McKinsey also explained the benefits on streaming over broadcast TV. Without Peacock, Days might have been numbered on the Network.” In fact, the prospect of ‘Days’ remaining in production for the long term just increased as a result of this move. “All of your favorite characters will remain on the show for the foreseeable future. This is a big difference from the sad demise of ABC’s and ,” McKinsey wrote. “The show has not been canceled, and/or ‘picked up’ by Peacock.
And it doesn’t necessarily mean a death knell for the soap, as it did when Passions moved to DirecTV and All My Children and One Life to Live got new life online after ABC already canceled them.ĭays Of Our Lives Spoilers Tuesday, August 9: Li And Rolf’s Connection, Brady’s Deal, Nicole Panics View Story DOOL Spoilers – A Request From DAYS DirectorĭOOL director Scott McKinsey, who previously directed Days of Our Lives, and is the son of soap opera legend Beverlee McKinsey, took to Facebook this past weekend to explain what moving to Peacock really means. While many fans are up in arms about the fact that they will now have to pay 4.99 a month for Peacock in order to watch their favorite soap, it is better than the alternative, which would be NBC canceling the show altogether.ĭAYS has been given a new lease on life by moving to a streaming platform, as that is also the future of television as more and more people give up cable, satellite, and broadcast channels. Days Of Our Lives Spoilers – Could Have Been Canceled The soap world is still reeling from the fact that Days of Our Lives will be ending its run on NBC in December, just to move over to the network’s streaming platform, Peacock.
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