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* A second season (13 x 60) of the anthology series Masters of Horror - seen on Scream and Showtime - is underway in Vancouver until October.
* Season three (13 x 60) of USA Network's The 4400 is back at Lionsgate Studios in North Vancouver until July.
* Season five (22 x 60) of WB's Smallville wraps this month after an eight-month stay in B.C.
* CCI Entertainment and the U.K.'s Collingwood O'Hare Entertainment are making a second season (52 x 11) of the preschooler series Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs for the Cartoon Network, Treehouse and others.
