TV series looking for a few good hockey players (2024)

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A well-known hockey TV series is looking for a few good hockey players. Shoresy, a hockey comedy that airs on Crave, and is produced in Sudbury, is looking for hockey players as they prepare to film season two of the series.

Jared Keeso had his tooth removed to play Shoresy.

Katy dates Reilly and Jonesy simultaneously in a polyamorous relationship (Ain't No Reason to Get Excited). She stops coming to their games, as they do not play much, but returns after watching them work out, only to have them ask her not to come as "too distracting for the boys" (Wingman Wayne).

Teles plays Nat, the owner and general manager of the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs, a sad-sack team in a fictional semi-professional hockey circuit, the Northern Ontario Senior Hockey Organization, or NOSHO.

Canadian singer Rêve and actress Catherine St-Laurent appear as Frankie's new girlfriend and an ex in season two.

Though he's most known for his work in the entertainment industry, Keeso does have experience with ice hockey, which can explain his interest in creating Shoresy. When he was younger, Keeso played for the Strathroy Rockets and the Listowel Cyclones.

Shoresy returns to Hulu tomorrow for its second season, but viewers will have more of the series to see in 2024. Crave and Hulu have announced a third season renewal for the Letterkenny spin-off series.

Later, at the end of season 7, Wayne catches Marie-Fred cheating on him with a Québécois man, ending the relationship for good. Season 8 sees Wayne and Rosie rekindle their relationship and they steadily date throughout Seasons 9 and 10.

Both Engvall and fiancée Matilda von Sicard shared matching engagement photos on their Instagram account. It's been a busy few months for Pierre Engvall and now you can add getting engaged to that list.

Fisher has also been a guest instructor at the Roger Neilson Hockey Camp. Fisher is married to American singer Carrie Underwood. They met backstage after one of Underwood's concerts in 2008. The couple became engaged on December 20, 2009.

Who is Shoresy in real life? ›

Production and development. Shoresy is played by Jared Keeso, but within Letterkenny he is only seen in contexts that obscured his face as Keeso simultaneously plays the leading role of Wayne.

Sees the foul-mouthed, chirp-serving, mother-loving, fan favorite character, Shoresy, join a senior AAA hockey team in Sudbury on a quest to never lose again. Sees the foul-mouthed, chirp-serving, mother-loving, fan favorite character, Shoresy, join a senior AAA hockey team in Sudbury on a quest to never lose again.

As a youth, like most boys his age in town, Keeso played junior hockey; he played for the Strathroy Rockets of the WOHL with future two-time Stanley Cup champion Jeff Carter, and also the Listowel Cyclones of the GOJHL.

Ultimately, Wayne and Shoresy only met once since they were both played by Jared Keeso. To maintain the illusion that they were two separate characters, Shoresy's face was kept hidden during his entire run on Letterkenny. It wasn't revealed until his spinoff series started.

co-creator Elgin James, as well as two more seasons of the Futurama revival. The decision to produce more of brands they already own in comparison to acquired titles could be a factor for Letterkenny ending, though it's just as possible that Keeso and Tierney feel the time is right to bring their comedy to a close.

"A lot of guys I know who played hockey have them." In one scene, Keeso's Shorsey does indeed pop a removable tooth in his mouth before taking it back out. Even after learning about Keeso's oral surgery, a number of fans still believe the actor had actually previously lost the tooth in his own hockey-playing days.

Actor Ed Helms, as dentist Stu Price, pulled out his own tooth in the movie The Hangover. Or did he? Turns out Helms really is missing a tooth, which never grew in. When he was in his late teens, he received a dental implant to make his smile look completely natural.

Steve Buscemi also attributes his success as an actor in part to his distinctive teeth. “I've had dentists who have wanted to help me out, but I say, 'You know, I won't work again if you fix my teeth,'” he told The Hollywood Reporter.

He was teased for being unathletic and overweight, given the nickname "Waffles." He was driven to improve to be more like, and better able to compete with, his older brother Morris (If You Can't Win, Don't Play).