Shoresy Season 5: Release date buzz, cast updates, and what to expect next
Hockey nuts, grab your sticks! Shoresy , the rough-around-the-edges Letterkenny spinoff, has fans itching for Season 5. With its killer one-liners, tight-knit crew, and pure love for the game, this show's become a must-watch. After Season 4's big moments, here's the latest on Shoresy Season 5—when it might drop, who's back, and what's coming down the pike. When Will Shoresy Season 5 Hit the Ice?
No official date is out yet, but the rumour mill's churning. Shoresy 's been steady, dropping a new season yearly since 2022. Season 4 landed on Crave in Canada on January 24, 2025, and Hulu in the U.S. on February 26, 2025. Word is, filming for Season 5 starts in spring 2025. If the crew keeps the pace, expect a Crave premiere around January or February 2026, with Hulu likely a month later, maybe February or March 2026.
But, stuff happens. The 2023 writers' strike messed with other shows, and some fans on X are wondering if production hiccups could push things back. Still, early 2026 looks solid, so pencil it in and keep an eye out for Crave or Hulu dropping the official word. Who's Back for Season 5? Cast Updates
The Bulldogs are nothing without their core crew, and Season 5's shaping up to bring back the heavy hitters. Jared Keeso, the guy behind it all, is back as Shoresy, spitting chirps and heart in equal measure. Others suiting up include: Taysa Teles as Nat, the tough-as-nails team boss who's always butting heads with Shoresy's chaos.
Blair Lamora and Keilani Rose as Ziigwan and Miigwan, Nat's quick-witted sidekicks keeping the team in check.
Jonathan-Ismaël Diaby as Dolo, the ex-pro with a hip-hop vibe.
Terry Ryan as Ted 'Hitch' Hitchcock, bringing real-deal hockey grit.
The rest of the Bulldogs should be back, though no full roster's been confirmed. Fans on Reddit are begging for Fish to return after his Season 4 spotlight. There's also chatter about Letterkenny crossovers—maybe Laurence Leboeuf or Scott Thompson popping in. The show loves tossing in real hockey players, so expect some fresh faces, maybe even a big-name cameo. Crazy fan ideas like Sidney Crosby showing up are probably just dreams, but Shoresy always surprises. What to Expect from Season 5's Plot
Season 4 shook things up big time. The Bulldogs snagged the cup, got into some wild summer antics in Sudbury, and Shoresy dropped a shocker by hanging up his skates due to injuries. So, what's next? Season 5 might dive into Shoresy's life off the ice, showing how the team holds it together without the rink. Will new rivalries spark? Could the Bulldogs find a new groove?
Expect the usual mix of filthy humor, ride-or-die team vibes, and those sneaky, heartfelt moments that hit hard. Fans on Reddit are tossing out ideas like Shoresy coaching the team, maybe even going full Don Cherry. Others think the show might lean into Letterkenny -style off-ice shenanigans or even a podcast storyline for the crew. Whatever's coming, it'll be packed with chirps, character growth, and that raw, Canadian hockey soul that hooks everyone.
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