Frequently Asked Questions

Peacock is the streaming home of Bravo. You can watch new episodes the day after their Bravo premiere on Peacock as well as full seasons of classic and legacy Bravo shows, special Peacock-exclusive content, and more all in one place at peacocktv.com. Bravo is also available through traditional cable and satellite TV providers across the United States. To find Bravo's channel number in your area, check your provider's channel guide or call your provider directly.

Yes, Bravo shows are streaming on Peacock. You can find new episodes available the day after they air on broadcast TV, full back-catalog seasons of Bravo shows, and Peacock-exclusive Bravo originals and specials there.

Yes, you can watch Bravo without a cable subscription by signing up for a Peacock subscription. Premium and Premium Plus plans are available.

You can watch Bravo on Peacock by signing up for one of three plans: 

• Select ($7.99/month or $79.99/year)

• Premium ($10.99/month or $109.99/year)

• Premium Plus ($16.99/month or $169.99/year) visit peacocktv.com.

New Bravo episodes are available to stream on Peacock the day after their original air date. 

Peacock and Bravo are available to customers within the United States. International availability of Bravo content varies by country and local distribution agreements.

The full Bravo TV schedule — including what is airing today and during the next week — is available at bravotv.com/schedule. The schedule is updated regularly and displays broadcast air times for all Bravo original series and marathons.

Bravo broadcasts on two feeds — Eastern and Pacific — so programs start at the same clock time for viewers on both coasts. Some satellite and cable services carry the Eastern feed regardless of the subscriber's time zone. 

If your local listings are off: Pacific time zone: subtract 3 hours from the listed time: Mountain time zone: subtract 2 hours from the listed time.

Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen airs on Bravo and is available to stream on Peacock. New episodes are typically available on Peacock the day after they air. Find episode guides, guest information, and streaming links at bravotv.com/watch-what-happens-live.

Yes. With limited exceptions, closed captioning is provided for all Bravo programming on broadcast television and on Peacock.

For advertising inquiries, visit nbcuniversal.com/advertising or contact your NBCUniversal sales representative directly.

Press releases, photography, and public relations contacts for Bravo shows are available to journalists at NBCUniversal Media Village.

Open positions at Bravo and throughout NBCUniversal are listed at nbcunicareers.com. 

Due to the volume of submissions and legal considerations, Bravo cannot accept unsolicited creative ideas or materials.