Anyone who enjoys watching television knows this feeling. When it’s time to announce which shows are getting picked up for another season, and you suddenly find out your favorite show is about to be – gasp! – cancelled. It’s one of the worst things that can happen to a couch-potato like us. Take Veronica Mars fans (or Marshmallows) for example. They’ve remained upset about its cancellation for years – so much so, that they funded a Veronica Mars movie on Kickstarter, and convince Hulu to renew it in 2019.
Yes, sometimes a show’s rating aren’t high enough to justify its existence, which means network executives have to make some tough decisions. But sometimes, it’s one foolish mistake that get our favorite TV series axed. Running a TV show isn’t easy, and apparently – all it takes is one wrong move to ruin it. These shows were cancelled for the dumbest reasons, and we’re here to tell you why.
[post_page_title]Deadwood[/post_page_title]
It’s sad to think that Deadwood, an HBO western, could have easily continued for a fourth season – if it weren’t for one choice made by its showrunner and creator. After the show ran for three seasons, the network offered to renew it for another season – except it would be a shorter one. The show’s creator, David Milch, didn’t like the idea of a shortened season, and said no thank you to their offer.
It’s unclear why he preferred to have no season over a short season, but Deadwood was subsequently cancelled, without having a proper ending to it. There have been rumors of a possible Deadwood movie or a TV revival, so both sides still a chance at correcting their errors.
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