The world’s favorite television show, “The Chosen,” managed to avoid being wrapped up in Hollywood’s Screen Actors Guild strike.

While most television shows and movies are shutting down production for the foreseeable future, “The Chosen” will continue onward and finish filming season four, according to Deadline. “Great news! We just received word from SAG that we have been approved for a waiver. We’ll continue shooting on Monday,” the show’s official Twitter account shared over the weekend, after asking SAG for an exemption. (LEARN MORE: ‘The Chosen’ Creator Addresses Pride Flag Controversy)

The amazing cast and crew only missed two days of work thanks to the actions of their colleagues and peers in the industry, Deadline noted. With just two weeks left of filming, “The Chosen” might be one of the only new shows to be released in the next year!

“The Chosen” Almost Had To Shut Down

“We’ve submitted all the requested paperwork immediately. We fit all qualifications for an exemption. Every day that goes by without your response costs us hundreds of thousands of dollars while your actors are stuck in Utah. We’re the good guys. We’ve treated your actors well,” showrunner Dallas Jenkins wrote on social media prior to the exemption being granted.

Right now, Angel Studios believe that season four will be available in 2024. If you haven’t watched the whole thing yet, what are you waiting for? (LEARN MORE: ‘The Chosen’ Production Makes Major Announcement)

“The Chosen” is available via Angel Studio’s website, as well as Netflix, Roku, Tubi, Peacock, and more.

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