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The series premieres on HBO Max in the US and Australia, Sky in the UK, and Crave in Canada, starting the six-week run.
The show is set roughly 90 years before Game of Thrones and follows Ser Duncan the Tall and Egg.
Entertainment reporter Tom Power rated it four stars, calling it a faithful adaptation of The Hedge Knight.
The narrative combines quieter storytelling with tournaments and trial-by-combat sequences.
The article notes a six-week episode release schedule with weekly drops.
VPNs are discussed as a way to access streams from abroad, with a note on legal use.
NordVPN is highlighted in a sponsored deal alongside other VPN providers.
The article lists 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' as part of future TV offerings and related stories.
The article provides caution about illegal use and respects publisher guidelines.
The feature includes a disclaimer about geographic streaming availability across regions.

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Tom's Guide lists five shows similar to Heated Rivalry with brief descriptions and viewing details.
The article references Fellow Travelers as a historical romance-political thriller analogue to Heated Rivalry.
Boots is noted as a canceled but still recommended watch with strong critical reception.
A League of Their Own is presented as thematically aligning with Heated Rivalry's sports backdrop.
Young Royals is highlighted for its angsty romantic tension and coming-of-age vibes as a parallel.
Looking is cited as a older but authentic queer romance, offering a different tone than heated rivalry.
The article connects the list to broader streaming options, including HBO Max, Netflix, Prime Video, and Paramount+.
Tom's Guide provides episode and availability notes for several suggested titles.
The reference underscores that Heated Rivalry has a 'steamy (and surprisingly emotional) story' driving its appeal.
The piece notes 2027 for a potential second season of Heated Rivalry as context for ongoing interest.

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The BMF Documentary: Blowing Money Fast season 2 premieres on Friday with new episodes weekly, following a six-episode arc.
Season 2 shifts to Terry Flenory’s perspective, including his first-ever on-camera interview.
The show examines BMF’s cultural impact beyond drug trafficking and its ties to hip-hop and entertainment.
Executive producers Curtis Jackson and Shan Nicholson return to guide the narrative.
The premiere details reveal Friday release with streaming options in the US and international access via VPN guidance.
Season 2 episodes cover the brothers’ rise, the LA connection, and law enforcement pressure intensifying
The show chronicles how the brothers allegedly “blew their money” on a high-rolling lifestyle.
Season 2 is positioned as a recontextualization of key decisions in BMF’s family history.
The article notes that the series explores BMF’s broader cultural influence beyond crime.

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François Arnaud signed with Impression Entertainment, marking another major talent addition.
Arnaud plays Scott Hunter, the American hockey captain at the center of Heated Rivalry.
The series Heated Rivalry is an adaptation of Rachel Reid’s novels and has drawn cultural attention since its HBO Max debut.
Heated Rivalry has already been renewed for a second season.
Arnaud’s upcoming projects include Abril at the Santa Barbara Film Festival.
He will also be seen in Fucktoys from Annapurna Sriram, which won a Special Jury Award at SXSW.
Arnaud’s career includes work in The Borgias, Schitt’s Creek, and Yellowjackets, among others.
Impression Entertainment represents notable talents including Édgar Ramírez and María Gabriela De Faría.
Deadline published the exclusive on January 16, 2026, highlighting Arnaud’s new signing.
The Deadline piece places Arnaud’s signing within a broader trend of major talent deals around Heated Rivalry.

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Latest: Fans travel to Sleeman Centre in Ontario after 'Heated Rivalry' filming to see the rink in person.
The arena transformation supported by the production helped the Sleeman Centre host hockey sequences for the show.
Fans report seeing a spike in interest and selfies, with many visiting to snap photos around the building.
Venue staff say the pop-culture interest extends beyond the rink, with other filming sites drawing visitors to surrounding venues.
The series has drawn significant attention since its premiere, with fans linking real locations to the on-screen world.
Fans are exploring Ontario filming sites beyond the Sleeman Centre, including venues like Relay Coffee Roasters and Mansion Nightclub.
Show creators are keeping Season 2 details under wraps, with some potential filming adjustments possible in Ontario.
Sleeman Centre staff note the real-world interest could be introducing more viewers to hockey.
Fan activity includes merchandise sales and potential tours, indicating a growing fan engagement at filming sites.

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