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B.C.-shot series ‘Falling Skies’ renewed for 4th season

From left: William Patton, Drew Roy, Noah Wyle, Maxim Knight and Moon Bloodgood of 'Falling Skies.'. Handout

TORONTO — The made-in-Vancouver series Falling Skies has been renewed for a fourth season on U.S. cable network TNT.

The series stars Noah Wyle as a history professor who leads a group of civilians in Boston fighting aliens who have invaded Earth.

Toronto-born actor Connor Jessup plays one of Wyle’s sons.

The show’s pilot episode and first season were filmed in Southern Ontario but seasons 2 and 3 were shot in B.C..

Production of the new 10-episode season will resume there in the fall and debut next summer.

Falling Skies is averaging 5.8 million viewers in the U.S.and is the No. 1 scripted series on basic cable in key demographics. It airs in Canada on Super Channel and Space.

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Among the executive producers of the series is Steven Spielberg, whose new series Lucky 7 will begin filming in Toronto in mid-July.

TNT has not yet announced if it will order a second season of King & Maxwell, which is also shot in Vancouver.

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