MTV reportedly still plans to air Adam "DJ AM" Goldstein's Gone Too Far reality series despite his death from an apparent drug overdose last month.
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MTV declined comment when contacted by The Reporter.
The eight-episode series was originally slated to debut October 5 and Goldstein had announced he had just wrapped filming the series in an August 26 posting on Twitter.
However three days later, New York Police Department officers found Goldstein's lifeless body in bed in his Manhattan apartment after responding to a 911 call from a friend who was concerned Goldstein had missed an airplane flight and wasn't answering his phone.
A crack pipe, half a bag of crack cocaine and prescription drugs were reportedly found nearby.
A toxicology report has yet to be released, however preliminary findings suggest the 36-year-old died from a drug overdose.
Gone Too Far follows the celebrity DJ as he helped young people overcome various addictions, and some believe the series could still deliver an anti-drug message despite Goldstein's death, according to The Reporter.
Intervention recently won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Reality Program.
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