Fallout TV Series Season 2: Filming Postponed
Summary
- Filming for the second season of the acclaimed Fallout TV series has been delayed due to wildfires in Southern California.
- The first season's success and the enduring popularity of the Fallout games have generated significant anticipation for season two.
- The ongoing wildfires pose an uncertain impact on the season two premiere, with the possibility of further delays.
Filming of the second season of the award-winning Fallout TV series has been delayed due to wildfires raging in Southern California. Production, initially scheduled to resume on January 8th, has been postponed. This precautionary measure is in response to the extensive wildfires that erupted on January 7th, burning thousands of acres and necessitating the evacuation of over 30,000 people.
While the fires haven't directly impacted Santa Clarita, the planned filming location, the risk of high winds and potential spread necessitates a delay. Other productions, including NCIS, have also paused filming in the region.
Will Wildfires Impact Fallout Season 2's Premiere?
The current two-day delay might not significantly affect the premiere date. However, the uncontrolled nature of the wildfires introduces the possibility of further setbacks. Should the threat persist, filming could be postponed again, leading to potential delays in the season two release. Although wildfires are unfortunately common in California, this marks the first time they've directly impacted Fallout production. The first season was filmed elsewhere, but a substantial $25 million tax credit incentivized the move to Southern California.
The specifics of Fallout season two remain largely under wraps. The first season concluded on a thrilling cliffhanger, fueling speculation of a New Vegas storyline. Macaulay Culkin's addition to the cast as a recurring character adds another layer of intrigue.
