Sky Living has chosen not to continue with Teen Wolf, the supernatural drama originally produced by MTV. The decision came during the LA Screenings, a key event where networks evaluate potential content for acquisition and renewal.
Teen Wolf had previously aired on Sky Living in the UK and built a modest but loyal following. The show follows high school student Scott McCall, who gains werewolf abilities and must navigate the dangers of his dual life. It mixes supernatural elements with coming-of-age themes.
Although the series continued to perform well in other markets, Sky Living opted to focus its efforts on content that aligns more closely with its current programming strategy. The network is now investing in original dramas and procedural formats that cater to its evolving audience.
This change in direction reflects broader trends in how UK broadcasters are curating their content. The shift away from youth-focused supernatural series indicates a desire for mature storytelling with broader demographic appeal.
Fans of Teen Wolf in the UK may still be able to access the series through streaming platforms or physical media. However, its departure from Sky Living’s lineup signals a notable pivot in the channel’s acquisition strategy going forward.