The Bachelorette Is Heading Back into Production

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The Bachelorette is heading into production, one of the first major American television shows to do so. Clare Crawley's season will be filmed with the cast and crew under quarantine entirely at a resort in Southern California and will premiere later this year. Back in March, shortly before production was supposed to begin, ABC released the initial cast of Clare's potential suitors.

Clare Crawley is ready to find her husband. Production on Crawley's season of was halted due to coronavirus concerns just hours before she was supposed to meet her suitors at the Bachelor mansion in March, and she's been waiting to start her journey to find love ever since. ET has learned that will shoot Crawley's season at a resort in Palm Springs, California, and that the cast and crew will be staying on the property for the duration of the season.

The Bachelorette season 16 is about to kick off filming in La Quinta, California, and according to Reality Steve, there are “extra” guys on call for the cast.

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Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: Card Sharks, ABC’s reboot of the classic gameshow, is the latest broadcast network series to head back into production.Deadline understands that the show, which is starting production on its second season and fronted by Community star Joel McHale, has returned to filming today.

Lisa Armstrong returned to work as a TV make-up artist following the easing of lockdown measures and made sure to do it in style.The ex-wife of Ant McPartlin kept things casual in a blue printed mini dress which she teamed with fresh white trainers, and kept her short hair tied up off her face, topping off her outfit with a pair of sunglasses.

Becca Kufrin isn’t doing much to quell those split rumors swirling around her and fiancé Garrett Yrigoyen.

Clare Crawley‘s season of The Bachelorette will look very different whenever it airs — but that doesn’t mean she’s getting the short end of the stick.As Us Weekly previously reported, season 16 will begin filming this month, all in one location. According to multiple reports, that location is the La Quinta Resort & Club, a resort located in La Quinta, California.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – “The Bachelor” franchise has had 40 seasons of its two flagship dating shows and spawned a number of spinoffs from “Bachelor in Paradise” to the raunchier “Bachelor Pad” to a romantic singing competition show and even a Winter Olympics-inspired series. All of those shows have one thing in common, which is the cast members are typically in their 20s.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeAs the fate of many Hollywood productions remains up in the air due to the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly as cases sharply rise, HGTV stars Jonathan and Drew Scott — aka the “Property Brothers” — are moving forward with new TV episodes for their vast home-improvement empire.“The catalyst for us was that construction was never shut down,” Jonathan Scott says.

Jigsaws really have become the merch item of choice lately. While not an entirely new trend, bands like These New Puritans and Radiohead have taken advantage of lockdown to put out their own puzzles to keep home-bound fans occupied.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorEXCLUSIVE: Netflix hit Sex Education is on track to go back into production again next month after work on Season 3 was halted amid the coronavirus pandemic.Deadline revealed in May that Netflix and Sex Education producer Eleven had set a hopeful target of August to get cameras rolling again on the teen drama.

Clare Crawley is getting a little gift from former Bachelorette stars Rachel Lindsay and Becca Kufrin.

Becca Kufrin and Rachel Lindsay are ready to pass the “Bachelorette Bible” to Clare Crawley ahead of her season.The former Bachelorettes revealed during the Tuesday, June 30, episode of their “Bachelor Happy Hour” podcast that there is a book of wisdom passed from one lead to the next and Crawley, 39, will be getting it soon.“Right before you hopped on I did a little digging in a bunch of boxes in my apartment and I found the Bachelorette Bible that Rachel, Kaitlyn [Bristowe] and JoJo [Fletcher]

Clare Crawley‘s season of The Bachelorette is ready to start filming.

Tuesdays this fall at 8 p.m.Sources close to the show say that negotiations with unions to re-start production are still ongoing, along with other productions looking to get back to business after the COVID-19 shut-down.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior Correspondent“The Bachelorette” is heading back into production, Variety has learned exclusively.While no exact start date set, the ABC reality dating show will be revving up imminently — with heavy-duty safety precautions placed on the production, due to concerns surrounding coronavirus.“The Bachelorette” will mark the first major show to head back into production in the United States, following the industry-wide shutdown due to the pandemic.Warner Horizon

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