The popular TV series "1923" is facing a major setback as it lost its filming location in Butte, Montana for Season 2. This unfortunate turn of events is a result of the ongoing Hollywood strikes, which have caused the Butte Civic Center to no longer be available as a sound stage. This news is not only devastating for the show but also for the local economy of Butte. With the loss of its filming location, it is highly likely that the series will no longer be able to be filmed in Butte at all. Season 2 was originally scheduled to begin production in June but has now been indefinitely delayed due to the strikes.

This delay is a significant blow to the show, but it is not the first time "1923" has faced challenges. In the past, the TV series has brought substantial economic benefits to Butte. The production has provided jobs for local crew members, brought in tourism revenue, and boosted the overall economy of the city.

Losing such a successful show is undoubtedly a blow to Butte's financial stability. In light of the circumstances, Paramount, the production company behind "1923," is considering relocating the show to Texas. Texas offers a favorable filming environment and could potentially provide a suitable replacement for Butte.

While this decision would disappoint the residents of Butte, it may be necessary for the survival of the show. Despite these setbacks, "1923" will continue and has proven to be a success. The show has captivated audiences with its compelling storyline and talented cast. Fans can remain hopeful that Season 2 will eventually go into production, even if it means filming in a different location. As the Hollywood strikes continue to impact the industry, it is uncertain how long "1923" and other productions will be affected. However, the resilience and determination of the show's creators and cast have shown that they are not easily deterred. With their dedication to bringing quality entertainment to audiences, "1923" will likely overcome this obstacle and continue to thrive.