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Michael Buble & Drew Scott In Prime Video Junior Hockey Doc ‘Hometown Giants’

Michael Buble & Drew Scott In Prime Video Junior Hockey Doc ‘Hometown Giants’

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Michael Bublé and Drew Scott are set to explore junior hockey in the upcoming docuseries 'Hometown Giants' on Prime Video. The series will feature them as joint owners of the Vancouver Giants, a junior hockey team. It is part of Prime Video's Canadian slate, which includes various other original projects.

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Michael Buble and Drew Scott Araya Doheny/Christopher Polk/PMC/Getty Images 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.

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