"I'm gunna kill them. All of them." Peacock has unveiled the first official trailer for a series called M.I.A., which is both the acronym for the Miami airport (MIA) in Florida and the acronym for ...

From Bill Dubuque, creator of Ozark, M.I.A. hits Peacock with all nine of its episodes at once. Shannon Gisela stars as Etta, smart, resourceful, and college-bound, who’s also a little spontaneous: ...

“M.I.A.,” Peacock’s new crime drama, is making its broadcast debut with a special airing of the pilot episode on NBC one week after the show’s binge-drop premiere on Peacock. Viewers can tune in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "M.I.A." is both soaked in the blood of vengeful underworld violence but also bathed in the healing sunlight around Miami and the ...