Zero Chill

It's definitely not good, but it's not that awful either. You'll feel the writers are beginners with a mix of good and bad ideas. The drama is forced most of the time with almost nothing supporting it, many things are undeveloped or resolved before we'd start to care. Some of the kids act more like sociopaths than actual people, turning from a gentle person to a total *D* the very next scene. Photography is good, well, everything is what you'd expect from a professional team except for the scenario that is mediocre at best. Watch it if you're doing something else, if you like ice sports... otherwise don't bother, it'll feel like a waste of your time.

My 11 year old hockey player said after he watched the first two episodes: 1) "I didn't know they play hockey in England, I thought they love soccer." 2) "No way an elite team would play with this kind of cheap hockey sticks."

• props are important in story telling - even my son's local team plays with one piece carbon composite sticks.

The actors who play 15 year olds looks like they are in their mid 20ies.

Anybody who knows a little bit about the basics of hockey and figure skating, and most people do, will find the show unbelievable with no authenticity. Good premise, not so good execution.

I really don't know if the writers of this show have any idea about the UK and Ice Hockey because why would someone with a budding Ice Hockey career move from one of the World's best countries for Ice Hockey - to the UK - where we don't really give a damn about the sport !

Anyone who is any good at Ice Hockey in the UK - moves to the US or Canada - not the other way around. Also Hockey scholarships are not a thing in the UK. Sports scholarships are very rare.

They could have made more sense by having the parents move to the UK for work and having the children adapt their hobbies to the UK - but i guess that is too much common sense for these writers !

Good storyline, terrible acting, and one thing is certain NO way a great hockey player from Canada is moving away from Canada. This part of the show makes no sense.

I'm on episode 4 and so far the only watchable scenes are with Kayla and/or Sky. Terribly written. Like Mac getting so upset about some balloons? The parents not supporting Kayla and basically making it seem like she'll never make it, so why bother. It just seemed so farfetched. It felt like the parents didn't even want her to skate as a hobby.