Grammy-winning recording artist Michael Bublé and Property Brothers presenter Drew Scott are teaming up for a Prime Video docuseries about the Vancouver Giants, their hometown hockey team in which they have ownership stakes.
The six-part series Hometown Giants from Scott Brothers Entertainment and Amazon MGM Studios will see Bublé and Scott as part of a local hockey team filled with young players looking to get into the National Hockey League.
“Michael Bublé and Drew Scott step into the unpredictable world of Canadian junior hockey as part-owners of the Vancouver Giants, where teenage players chasing a shot at the NHL face constant pressure, sacrifice, and life-changing decisions — knowing every practice, shift, and hit could make or break their future,” a synopsis from the producers reads.
Both Bublé and Scott are co-owners of the junior hockey team, with Bublé having joined the Giants organization as a part owner in December 2008 alongside majority owner Ron Toigo, and Scott coming on board in September 2023.
Bublé, who grew up in Burnaby, just outside Vancouver, of course, still has his day job as a superstar singer, touring artist and judge on NBC’s The Voice. And Scott, who was born in Vancouver, co-hosts and executive produces popular TV series like the Emmy-nominated franchise Property Brothers, Don’t Hate Your House With the Property Brothers and Backed by the Bros.
Should Hometown Giants be a hit TV series, it will follow another hometown Vancouver boy, Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds, who along with Rob McElhenney are co-chairmans of the Wrexham soccer club in the U.K. and found ratings gold with the documentary series Welcome to Wrexham.
Hometown Giants is set for a fall 2026 debut on Prime Video.