HBO Isn't Killing Peacemaker Right Now According to James Gunn

The seriousness of what is happening at Warner Bros. is not something to be taken lightly. It looks like they're scrapping "Batgirl" forever and laying off a lot of employees, a sad but tried result of these massive corporate mergers, but some of your favorite shows aren't automatically going dodo.< /p >

Again, we will know more tomorrow when the new management of Warner Bros. Discovery will publish its financial report. The assumption is that it's going to be pretty brutal, but they certainly won't want to cut their heavyweights instantly, and "Peacemaker" ended up being one of HBO Max's highest performing original shows. He was a one-series producer and by the time the finale hit, overall viewership was up 44%, which definitely means subscribers want more of John Cena and his ragtag crew of rude misfits and holes with a big heart.

So in the wake of some bad news, we have at least some hope that our other favorite shows from HBO and HBO Max will continue to thrive under this new regime. Tomorrow will paint a fuller picture, but for tonight "Peacemaker" fans can rest easy.