24, Cold Case and Others Burned by Wildfires
Kiefer Sutherland by Kelsey McNeal/Fox
The relentless wildfires ravaging Southern California have forced the evacuation of some 250,000 residents as well as singed the productions of several TV series. According to the
Reporter,
24 had to rejigger a plan to film Kiefer Sutherland at the Marine Corps Air Station El Toro when cast and crew became overwhelmed by drifting smoke. (This truly is
not Jack Bauer's best day.) Similarly,
Cold Case had to rethink a location shoot when strong winds blew over a set, and ABC's
Big Shots scrapped a cycling sequence in Malibu. FX's
The Riches had to make alternate plans when sheriff's deputies working traffic control at a Santa Clarita shoot were pulled to, like, save lives instead, while
NCIS needed to replace crew members who stayed at home to ward off the flames.
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