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Yes to both of your questions by shea
I don't like the separate paid services and they can be pretty hard to navigate.
Specifically for Peacock, I don't like how you have to go to the Peacock app for the Peacock programming and the NBC Sports app for the simulcasts of NBC/NBCSN/CNBC/USA/etc. ESPN puts all their sports in the ESPN app, and gives you whatever you subscribe to on demand.
But as to your questions: Yes Peacock has a Samsung TV channel. (I'll be watching on Android TV - others might use Roku or Apple TV). You can also go to Peacocktv.com on any computer and watch there. It's not that hard. They just want you to go through the motions of installing the app or going to the website once, then you might decide you really need to watch every Premier League game or you miss having The Office on demand. Or maybe you'll forget to cancel...