Overview
- The ABC drama stopped filming on Friday, Jan. 30, with production slated to restart Saturday, Jan. 31.
- Producers acted after learning some crew planned to skip work to participate in the National Shutdown.
- University of Minnesota student groups organized the action, calling for no school, no work, and no shopping following killings by federal agents, including Renee Good and Alex Pretti.
- The organizers’ website listed about 250 protest sites across 46 states, signaling a broad national footprint.
- Los Angeles’ Museum of Contemporary Art closed both locations for the day, while Grey’s Anatomy was the only major Hollywood production publicly confirmed to pause.