Entertainment TV From The Bachelorette to KUWTK: Every Show That's Resumed Production amid COVID-19 The Bold and the Beautiful was the first series to return to production in June with safety protocols in place By Robyn Merrett Published on August 28, 2020 09:10 AM Share Tweet Pin Email Denise Richards on The Bold and the Beautiful. Photo: Cliff Lipson/CBS The entertainment industry is opening back up! Earlier this year, the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) forced production on a majority of TV series to shut down. Large gatherings and being in close proximity with others outside of one's household was (and still is) prohibited after the World Health Organization declared the outbreak a global pandemic. "Pandemic is not a word to use lightly or carelessly," said WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus at a press conference in Geneva in March. "It is a word that, if misused, can cause unreasonable fear, or unjustified acceptance that the fight is over, leading to unnecessary suffering and death." Now, as the world takes steps towards reopening, some TV shows are getting back to work on set while adhering to precautions to keep filming as safe as possible amid the health crisis. Here's an ongoing list of shows that have resumed production. The Bold and the Beautiful The Bold and the Beautiful. Cliff Lipson/CBS The daytime drama returned to production on stage in June at Television City in Los Angeles, California. The show is following a number of safety protocols put in place by L.A. County, the City of Los Angeles and Television City's owner Hackman Capital Partners. Furthermore, the stars of the series — as well as the crew — have been tested for the virus and are continuing to be tested on a regular basis. The cast and crew are working shorter days than before and are only allowing a certain amount of people on set at a time. Crew members are also required to wear a mask on set. The series returned July 20 for the second half of season 33 on CBS. Denise Richards Talks Filming The Bold and the Beautiful Love Scenes with Husband Aaron Phypers America's Got Talent America's Got Talent resumed production after a weeks-long hiatus in July. It's currently airing Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. America's Got Talent/Twitter Sistas With detailed guidelines and strict protocols in place, production on season 2 of Tyler Perry's BET series Sistas began in July at his Atlanta studios, Deadline reported, and wrapped later that month. A premiere date for the return of the dramatic comedy has not yet been announced. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Perry planned to provide private travel accommodations for the casts to ensure a safe arrival in Atlanta. While most crew members are local, everyone involved in production had planned to be housed at the studio throughout the duration of filming. Everyone was also tested for COVID-19 upon arrival and several times after leaving. The Oval With the same guidelines in place, production on The Oval, another one of Perry's BET series, began on Aug. 4 at his Atlanta studios, Deadline reported. Shooting wrapped less than two weeks later, on Aug. 14, according to Deadline. A premiere date for season 2 of the White House soap has not yet been announced. Big Brother Big Brother: All Stars began the early stages of production in July. But before they could enter the house to film, each contestant had to quarantine for a minimum of two weeks and test negative for the coronavirus. Season 22 premiered Aug. 5 on CBS. Julie Chen Explains How Big Brother All-Stars Is Handling the COVID-19 Pandemic Love Island USA Last month, PEOPLE confirmed that season 2, originally scheduled to shoot overseas and premiere May 21, would shoot under quarantine at a Las Vegas hotel due to the coronavirus pandemic. (The first season was taped at a villa in Fiji.) Season 2, which debuted its sophomore season this week on CBS, is shooting at Caesars Entertainment's boutique hotel, The Cromwell. Love Island USA. Robert Voets/CBS Wynonna Earp The supernatural Western horror series was able to resume production in mid-July, shooting in Calgary, Canada, USA Today reported. Season 4 returned July 26 on the Syfy channel. The Real Housewives of Dallas Although COVID-19 cases are increasing throughout areas of Texas, the Housewives began filming season 5 of the Bravo reality series in July. "The Real Housewives of Dallas recently resumed production with a comprehensive health and safety plan," a network spokesperson told PEOPLE at the time. The Real Housewives of Dallas. "The plan was developed in accordance with CDC guidance, all state and local orders, as well as NBCUniversal's own safety guidelines. The health and safety of the cast and crew is the priority of Bravo for all of its shows," said the spokesperson. A premiere date has not yet been announced. The Real Housewives of Orange County In May, Shannon Beador reunited with fellow Orange County Housewives Kelly Dodd, Emily Simpson and Braunwyn Windham-Burke to film for the hit Bravo show's upcoming 15th season. "Setting up for a social distance catch-up iPhone filming with a few of my castmates today," Beador, 56, explained in a video on her Instagram Story, showing that she was using a tape measure to map out seating assignments for her friends that assured they were keeping up with social distancing rules. "We are over six-feet apart here." A premiere date has not yet been announced. The Young and the Restless TVLine reported that the drama series resumed shooting on July 13. The drama premiered Aug. 10 on CBS. General Hospital The long-running soap opera resumed shooting on July 22, Deadline reported, and began airing Aug. 3 on ABC. Keeping Up with the Kardashians In July, Khloé Kardashian, Tristan Thompson and Kim Kardashian West were spotted filming in Malibu. Keeping Up with the Kardashians. Miller Mobley/E! Entertainment A source told PEOPLE that "there was a long break because of COVID, but the show has been filming for the past couple of weeks," adding that the series is "on a schedule." The E! reality show will return with new episodes on Sep. 17. The Kardashians Are Getting New iPhones Every Week to Self-Film KUWTK During Coronavirus The Girlfriend Experience Starz announced on Aug. 20 that production on the 10-part anthology series, from Oscar-winning filmmaker Steven Soderbergh, had begun on season 3 in London. A release date for season 3 of The Girlfriend Experience has yet to be announced. Breeders The Martin Freeman-fronted comedy headed back into production for season 2 in London on Aug. 31, Variety reported. Season 1 premiered in early March on FX and Sky One. The series follows a father and his partner as they juggle careers and relationship upheavals with the curveballs of parenting their young kids. The Conners The Conners went back into production on its third season in mid-August, Deadline reported. A premiere date has not yet been announced by ABC. S.W.A.T. Aaron Rahsaan Thomas, executive producer on the CBS series, tweeted on Aug. 4 that S.W.A.T. had resumed production. "We start day 1 production on season 4 of #SWAT today. An experience sure to be full of triumphs and lessons minute by minute. To the best cast and crew on TV, be safe, be responsible and #rollSWAT," Thomas said. The Bachelorette Clare Crawley was seen filming The Bachelorette in California on July 17. A source told PEOPLE the season is being filmed at La Quinta Resort in Palm Springs and the "entire resort is shut down and nobody but the cast and crew is there." The Bachelorette. ABC Earlier this month, multiple sources told PEOPLE that Tayshia Adams was replacing Crawley as the season 16 lead after Crawley fell in love with one of her original suitors when the pandemic delayed production in March. That's not the only shakeup: PEOPLE also confirmed that former Bachelorette JoJo Fletcher would temporarily be taking over Chris Harrison's hosting duties while he underwent a mandatory two-week quarantine after dropping off his son at college in Texas. 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