The Dungeon Crawler Carl series, a much-celebrated and beloved set of audiobooks, has been officially greenlit for adaptation on Peacock. Fans of the series are thrilled at the prospect of seeing their favorite characters and scenes brought to life on screen. There is, however, a powerful sentiment within the community regarding the casting choices for this adaptation.

Jeff Hays, the incredibly talented audiobook narrator for the Dungeon Crawler Carl series, has captured the hearts of fans with his skillful portrayal of characters, especially Princess Donut and the dungeon AI. His voice has become synonymous with these characters, bringing them to life in ways that have endeared him to listeners. Jeff Hayes' interpretation of these roles isn't just another aspect of the series; it is an integral part of what makes it so special.

Casting Jeff Hays to voice Princess Donut and the dungeon AI in the series adaptation isn't just a nod to the thousands of dedicated fans who have followed the series through its audiobook journey. It’s a logical choice that honors the authenticity of the characters and maintains the continuity that fans so deeply appreciate. His participation would ensure that the TV series retains the unique charm and spirit that has captivated audiences thus far.

Moreover, involving Jeff Hays would also serve as a tremendous marketing advantage for Peacock. Leveraging his well-established voice talents would not only draw existing fans of the audiobooks to the streaming platform but also attract new viewers who are curious about the series and the hype surrounding it.

For these reasons and more, we kindly urge the decision-makers at Peacock and involved production teams to take into account the community's plea. Allowing Jeff Hays to lend his iconic voice to Princess Donut and the dungeon AI characters will preserve the essence of the series, making for an unforgettable television adventure.

Please sign this petition if you support the casting of Jeff Hays in the Dungeon Crawler Carl series adaptation and help ensure that our beloved audiobook experiences are faithfully translated onto the television screen.