'Buckwild' Fans Agree With MTV's Decision to Cancel Show

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Buckwild, the popular reality show based in the Kanawha Valley, will not make it to a second season -- at least not on MTV.

This decision comes after Shain Gandee, one of the show’s stars, died.

The reality show was a hit, drawing in millions of viewers for every episode.

After showing America what he and his friends do for fun, Gandee died doing just that.

He, his uncle and a friend were "mudding" in his SUV when they got stuck and died from carbon monoxide poisoning.

They were in the process of shooting Buckwild's second season, but MTV has canceled it.

A special tribute to Gandee will air on MTV this Sunday right after a marathon of the first season.