The show, "Autopsy of Michael Jackson: What really killed Michael Jackson," had been set to air in several countries in Western Europe and the United Kingdom, January 13.
"Given the trial begins next week, and demand for goods of Michael Jackson, the autopsy the planned deployment of the medical evidence in connection with official Michael Jackson has been postponed indefinitely," Discovery Networks International said in a statement.
A spokesman declined to comment beyond the discovery of the statement. Co-executors of the estate have responded in its own statement saying they were "pleased" with the decision.
"Thriller" singer, died suddenly, and an overdose of prescription drugs, 25 June 2009, at age 50, just weeks before the start of a series of comeback concerts. An autopsy is a Los Angeles officials showed Jackson died of an overdose mainly effective anesthetic propofol, which used a sleep aid.
Discovery shows, which is expected in the United States was informal, a fictional account of what an autopsy has been a description and its results.
But Jackson fans around the world have protested the online petition launched earlier this month, and the co-executors of his fortune left this week, Discovery Networks, where the "insensitive" and "shockingly bad taste" .
A print advertising program shows the body of the paper, with a hand poking out of the singer known for wearing a sequined glove.
After the decision of the discovery was published McClain and Branca a statement saying: "We hope that this show will never be executed on a market in the future."
"Although the discovery said the process, and ask the reasons for its decision, this would not have happened, it was an incredible passion to appear in many Michael Jackson fans across the world, who knew they were one and their voices could not be ignored, "the statement said.
Physician Michael Jackson at his death, Dr. Conrad Murray, admitted giving propofol singer, often used in surgery, and Murray has been accused by authorities of manslaughter in the death of Jackson.
Murray has pleaded not guilty, and the preliminary hearing if there is sufficient evidence to convince him to trial starting in Los Angeles, Jan. 4.
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