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‘9-1-1: Nashville’ Filming Halted Amidst Community Backlash During Winter Weather Disaster
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Filming on 9-1-1: Nashville has been halted following community backlash.
Despite the city of Nashville and the surrounding areas continuing to go without power following the storms, the ABC drama continued to film.
It’s possible 9-1-1: Nashville won’t resume production until the city is completely back up and running, and there’s no telling when that will be.
(Disney/Jake Giles Netter) MICHAEL PROVOST, HUNTER MCVEYPrior to production shutting down, 9-1-1: Nashville was filming some pretty intense scenes, including a 20-foot fireball emergency just last week.
Meanwhile, Season 1 of 9-1-1: Nashville is currently airing on the Disney-owned network, following 9-1-1.