The horror-thriller series Teacup has been axed by Peacock after just one season, according to Variety. Inspired by Robert McCammon’s novel Stinger, the series was given a straight-to-series ...

The horror thriller series “ Teacup ” has been canceled at Peacock after just one season, Variety has learned. The show was inspired by the Robert McCammon novel “Stinger.” It was ...

There will be no season 2 for horror thriller series Teacup. Peacock has canceled the series after one season, Deadline has learned. Starring Scott Speedman and Yvonne Strahovski, inspired by ...

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Stephen King recently said that "Teacup" is "All killer, no filler." Not bad. Not bad at all. He doesn't do that a lot. So when I saw that, I was very happy and very happy for our showrunner.

You get a whole crowd of people in there, especially in a packed movie theater, you’re at a party. Teacup airs new episodes every Thursday on Peacock. Tags: Fantastic Fest 2024 Categorized ...

This is the era of “We’re not making a TV show, we’re making a multi-part movie” (to its credit, the average “Teacup” episode is closer to 30 minutes than to 60 or even 45), and for a ...

With its head buried in so many fantastical clouds, Teacup relies on interpersonal drama to keep a foot on the ground. It might be an over reliance: It’s not enough that Ellen is staying with ...

We’ve been on board with Teacup since the Peacock horror series dropped its first teaser last month. And a new trailer has us even more excited for this mysterious show. Based on a beloved novel ...