Ellen DeGeneres to resume shoot in studio

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Updated At : 01:53 PM Jan 09, 2021 IST

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One of the most loved talk shows, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, is reportedly all set to resume production from the next week without studio audiences. The talk show was scheduled to begin shoot on January 4, but because of the surge in coronavirus cases in Los Angeles County, it was postponed. The show has been airing re-runs since December 10 after the host was diagnosed with Covid-19. Now, on January 11, Ellen intends to get to the studio with limited crew. The goal is to minimize the number of employees at the show’s offices at any given time. The studio confirmed that all of the show’s crew members will be paid during the modified production schedule. Also, a number of other daytime talk shows have resumed filming.

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