Adnan Virk

It doesn't mean that Canada or USA aren't great teams, but in one game, anything can happen.

So it kind of feels more like a coin flip.

So my point is that...

In an international tournament, on international hockey, in the men's game, you can point to different teams that are really good.

In women's hockey, there's only two teams.

I don't think that's great for the sport.

It's amazing, David, just how much heated rivalry has taken a life of its own.

I subscribe to Variety magazine, which gets me all my Hollywood gossip and stories and film reviews, et cetera.

Yeah, I've got to read the rags every week, right?

I've got Variety, I've got The Hollywood Reporter.

And there was a whole big write-up on the heated rivalry and the success of this little plucky Canadian show and how it's been so successful despite the fact nobody thought it would be a success and how old it could be made in Canada and the budget they had for it.

And now people are spawning imitators now.

What could be the next heated rivalry?

What kind of unparalleled success could it be?

And all the changes they wanted to make.

They didn't want it to be too graphic and all that kind of stuff.

So, listen, heated rivalry has taken on a life of its own.

I hope it's not impacting real-life couples.

But anytime you have a

A Canadian and American couple, I imagine they get along fairly well.