Filming has halted on the Paramount+ drama Star Trek: Picard after more than 50 members of the production tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday this week, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The report does not indicate whether all members of the production were vaccinated.

According to unnamed sources production was shut down immediately on Monday, which was the show's first day of work following the holiday break. Star Trek: Picard ranks as having one of television's bigger crews, with more than 450 on staff. CBS Studios declined to comment, though The Hollywood Reporter is indicating that production possibly may resume as early as next week--though details have not yet been confirmed.

This news also hits as other major entertainment industry events including the Grammy Awards have been canceled, while others like the Sundance Film Festival has opted to go digital.