Fire Country's California Fires Filmed in Canada

0:00On April 4th, fire country has been crushing it on CBS for four years now, pulling from real-cow fire crews and those prison inmate programs that help, battle blazes. The shows all about life in the fictional Northern California town of Edgewater, where station 42 fights massive forest fires, like that. Brutal's Zabel Ridge blaze in season 3 that torched three rock and took out Vince Leon. But here's the twist. Despite all those stunning California landscapes on screen, they aren't shooting anywhere near the Golden State. The whole production happens up in Vancouver, British Columbia, and it works perfectly according to creator and star Max Tereo, who plays Bode. He points out Canada deals with its own crazy fire seasons, making the spots feel authentic for Northern Cal vibes. Tereo drew from his own roots, growing up in a California town of Occidental, and fans love how the show mixes high stakes drama with real. Firefighting grit. Vancouver spots like the villages of Amor, and Fort Langley stand in for Edgewater, with

1:00exteriors at the actual Amor fire station and interiors. Built on soundstages at Vancouver Film Studios, that same spot behind hits like the X-Files and Supernatural, catch new episodes, Fridays at 9 p.m. Eastern 8th Central on CBS, keeping the heat turned up. That's your update from entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI.