Movies

• Deadpool 3 – Moved to May 3, 2024

• Captain America: Brave New World – Delayed to July 26, 2024

• Transformers One – Delayed to September 13, 2024

• Thunderbolts – Delayed to December 20, 2024

• Blade – Delayed to February 14, 2025

• Fantastic Four – Delayed to May 2, 2025

• Avatar 3 – Delayed to December 19, 2025

• Avengers: The Kang Dynasty – Delayed to May 1, 2026

• Avengers: Secret Wars – Delayed to May 7, 2027

• Avatar 4 – Delayed to December 21, 2029

• Avatar 5 – Delayed to December 19, 2031

• Matt Reeves’ The Batman: Part II March 2024.

• The Safdie brothers’ new comedy starring Adam Sandler.

• Production has been paused on My Ex-Friend’s Wedding, the new Amanda Seyfried comedy.

• Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part II has been temporarily shut down.

• Stand-up comedian Aziz Ansari‘s feature Good Fortune is on halt.

• Spider-Man 4 might not be official yet, but its production has been delayed.

• Production of Unstoppable, starring Jennifer Lopez, has also been stopped.

Television (via Deadline)

THE PENGUIN

The Max drama spun off from The Batman film finally threw in the towel on June 14, halting production under the WGA strike ends. Filming repeatedly had been targeted by WGA East picketers.

DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN

Filming on the Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again now has been paused until after the WGA strike. It was halted again June 12 amid picketing after previously shutting down May 8, then was suspended for the rest of the week.

ETOILE

Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino’s Prime Video ballet drama Etoile has shut down production until the writers strike ends. Production was supposed to start in France later this month.

ZERO DAY

Netflix’s upcoming high-profile limited series Zero Day, starring and executive produced by Robert De Niro, has suspended production for the remainder of the WGA strike.

HYSTERIA!

Production on the Peacock series Hysteria! starring Julie Bowen and Anna Camp has shut down production in Atlanta for the remainder of the WGA strike.

DUSTER

The Max period drama from J.J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan has shut down production until an agreement is reached.

THE REALLY LOUD HOUSE

Nickelodeon’s The Really Loud House was forced to shut down production as a result of picketing. It was in production for its second season. It’s not clear when production will resume.

THE OLD MAN

Filming on Season 2 of the FX drama series The Old Man, starring Jeff Bridges, was suspended Monday (May 22) and will resume when the work stoppage has ended. Filming was completed through Episode 204.

DAYTIME EMMY AWARDS

The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced Tuesday (May 16) that the 50th Daytime Emmy Awards, scheduled for June 16 on CBS, and the Creative Arts & Lifestyle ceremony, scheduled for June 17, have been postponed pending a strike resolution.

THE PENGUIN

Production shut down for the day Tuesday (May 16) on Matt Reeves’ Max series because of a disruption by WGA East picketers. The Batman spinoff was set to film in Westchester, NY.

YOU BET YOUR LIFE

Fox game show You Bet Your Life has halted production amid the ongoing writers strike until an agreement with AMPTP has been reached.

WHILE YOU WERE BREEDING

Freeform series While You Were Breeding has shut down post-production amid the writers strike.

ON CALL

Dick Wolf-exec produced drama series On Call has shut down production for the day amid WGA picketing. Wolf’s first scripted streaming series for Amazon Prime Video was shooting down in Long Beach, California, Friday but has now suspended for the day, Universal Television confirmed.

THE CHI

Showtime drama The Chi canceled a location shoot Friday due to WGA picketing. The series, which is filming in Chicago, is slated to resume production on Monday.

FBI: MOST WANTED

The first spinoff from CBS’ FBI series on Thursday became the latest New York-shot series to be targeted by the WGA’s Rapid Response Team. After the pause, the drama starring Dylan McDermott and Alexa Davalos resumed filming on location in the Greenpoint neighborhood of Brooklyn.

PRETTY LITTLE LIARS: SUMMER SCHOOL

HBO Max’s Pretty Little Liars: Summer School, the fourth show in the PLL franchise, was filming in the town of Newburgh, outside the Big Apple. It’s unclear whether the production formally shut down for the day, but in the past, shows like Billions have halted filming for a few hours due to picketing.

POWER BOOK II: GHOST

The first spinoff in Starz’s Powerverse was attempting to shoot in NYC’s Tribeca neighborhood, but everything came to a stand still when the WGA East’s swift moving Rapid Response Team arrived.

P-VALLEY

Starz’s P-Valley, which is filming its third season, has postponed its production in Atlanta as a result of the writers strike. On May 10, creator and showrunner Katori Hall said, “We will not be filming until a fair deal is reached”.

DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN

After being bedeviled earlier this week (May 8) by WGA East pickets and shutting down for a spell, Marvel’s upcoming revival on Disney+ was targeted once again today (May 10) Now Daredevil has gone dark for the rest of the week

BILLIONS

The Showtime series was shut down for several hours on May 4 after cast and crew members refused to cross the WGA picket lines. Filming resumed later in the day. However, today (May 10) saw two sets of WGA East strikers prevent the Wall Street drama’s seventh and final season from shooting on location, Billions shut down again with no solid start-up time or date announced.

AVA DUVERNAY DRAMA

Starz’s untitled romantic drama from Ava DuVernay, starring Lauren Ridloff and Joshua Jackson, is halting production due to the strike. The series had been filming in Wilmington since March but is stopping production this week.

SINKING SPRING

WGA picketers have shuttered production on the Apple TV+ series for the day (Tuesday, May 9).

GOOD TROUBLE

Production on the fifth season of the Freeform series was halted for the day Tuesday (May 9) as a result of WGA picketing.

SEVERANCE

The Apple TV+ drama series has paused production on its second season due to strike picketing.

KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS: THE HEDGE KNIGHT

The Game of Thrones prequel has closed its writers room “for the duration” of the strike, says co-creator George R.R. Martin

BUNK’D

Filming on Season 7 has been suspended amid the WGA strike.

EVIL

Production on Season 4 shut down Friday, May 5 amid picketing.

MTV MOVIE & TV AWARDS

The MTV Movie & TV Awards pivoted to a pre-taped ceremony amid the writers strike and talent pulling out in support of the movement. Drew Barrymore earlier dropped out as host in support of the writers.

STRANGER THINGS

Production on fifth and final season delayed due to strike.

LOOT

Production on Season 2 of the Apple comedy series starring Maya Rudolph has paused due to WGA picketers at its Bel-Air location.

HACKS

Filming on Season 3 of HBO Max/Universal TV comedy hit starring Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder has been halted because of the writers strike, Deadline has learned.

UNSTABLE

Sources tell Deadline that production on the second season of the Netflix series starring Rob Lowe and his son John Owen Lowe, which launched at the end of March, has been shut down.

NIGHT COURT

According to sources, NBC’s Night Court is currently in production on its second season. The sitcom is off this week but was supposed to resume filming next week, sources tell Deadline. As a multi-camera comedy, that is impossible without writers given the amount of tweaks done ahead and during taping, so the series is expected to go dark for the time being.

THE VENERY OF SAMANTHA BIRD

The Starz drama series shut down production with two episodes of its eight episode order left to shoot. The series shoots in Montreal.

POWER BOOK III: RAISING KANAN

We have learned that the writers room has shut down on Starz’s Power Book III: Raising Kanan, which was in production on Season 3.

COBRA KAI

Cobra Kai has shut down its writers room for Season 6. Series co-creator Jon Hurwitz tweeted “No writers on set” along with a group photo of the writers.

YELLOWJACKETS

Yellowjackets co-creator Ashley Lyle revealed work has halted on the Showtime drama “after one day in the #Yellowjackets S3 writers room. It was amazing, and creatively invigorating, and so much fun, and I’m very excited to get back to it as soon as the #WGA gets a fair deal.”

ABBOTT ELEMENTARY

“We are demanding that this industry is one that can sustain a career,” said Abbott Elementary writer Brittani Nichols and the Los Angeles-based captain for WGA West in an interview with Democracy Now. She calls the industry a “gig economy,” where studios prioritize Wall Street, not workers. The show is among those whose writers room has closed.

And late-night talk shows have gone dark. The Late Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, The Tonight Show and Late Night will officially be in reruns now, and Saturday Night Live also has shut down production, and will air repeats for the time being. Daytime staple The Talk also has been halted.