CSI: Vegas has come to an unfortunate end after three seasons. Considering the popularity of the CSI franchise, fans did not expect the show to get canceled. After all, viewership is what matters and viewers will apparently not get to see a CSI: Vegas Season 4 happen.
Here’s everything you need to know about CSI: Vegas’ cancellation.
Why was CSI: Vegas canceled after Season 3?
CSI: Vegas got canceled after Season 3 in April this year as it was one of the least-watched shows on the network, as per Deadline. It brought in very few numbers and the heads at CBS had to make the difficult decision of letting it go. Also, with a lineup of new shows ready to hit the TV screens through the network, there seemed to be no place for CSI: Vegas to continue running.
Additionally, broadcast budgets and the soft ad market are also a few of the reasons for the cancellation of these shows.
Further, there are no plans to move the series to Paramount Plus either. Along with CSI: Vegas, So Help Me Todd is facing a similar situation as well and will not come back for another season.
Will there be more seasons of CSI: Vegas?
There is no confirmation about the renewal of CSI: Vegas in the near future. However, it seems that it could only be revived if another network picks it up. But that is very unlikely to happen as the CSI franchise has been part of the CBS network since it first aired in the year 2000.
Even though the chances of CSI: Vegas’ return are low, viewers can look forward to a lineup of other new and renewed shows on CBS.
