Hope Kristin Bell gets another gig.

CW is dead to me. VM was the only good thing they had and they've canned it.

I also disagree that the quality has dropped, the last few episodes have been gold and the writing was spot on.

I disagree with everyone that said the quality was dropping. I think it floundered a bit when it tried the mini-arcs, but only because those stories weren't as dynamic (and couldn't be) as the past two major mysteries. I think the last two weeks have proved that the show's concept work well as not-that-much-a-serial.

At the rate season three was going, I had convinced myself that VM being cancelled would not be a bad thing. It lost its shine during the second season. Now that it has actually been cancelled, I feel a little sad and disappointed. Firstly, because one of my shows fizzled out within three seasons, and secondly, it is no longer getting a chance to improve.

Like many other posters have said, Idiocracy is coming true. Hell, even that movie was senttraight to DVD because it wasn't what America likes, they want Howie Mandel and briefcases.

This show, and Smallville are my fav CW shows. Smallville being my favorite show of all time, me being a Superman fanatic and all. I agree totally with the statement of being pissed at the imbasils that watch reality shows like "the pussycat dolls, the real world (mtv), survivor, if you want reality go take a f***ing walk outside! Also, I don't know about anyone else but I know someone that since they changed it to the CW they lost the ability to watch Smallville, and all of the shows they watched on the WB. Maybe this could be a cause for some of the ratings dropping. American Idol, I have many personal disputes with that show...but I catch myself hating to watch it sometimes, I'm a big fan of music but you can tell they sometimes don't go after the REAL talent (as you can tell since Blake is still left on there this season if I hear him dryheave and make those atrocious noises one more time I don't know what I'll do I already can't listen to that Bon Jovi song again. This situation reminds me of the movie Idiocracy which is worth watching for a laugh. I can see in the future people being amazed by a TV show called "Ow My Balls" which is composed of a guy being repeatedly kicked, or hit in the balls by various objects the entire show. Oh wait, people are already watching shows that compare them to fifth graders! Is there any hope for future television? I'm guessing not...

I've never seen a single second of Veronica Mars, but I have a soft spot for any cult show and I've seen how big the online fandom for it is. As someone who went through something very similar with Arrested Development, I must say that I'm a very very sorry to see it go. I'm saddened by this news, and my heart really goes out to you guys.

I heard it wasn't dead until june 1st or something -- they are waiting for an actual script.

Don't worry matriculated "ow my balls" will probably be a real show in a couple of years. :)

Not to say that network TV is exactly a place for deep thought but shows seem to be striving to become so ridiculously moronic its really making me think about calling it quits with TV... and I love TV.

A show that constantly pops up in the top 10 is about randomly picking a case and hoping you win money. No skill, no thought, just luck... people tune in twice a week to watch something that requires absolutely no thought.

And we wonder why children are becoming dumber. Who needs a degree all I need to do is pick a case.

If you've seen the Mike Judge movie, Idiocracy, this really isn't a surprise. :(