Teacup destroyed by angry Peacock” is no longer just the quick summary of one of our many pieces of P.G. Wodehouse fan fiction: It’s also the fate of the streaming horror series, which has just been canceled by the NBC-affiliated streamer.

James Wan's horror thriller "Teacup" has been canceled by Peacock after one season. The series, which comes from Wan's Atomic Monster and showrunner Ian McCulloch ("Yellowstone," "Deputy," "Chicago Fire") and is inspired by Robert McCammon's New York Times best-selling novel Stinger,

Peacock has pulled the plug on its horror thriller series Teacup after a mere single season, despite its star-studded cast and the backing of acclaimed filmmaker James Wan, according to Variety. The show,

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 Robert McCammon’s bestselling novel Stinger,

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 originally picked up straight-to-series at the NBCUniversal-backed streaming service in 2022 and debuted in October 2024.

We may only be a few weeks into this year, but there are already some shows that have been canceled in 2025. A few streamers have already made moves in that regard, and Peacock just became the latest.