Actor Dylan Walsh from the popular series “Heated Rivalry” caused a stir by hinting at the potential filming of twelve new episodes, sparking excitement among fans who are now speculating about multiple upcoming seasons.
In a video shared on the Cameo platform, the 62-year-old American actor, known for his role as Shane Hollander’s father on the show, expressed his admiration for being part of “Heated Rivalry.” He mentioned his upcoming trip to Canada to shoot what he suggested could be twelve new episodes.
However, Walsh’s comments led to some backlash, prompting him to issue an apology and temporarily suspend his Cameo account. He clarified that he spoke without official confirmation and expressed regret for any confusion caused to both the production team and fans.
Despite inquiries from CBC News, no official response has been provided by the show regarding Walsh’s remarks. Apart from his role in “Heated Rivalry,” Walsh has also appeared in various TV series and films, including “Nip/Tuck,” “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” and “Superman & Lois.”
Fans have been buzzing about the series, which is available on Crave, with recent incidents like the cast announcement for Season 2 attracting attention. The show’s success has been evident through numerous awards and positive reception, leading to its swift renewal for a second season shortly after its debut in November 2025.
Speculation about potential future seasons of “Heated Rivalry” has been fueled by Walsh’s comments, with social media discussions hinting at the possibility of more than just a single upcoming season. The show, adapted from Rachel Reid’s Game Changers series, has captivated audiences with the compelling storyline of rival hockey players Shane Hollander and Iyla Rozanov.