TV Shows That Have Stopped Production Due To Coronavirus

What began with a few cases in Wuhan, China, has grown to become a dreaded global pandemic. Just a few weeks into the spread of this global pandemic raging the whole world, the television industry already has enough woes: from the financial losses to the standstill affecting several TV contents.

A lot of series, broadcast, and shows have either stopped production or postponed their release due to the pandemic. The impact of COVID-19 on the television industry would be hugely felt.

We have therefore created a list of TV shows, broadcasts, cable series, and Livestreams that have been affected by the pandemic.

Let’s start with a list of halted broadcasts and the production outfit responsible for their release or show.

• All Rise Broadcast from CBS
• The American Housewife Broadcast from ABC
• America’s Got Talent aired by NBC
• The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, both by ABC
• The comical Bob Hearts Abishola from CBS
• The crime thriller, Blacklist by NBC
• Empire from Fox
• Grey’s Anatomy from NBC
• The Late Late Show with James Corden from CBS
• The Price Is Right also by CBS
• The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon by NBC

Affected Cable Shows

• Euphoria from HBO
• The Daily Show by Trevor Noah from the stables of Comedy Central
• Godmothered from Disney Channel
• Kennedy from Fox Business
• The Walking Dead from TNT
• Snowfall and Y from FX
• Snowpiercer from TNT
• Succession and The Precious Gemstones from HBO

These Live Streams Have Also Had Their Fair Share:

• Animal Kingdom from TNT
• Big Shot by Disney+
• Carnival Row by Amazon Prime
• GLOW by Netflix.
• The Handmaid’s Tale by Hulu
• Loki by Disney+
• Lucifer by Netflix.

We have missed these TV shows as much as you also have. We hope they get back soon enough.