why did the series veronica mars end?
Generally speaking, TV series end for one of two reasons. The first is that the production company that makes the TV series decides it doesn’t want to continue doing so. They may feel there are no more interesting stories to tell, key actors may no longer be interested, the series may have reached a logical “end”, or their might be another project that key people at the production company are more interested in doing. This was clearly not the case with Veronica Mars, given that Rob Thomas went so far as to pitch two different ideas for Season 4, including a 20-minute pilot for the post-FBI-academy series. The other reason is simple business: the network that’s currently buying the series from the production company doesn’t feel that it’s a good use of money. This usually means that not enough people are watching it, so they can’t sell commercial time for as much money. That’s how almost all American TV stations work: they buy TV shows and broadcast them so that the people who watch the
