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