“Bad Monkey” is a Florida show to the core. Set in the Florida Keys and based on a Carl Hiaasen book, the show’s first season was even filmed in Florida, though the state does not have a tax credit for film production.

But that’s changing for Season 2.

The show, which streams on Apple TV+, will move to California, lured by a $20.6 million state tax incentive.

The tax allocation was one of 10 announced Wednesday, totaling $108.6 million.

California awards $330 million a year in tax credits to film and TV shows. Gov. Gavin Newsom said in October he will push to increase it to $750 million a year in the next budget, as crews continue to struggle with a lackluster recovery from the 2023 strikes.

“We are working hard to keep productions filming in California,” said Colleen Bell, the director of the California Film Commission, in a press release. “These tax credits help...