Last year, the long-awaited series inspired by the Fallout franchise officially arrived, which many fans of the franchise created by Bethesda liked, to the point that it became the winner when the The Fallout awards were held. Game Awards. It goes without saying that shortly after its premiere the second season was confirmed, which unfortunately is going through an unfavorable situation.
Production of the new episodes has been postponed due to the massive fires affecting Southern California and the Los Angeles metropolitan area. Originally, filming was to begin this January 8 after a break for the festivities, but is now expected to begin on February 10, although this date will depend on the evolution of the incidents and weather conditions.
FilmLA, the agency responsible for permitting productions, has indicated that many essential resources for the audiovisual industry are not available due to the emergency. Additionally, the county Fire Department has suspended permits in affected areas. The damage has destroyed thousands of homes and caused at least two deaths, generating losses estimated at more than 50 billion dollars, marking one of the most devastating natural disasters in the history of the region.
The first season of Fallout premiered in April 2024 to critical acclaim, ensuring immediate renewal. However, the series is not the only one affected; productions such as Abbott Elementary, Grey’s Anatomy and Hacks have also stopped previews. Even studios like Universal Studios have temporarily closed to ensure safety.
In response to the crisis, fire crews from neighboring states have mobilized to help fight the fires. Meanwhile, the cast and crew of the series await the resumption of filming with the intention of continuing with the acclaimed adaptation of the post-apocalyptic world.
Remember that you can watch the first episodes on Prime Video.
Via: Kotaku
