All the TV Shows That Had to Halt Production Due to the California Fires

Parade via Yahoo ^ | 1/10/25 | Grace Leeder

[DallasBiff]

The devastating wildfires sweeping through Los Angeles have significantly disrupted the television and film industry in Hollywood, halting productions and forcing crews to relocate from affected areas. Several high-profile projects have announced delays, and the ripple effects are being felt across the industry. As the California fires continue to spread, the entertainment world is grappling with the immediate challenges of production safety and the long-term impact on the region’s iconic filming landscape.

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[fwdude]

I’ll never notice.

[V_TWIN]

“TV shows shut down due to the California fires:

Jimmy Kimmel Live”

Well, there’s the silver lining.

[Vermont Lt]

I heard an interview with Mel Gibson last night. He was saying that movie production has pretty much left SoCal for other places due to the tax benefits. I know a bunch of stuff is produced in GA and Vancouver these days.

Even MA has a few productions a year. Go figure.

[Libloather]

Loot (Apple TV+)

From what I read, that's an ongoing saga which happens as soon as the homeowners drive away.

[Drew68]

Prayers for those who are literally in the line of fire, even though the vast majority of the victims, voted and financed the liberal radical democrats who caused this fire chaos.

Maybe this was God's judgment?

We have been seeing a lot of what appears to be Divine intervention lately, starting with a bullet that missed by a half a centimeter.

[xp38]

The film business began in NYC but eventually moved to LA due to it being able to allow year round production at least outdoors. With high union costs so called runaway productions began to appear I think in the 1970s and some other locales built up small infrastructure to service the occasional productions. It’s been steadily increasing over the years.

[ViLaLuz]

Think of all the time we could have wasted watching that garbage.

[ViLaLuz]

God is definitely intervening and working through these events. Everyone should take the hint that it’s time to get right with Him as time is running short.

[wally_bert]

The Rookie is the only one watched.

[fidelis]

Maybe this was God's judgment?

Maybe, maybe not. Only God knows for sure and He isn't saying.

[xp38]

I think you wanted to respond to the post above mine. :)

[Vaquero]

[dfwgator]

And not a single f___ was given.

[HIDEK6]

The devastating wildfires … have significantly disrupted the television and film industry …, halting productions …

Finally, there is good news from California.

[BookmanTheJanitor]

“2 weeks to flatten the curve”

[fidelis]

You are right. My apologies,

[nesnah]

Put on reruns of all 70s sitcoms.

Problem solved.

[heavy metal]

maybe they should consider reruns of “emergency” on 24 hour loop...

[Waverunner]

...my response, thick about it