The wait is finally over. We have been given an official trailer for Peacock’s new series Dig. In just one month, we will get to see what’s in store for us in this new series. View the trailer and first-look images below.
Dig is a series about four women at an archaeological dig in Greece, and each are facing different life challenges. The four women discover a buried secret that could change history and become entangled in a dangerous international conspiracy. According to Deadline, the series will run for ten episodes and will be in a binge format, which means that you can watch all the episodes in one sitting.
In the trailer, we see the main character Elise, played by Amy Poehler (Dream Productions, Inside Out 2), is seen addressing a group of young archeologists the dos and don’ts of the dig site. We are given a first glimpse of what Elise and her three female compatriots have discovered and begin to scheme on how the find will be theirs so that Neville, played by Hugh Laurie (The Night Manager, Tehran), will not steal the credit. The trailer highlights that Elise’s goal is to take over the dig site and this scheme may be their only shot on doing so. The series will showcase not just action and intrigue, but a hint of comedy as well.
The cast consists of Poehler, Max Greenfield (The White Lotus, Let’s Have Kids), Jason Mantzoukas (Mating Season, Invincible VS), Noma Dumezweni (Prima Facie, The Shards), Brennan Lee Mulligan (Critical Role, Basement Level), Dan Bucatinsky (The Comeback, The Highest Stakes), Simon Pearl (Deathless, The Chair Company), Laurie, Antonia Thomas (Tommy & Tuppence, Two Weeks in August), Geraldine Viswanathan (Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender, Digman!), Kayvan Novak (Golden Axe, Krapopolis), Jon Pointing (The Witness, Small Prophets), Michael Schur (A Man on the Inside, Dang!), Mason Vale Cotton (Keith vs, Party Down), Fina Strazza (Not Suitable for Work, Nubile), Bonita Friedericy (The Pitt, Tracker), George Basil (Day in the Death, Hacks), John Mawson (Leviathan, Unsinkable) and Lizzy Joy Doan (The Way, Jordan Matter).
The new series is set to premiere on November 23, 2026.