After suspending production last week due to the Los Angeles fires, CBS’ “The Price is Right” will remain dark through at least Tuesday, Deadline reports.
According to the outlet, the game show paused production last week as it was within the evacuation zone related to the Eaton fire, which at press time has burned over 14,000 acres and demolished numerous homes and structures in Altadena and Pasadena. “The Price is Right” regularly tapes episodes at the Haven Studios in neighboring Glendale.
In addition to “The Price is Right,” production on the network’s late night talk show “After Midnight” also remains suspended. The show is hosted by Taylor Tomlinson and tapes out of the Paramount lot. Meanwhile, ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” returned to production on Monday with guests Snoop Dogg (“Missionary”) and Roy Wood Jr. (“Roy Wood Jr: Lonely Flowers”) with a musical performance by the American folk rock band Dawes (brothers Taylor Goldsmith and Griffin Goldsmith).
Speaking of the Dawes band, it was revealed that both members were among several thousand who had lost their homes due to the wildfires.
Mandy Moore (“This Is Us”), who is married to Taylor Goldsmith, revealed in an Instagram post that their Altadena home and Goldsmith’s home recording studio were both destroyed. In a separate post, Moore noted that Griffin Goldsmith had also lost the home he shares with his pregnant wife as well.