Where should I bring my old TV set?

Why not move on to another TV show?

• Noticed ever since certain shows like V got canceled, one large group of fans on facebook have been writing letters since last march/april to networks like TNT and now CW and in some cases boycotting ABC. But one thing though, although one producer from this show and some of the cast have expressed being flattered by the fans' efforts I doubt they think this group can pull it off but I could be wrong. Another thing is this the show's props have been sold, the set itself is being reused and everyone who worked on the show actors, writers, producers, etc... have all moved on and are working on other projects. Point is, it looks like the whole thing is a lost cause. Although the series The Game was brought back last year and was BET's high rated show in the channel's history efforts by fans do NOT always bring a show back. Also, I'm the kind of person who has an eclectic taste, meaning I watch other TV shows, movies, etc... whereas fans of a certain show only watch that particular series and not much else. Although a year ago I did read somewhere about V getting moved to the CW network but that didn't go anywhere, same thing for another ABC series called Invasion which was canceled in 2006. Though I'm surprised that fans of different shows haven't considered other efforts, for instance, if a series is canceled, why not write a script for a spin off? I've seen some shows where the writers had episode ideas or storylines planned out for another season and either wound up on the shelf or were used in some other way like this... Recently, the writers for the series, Smallville announced they'll be writing an 11th season and publishing it as a novel. Granted, I used to get upset when some of my favorite shows got canceled but once I did research on the cancellation procress I understood how and why network/studio executives and producers decide to cancel a series or renew it and it's not an easy task.Plus, a lot of time and effort goes into making an episode. Now when a show I like gets canceled, I simply watch the re-runs and find another show to fill in that gap. Why not do the same thing?

• Answer:

  For some reason, certain fans refuse to accept the fact that their show got canceled, and they feel the need to try and save it. They can not get it through their heads that not enough people watched that show to make it worth keeping it going.