The show follows the team and its owners during the 2025-26 WHL season.
With hockey season ramping up, a new show focusing on the Vancouver Giants is about to hit Amazon’s streaming service Prime.
Called Hometown Giants, the show takes a behind-the-scenes look at the team partly owned by singer Michael Bublé and Drew Scott of Property Brothers. The six-episode season will follow the team through the 2025-26 WHL season. (Spoiler alert: they didn’t do very well).
“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,” reads a press release from Amazon.
Similar to Welcome to Wrexham (which follows another team owned by someone who grew up here), the docuseries will follow the players and coaches as they try and bring a championship home to Langley. Bublé and Scott actually reached out to Reynolds for advice on the show.
“It was great to talk to somebody who’s been through this and what he’s done with his team and with Wrexham is phenomenal,” Scott says in a video interview with the Canadian Press when the show was announced.
“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,” reads the release.
All six episodes of the show will be available Oct. 16 on Amazon Prime.