Peacock Cancels M.I.A. After Single Season Despite Chart-Topping Debut

Peacock Cancels M.I.A. After Single Season Despite Chart-Topping Debut

Peacock has cancelled the crime thriller M.I.A. after one season, despite the Bill Dubuque series reaching the No. 1 spot on the platform's U.S. streaming charts.

Bill Dubuque Crime-Drama 'M.I.A.' Canceled At Peacock After One Season

EXCLUSIVE: Peacock has canceled the Miami-set crime-drama series M.I.A. after one season. The series, from creator, writer, and executive producer Bill Dubuque, premiered on May 7 with all 9 hour-long episodes. Following the show’s premiere, there was a lot of buzz around M.I.A. It received an extra push from NBC with a special airing on the network on May 14. In a unique move, M.I.A. was one of the few shows that was set in Miami and was also…

Peacock Cancels Bill Dubuque's Crime Drama 'M.I.A.' After One Season

Bill Dubuque built a reputation as one of the small screen’s most reliable crime drama architects thanks to ‘Ozark,’ the Netflix hit that ran for four acclaimed seasons and helped define an entire era of prestige cartel storytelling. That track record made his next project, a Peacock original set in the heart of Miami’s criminal...

Bill Dubuque M.I.A. Canceled at Peacock

Reportedly, zero episodes were ever filmed before the platform pulled the plug. Have you considered how quickly unproduced scripts disappear from streaming slates? Screenwriter Bill Dubuque was originally attached to write and create the crime drama series M.I.A. But the initiative never cleared development hell. Entertainment executives now recognize this cancellation as another data point […] The post Bill Dubuque Crime Drama M.I.A. Canceled a…

Ozark Creator’s New Crime Thriller Cancelled After One Season

Peacock has cancelled its new crime thriller series developed by the creator of Ozark, Bill Dubuque, after just one season.

Bill Dubuque Crime-Drama ‘M.I.A.’ Canceled At Peacock After One Season

EXCLUSIVE: Peacock has canceled the Miami-set crime-drama series M.I.A. after one season. The series, from creator, writer, and executive producer Bill Dubuque, premiered on May 7 with all 9 hour-long episodes. Following the show’s premiere, there was a lot of buzz around M.I.A. It received an extra push from NBC with a special airing on the…