Prime Video's highly anticipated new hockey docuseries Hometown Giants takes viewers inside the high-stakes world of major junior hockey, following global music icon Michael Bublé and TV personality and entrepreneur Drew Scott as part-owners of the Western Hockey League's Vancouver Giants. Premiering October 16, the series blends elite-level competition with deeply personal coming-of-age stories for a docuseries unlike anything Canadian audiences have seen before.
All six episodes of Hometown Giants are available on Friday, October 16, exclusively on Prime Video.
Read on to learn more about the series, the franchise, and the teenage players putting everything on the line for a shot at the NHL.
What is Hometown Giants?
Hometown Giants follows the 2025-26 season inside the Vancouver Giants franchise as owners Bublé and Scott set out to restore a team that hasn't won a championship since 2007. With a new coach and General Manager leading the way, the series captures the bold front-office decisions, roster-shaping trades, and high-pressure moments that define a season on the edge.
But for the players, hockey is only part of the story. They're teenagers living away from home, finishing high school, navigating first relationships, and chasing NHL dreams they've built their lives around — even though only a few will ever make it.
What happens during the season?
Rookies adjust to the speed and intensity of major junior hockey while veterans fight for their place. A grueling 15-day road trip tests the Giants on and off the ice. And as the trade deadline looms, top prospect Ryan Lin faces the spotlight, Torretto Marrelli fights to stay, and the team makes season-defining moves — all while injuries threaten to derail everything.
From the front office to the locker room, Hometown Giants delivers unfiltered access to the players, families, coaches, and owners navigating a season where NHL dreams hang in the balance and every shift could make or break a future.
How can I watch Hometown Giants?
All six episodes of Hometown Giants are available on Friday, October 16, exclusively on Prime Video.
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What else is on Prime Video?
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