacock will be covering it live. While the Olympics themselves don't start until July 23, you can watch the Olympic trials for wrestling on April 2. Find out which country will make it into the worldwide event.

　　The new Mortal Kombat movie is coming to HBO Max on April 16. But if you're looking to relive a blast from the past, 1995's Mortal Kombat arrives on April 1. Paul W.S. Anderson (Resident Evil) directs the film about a group of martial artists who get sent to a mysterious island where they compete in a fighting tournament. All your favorite MK characters are there, including Reptile--who is dripping in mediocre CG from that time period. After watching it on Peacock, you have a couple weeks to prepare yourself for the 2021 version.

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　　Below, you'll find everything coming to Peacock in April, much of which is exclusive to the service. You can also check out what's coming to Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max, Hulu, and Shudder next month.

　　

New to Peacock in April

April 1

Beethoven, 1992*Beethoven’s 2nd, 1993*Being John Malkovich, 1999*Bridesmaids, 2011*Bring It On, 2000*Bring It On Again, 2004*Bring It On: All Or Nothing, 2006*Casper, 1995*Catch Me If You Can, 2002Charlie St. Cloud, 2010*Despicable Me, 2010*Due Date, 2010*Fences, 2016*Happy Feet, 2006*Happy Feet Two, 2011*How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days, 2003*Intolerable Cruelty, 2003*Jerry Maguire, 1995*Lone Survivor, 2013Monster High: Ghouls Rule, 2012*Monster High: Great Scarrier Reef, 2016*Monster High: Haunted, 2015*Monster High, Scaris City of Frights, 2013*Monster High: Welcome To Monster High, 2016*Monster High: Why Do Ghouls Fall In Love, 2012*Mortal Kombat, 1995*Not Easily Broken, 2009Police Academy, 1984*Push, 2009*R.I.P.D., 2013Smokin’ Aces 2: Assassins’ Ball, 2009Street Fighter, 1994*The Break-Up, 2006*The Constant Gardener, 2005*The Wiz, 1978*Undercover Brother, 2002*Van Hesling, 2004*Wet Hot American Summer, 2001Blippi, season 1Morphle, season 1Little Baby Bum, Season 1Classic TV channel launch

April 2

Law & Order: Organized Crime, Season 1 (NBC)Manifest, season 3 (NBC)Real Housewives of New York, Season 12WWE The Day Of: FastLane 2021U.S. Olympic Trials: Wrestling begins streaming

April 3

Premier League continues with match week 30

April 4

WWE Untold: Foley vs. Edge WM22

April 5

Def Comedy Jam, season 6

April 6

Conan The Barbarian, 2011*

April 10

WWE WrestleMania 37

April 11

WWE WrestleMania 37

April 12

Real Housewives channel launch

April 15

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Season 10

April 16

Couples Retreat, 2009*Fist Fight, 2017*The Dilemma, 2011*Dateline Collection: the Killer Speaks

April 17

Dateline 24/7 channel marathon

April 18

Dateline 24/7 channel marathon

April 22

Archibald’s Next Big Thing Is Here, season 2 (Peacock Original)*Rutherford Falls, Season 1 (Peacock Original)**=Exclusive to Peacock

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