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'See'
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Jason Momoa, Dave Bautista and friends have spent quite some time in Ontario filming a third season of the Apple TV+ series "See". Production on the sci-fi drama is expected to trickle into the summer.
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'The Handmaid's Tale'
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The Greater Toronto Area is being transformed into a dystopian society for season five of the critically-acclaimed show "The Handmaid's Tale". Elisabeth Moss, Alexis Bedel and company are in Toronto until July filming the series. All the more appropriate considering source material author Margaret Atwood was born in Ontario.
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'The Fall Of The House Of Usher'
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Horror savant Mike Flanagan is bringing something wicked to Vancouver, and also someone very beloved. Mark Hamill is among the cast filming the scary new limited series "The Fall of the House of Usher" in Vancouver. The team is tying up loose ends in June.
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'The Queen's Gambit'
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Anya Taylor-Joy and friends introduced the timeless game of chess to multiple generations of new fans courtesy of "The Queen's Gambit" A second season of the miniseries is scheduled for production in Ontario this summer.
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'Rabbit Hole'
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Do not be surprised if you see Kiefer Sutherland in Toronto. The seasoned actor is filming the new Paramount+ spy series "Rabbit Hole" from May until September. Details on the show's premise and cast have been as well-guarded as spy secrets.
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'Beacon'
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There is a beacon shining bright in Toronto. Lena Headey ("Game of Thrones") and Scarborough's own Stephan James star in the brand new series "Beacon 23", based on Hugh Howey's sci-fi novel of the same name. Keep your eyes out for Headey and friends from now until the end of July.
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'Chucky'
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"Chucky" continues his reign of terror through Toronto this year. The sophomore season of the horror series is adding two more "6s" to The Six through August.
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'Titans'
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The "Titans" are taking over Toronto. Season four of the Teen Titans live-action show started production in May. Robin, Raven, Beast Boy and friends will duke it out with villains around the city this summer.
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'Riverdale'
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If you're out and about in Vancouver then chances are you have seen a "Riverdale" cast member. The show regularly films in Hollywood North. The cast and crew will wrap up production on season six in June.
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'Pretty Hard Cases'
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You can make a pretty compelling case that you'll see Meredith MacNeill and Adrienne C. Moore in Toronto. The actresses return for the third season of "Pretty Hard Cases" depicting two female detectives that are utterly unlike one another. Production on the show kicked off in May.
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'The Night Agent'
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"The Night Agent" shut down Vancouver's Georgia Viaduct in march. Netflix's new political thriller stars D.B. Woodside, Gabriel Basso and Luciane Buchanan. The crew has been filming stunt seasons and more since March and they are expected to wrap up sometime in June.
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'Cruel Summer'
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It's a "Cruel Summer" in British Columbia. Season two of Freeform's series is actually set in Texas but will shoot just outside of Vancouver in the neighbouring city of Richmond. Production on the thrilling anthology series started in April.
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'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds'
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The "Star Trek" universe is touching down in Toronto. Filming started in May for "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds". Production will wrap up sometime in June on the prequel to "Star Trek: The Original Series".
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'Gotham Knights'
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"Gotham Knights" is a live-action superhero series set to premiere in 2023. Following Bruce Wayne's death, his adopted son (played by Oscar Morgan) creates an alliance with the children of Batman's enemies. Production on the series is scheduled for Toronto in June.
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'Reacher'
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Jack Reacher is headed to Ontario. Lead star Alan Ritchson and his companions will spend the Summer in Eastern Canada to film season two of "Reacher".