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Michael Bublé & Drew Scott Front Prime Video Doc ‘Hometown Giants’
Michael Bublé and Drew Scott will step into the world of junior hockey in Hometown Giants, a doc series that toplines Prime Video‘s latest Canadian slate.
The series will launch on Prime Video this fall, with Scott Brothers Entertainment producing in association with Amazon MGM Studios. It will see singer and The Voice coach Bublé and Property Brothers presenter Scott becoming joint owners pf the Vancouver Giants, a junior hockey team from which teenager players chase their shot at the NFL.
Grammy winner Bublé – who regularly hosts singing specials on U.S. network TV – was a judge and coach on NBC singing competition The Voice for Seasons 26-28, and was a guest judge on Dancing with the Stars in 2022. Scott, who presents most of his reno programs with identical twin Jonathan, has hosted Property Brothers since 2011. He has appeared on Dancing with the Stars as a contestant and recently gusted on the final season of HBO comedy Hacks alongside his brother.
Hometown Giants is joined on the Prime Video Canada 2026/27 slate alongside Surrender (working title), which is a survival series hosted and exec produced by Scott McGillivray set in the Canadian wilderness, and The Pig Farmer: Robert Pickton (working title), a three-part true crime series about the chilling case of a Canadian serial killer who evaded capture for year in Vancouver. Fantom Pictures is making it in association with Amazon MGM Studios.
Operation Deception is a two-parter about a a controversial undercover operation that sent Alain Olivier, a drug-addicted Quebec forestry student, to death row in Thailand in 1989. Pixcom is making it in association with Amazon MGM Studios and a trailer is being dropped today. Young Farts Trailer Parts (formerly known as Trailer Trash) is also dropping a trailer today ahead of a global launch on July 17.
Other new titles include French-language reality series Heels in the Way, which Trio Orange and Amazon MGM Studios are behind. It sees a group of urban influencers move to the countryside to live the rural life. LOL: Qui Rira Le Dernier? Season 5 is the latest French-Canadian season of comedy format LOL: Last One Laughing and the show’s producer, Attraction, will make a Halloween special.
“Originals slate represents exactly the kind of stories Prime Video wants to tell – bold, surprising, and unmistakably Canadian,” said Brent Haynes, Head of International Originals, Canada, Amazon MGM Studios.
“Whether it’s Michael Bublé and Drew Scott building teenagers into NHL players, an intense survival series where expectations, extremes and moral dilemmas are turned on their head, or the revealing truth behind the hunt for a serial killer, each of these projects is rooted in our unique Canadian perspective. We’re investing in creatives and formats that feel authentic to this country and have the potential to captivate audiences around the world.”
Prime Video Canada is also planning to up its sports offering with PWHL, NSWL, and the launch of NBA on the streamer from this October as part of an 11-year global agreement. The 2026 WNBA season launched on Prime Video on May 14.
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