The wildfires raging across Los Angeles County have forced a host of TV productions to stop filming for the time being.

Sony Pictures Television’s dramas S.W.A.T. and Spider-Noir are the latest Los Angeles-based TV series to temporarily shut down production as wildfires continue to ravage areas of the city. All series,

CBS Studios has wrapped their LA shoots as of Wednesday morning, including the Santa Clarita-shot series NCIS and NCIS: Origins (which shoots on the lot at Paramount). Some of their LA-based sitcoms, including Poppa’s House and The Neighborhood, are reportedly working remotely.

The LA fires have brought Hollywood to a halt. See which TV shows and movies had to stop production, from "Fallout" to "Grey's Anatomy."

Television production across Los Angeles was brought to a halt on Wednesday (January 8) as wildfires continue to affect neighborhoods including Pacific Palisades, Altadena and Sylmar. The statement continued: “The LA County Fire Department has specifically instructed that all permits issued for filming in the communities of Altadena,

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Grey's Anatomy and other major productions have been stalled by the ongoing Los Angeles fires. A state of emergency was declared by California Governor Gavin Newsom after destructive fires broke out in the city on Tuesday.