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Massive California fires disrupt TV and commercial production throughout the state

Netflix's teen drama series "13 Reasons Why" was in the midst of shooting its third season in Vallejo when the massive Camp fire and other blazes broke out in Northern California. The sets, which include a sound stage on Mare Island, weren't touched by the conflagrations, but the pervasive smoke that has shrouded much of the Bay Area has forced the show to temporarily halt shooting.

The Paramount-produced series is one a number of TV and commercial shoots that have experienced disruptions because of the fires that have devastated California in recent weeks. Some prime shooting locations - including Paramount Ranch, which serves as a set for HBO's "Westworld," and the Peter Strauss Ranch

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