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Why ‘Heated Rivalry’ Isn’t On The Emmy Noms List

The Canadian series remains eligible for the International Emmys and has already won 16 Canadian Screen Awards, including best drama series.

  • On Wednesday, the acclaimed Canadian hockey romance series 'Heated Rivalry' was missing from the 2026 Emmy nominations, ineligible for the Primetime Emmy Awards due to specific eligibility rules.
  • The Television Academy requires foreign productions to be co-produced creatively and financially with a U.S. partner before filming begins; HBO Max acquired the series only after production finished.
  • Created by Bell Media for streaming service Crave, the series was fully financed and produced in Canada, though it qualifies for the International Emmy Awards held November 23, 2026, in New York City.
  • Star Connor Storrie earned a nomination for Best Guest Actor in a Comedy Series for hosting 'Saturday Night Live', but he and co-star Hudson Williams will not attend the 78th Emmy Awards ceremony on September 14.
  • Season 2 is in development for spring 2027, though HBO content CEO and Chairman Casey Bloys told Variety recently, 'We're not going to be involved' in the production, which will draw from Reid's 'Game Changers' series.
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NBC LA broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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