Actor Dylan Walsh from the popular series “Heated Rivalry” has sparked excitement among fans by hinting at the potential filming of a dozen new episodes, fueling speculation of multiple upcoming seasons.
Walsh, a 62-year-old American actor known for his role as the father of hockey player Shane Hollander (portrayed by Canadian actor Hudson Williams) on the show, shared his thoughts in a video on the Cameo platform. The video, later reposted by TikTok user Savannah Leigh, hinted at the filming of additional episodes in Canada.
Expressing his love for the series, Walsh mentioned his pride in being a part of “Heated Rivalry” and hinted at the possibility of shooting 12 new episodes. However, following his remarks, Walsh issued an apology and temporarily paused his Cameo account, clarifying that he spoke informally and did not have official information to share.
The show’s production team has not yet commented on Walsh’s statements. In addition to his role in “Heated Rivalry,” Walsh has been part of various TV series and movies, including “Nip/Tuck,” “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” and “Superman & Lois.”
Fans have been actively discussing the show on social media platforms, speculating on potential future seasons based on Walsh’s comments. The series creator, Jacob Tierney, previously mentioned a preference for concise seasons, with the first season of “Heated Rivalry” consisting of six episodes.
Based on the Game Changers series by Canadian author Rachel Reid, “Heated Rivalry” has garnered significant acclaim, winning prestigious awards such as the Peabody Award and the Canadian Screen Award for best drama series. The second season of the show, renewed shortly after its debut in November 2025, is currently in production in Toronto and Montreal.
Recently, Crave Canada announced five new cast members for the upcoming season, further exciting fans and adding to the anticipation surrounding the hit series.
