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Where to watch Curious George online

Discover how far curiosity can take you with this animated series that aims to both educate and entertain.

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Alexandra Plesa

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Curious George

First introduced to the world of children’s literature over 75 years ago, we’re happy to report that Curious George is still beloved by children today.

What is Curious George about?

Based on the original Curious George book series created by Margret and H.A. Rey in 1941, this new animated series is aimed at preschoolers and follows the inquisitive monkey as he embarks on all sorts of exciting adventures, encouraging the little ones to use their imaginations and kick off their own investigations of the world.

The show has an educational purpose, incorporating early concepts of math, science and technology. More importantly, though, it’s a whole lot of fun.

Where to watch Curious George

Curious George is a an original series by NBC’s Peacock. Sign up for the new platform and enjoy all the Curious George episodes, along with more exciting content.

Peacock details

Peacock is a new streaming service from NBCUniversal. Available nationwide, it comes with a generous library of TV shows and movies.

You can sign up with only an email address and start watching a limited portion of the library for free, with ads. Or, you can upgrade to a Premium plan to access even more content.

The basic Premium plan costs $4.99 a month and gives you access to the entire library with ads, while Premium Plus removes ads for $9.99 a month. New users get a 7-day free trial regardless of which Premium plan they go for.

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