The pre-air cancellation of Dead Day comes just a week after the streamer also killed off her series Vampire Academy
, an adaptation of writer Ryan Parrott and artist
Evgeniy Bornyakov’s graphic novel about a world in which the dead come back to life for a single night each yearBut not on TV! Instead, Peacock pulled the plug, in what’s felt like an increasing trend of networks stepping away from previous agreements to air a show.
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