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Previously on Whom You Know, Jonathan, Alex and Kevin were interviewed.
They will all be participating in this upcoming game!
Chicago Blackhawks
Jonathan Towes
Washington Capitals
Alex Ovechkin
Kevin Dineen, Peachy's favorite player of all time.
http://www.whomyouknow.com/2013/11/nhl-peachy-kevin-dineen-tells-whom-you.html#.VJMh_F4AA
Also, the first three episodes of this series earned our highest recommendation:
http://www.whomyouknow.com/2014/12/road-to-nhl-winter-classic-episode-1.html
http://www.whomyouknow.com/2015/01/road-to-nhl-winter-classic-episode-2.html
http://www.whomyouknow.com/2015/02/road-to-nhl-winter-classic-episode-3.html#.VNjwzPnF_9sWe recommend watching this series in order, and all four episodes are of the same superior quality. As it snows outside your window, what could be better than snuggling up with your Epix HD channel and catching up on all you don't know about hockey! (No one knows it all!)
This series continues to add a huge dimension of humanity to the sport, and of course as you know this particular series centers around the Winter Classic itself, a holy day of obligation for those of us that practice hockey as a religion. Did you know this particular game in Washington, D.C. was the southernmost Winter Classic ever? That makes it even more attractive-if you're going to be outside in the cold it's better to do it in a more mild condition.
Episode Four is a closing, conclusion-based tieup to the series, with a post-game itinerary. A beauty of Epix as we've told you is that you can watch it whenever you want to online; you don't have to line up at attention to when the tv channel commands you to.
The cameras alternate between opposing locker rooms (imagine that in real time! of course, this is afterwards...), and you'll hear outside little kids chant: "Sharpie!" If you know hockey and the Chicago Blackhawks in particular, you know they're not talking about a magic marker.
Playing outside presents challenges of sunglare, so you'll see black under eyes which you'd never see inside. We were happy to see dancer Julianne Hough on skates (her boyfriend is a Capital) and you know her from Dancing With the Stars-first a teacher, now a judge. And, we were so glad to see the USA Warriors scrimmage with the Blackhawks 20 on 20!
For anyone thinks being a professional athlete is all glamour and glory, you get quite a bit of insight as to how it is not quite that all the time. You'll drive into the stadium with them four hours before the game, and you'll see what happens when controversy erupts about questionable officiating.
It's NOT just another game. The end? One locker room was like a wedding; the other was like a funeral.
Capture the triumph of the human spirit through hockey, the best sport of all, on EPIX's extraordinary coverage in the Road to the Winter Classic Series!
We can't wait until next year.
Also, the first three episodes of this series earned our highest recommendation:
http://www.whomyouknow.com/2014/12/road-to-nhl-winter-classic-episode-1.html
http://www.whomyouknow.com/2015/01/road-to-nhl-winter-classic-episode-2.html
http://www.whomyouknow.com/2015/02/road-to-nhl-winter-classic-episode-3.html#.VNjwzPnF_9sWe recommend watching this series in order, and all four episodes are of the same superior quality. As it snows outside your window, what could be better than snuggling up with your Epix HD channel and catching up on all you don't know about hockey! (No one knows it all!)
This series continues to add a huge dimension of humanity to the sport, and of course as you know this particular series centers around the Winter Classic itself, a holy day of obligation for those of us that practice hockey as a religion. Did you know this particular game in Washington, D.C. was the southernmost Winter Classic ever? That makes it even more attractive-if you're going to be outside in the cold it's better to do it in a more mild condition.
Episode Four is a closing, conclusion-based tieup to the series, with a post-game itinerary. A beauty of Epix as we've told you is that you can watch it whenever you want to online; you don't have to line up at attention to when the tv channel commands you to.
The cameras alternate between opposing locker rooms (imagine that in real time! of course, this is afterwards...), and you'll hear outside little kids chant: "Sharpie!" If you know hockey and the Chicago Blackhawks in particular, you know they're not talking about a magic marker.
Playing outside presents challenges of sunglare, so you'll see black under eyes which you'd never see inside. We were happy to see dancer Julianne Hough on skates (her boyfriend is a Capital) and you know her from Dancing With the Stars-first a teacher, now a judge. And, we were so glad to see the USA Warriors scrimmage with the Blackhawks 20 on 20!
For anyone thinks being a professional athlete is all glamour and glory, you get quite a bit of insight as to how it is not quite that all the time. You'll drive into the stadium with them four hours before the game, and you'll see what happens when controversy erupts about questionable officiating.
Capture the triumph of the human spirit through hockey, the best sport of all, on EPIX's extraordinary coverage in the Road to the Winter Classic Series!
We can't wait until next year.
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picked Kevin to help him coach. On the back of the hat is a Whalers patch with an arrow pointing towards it saying: "Strategy By".
Road to the NHL Winter Classic Episode 4, an Epix Original, has earned our Highest Recommendation.
Road To The NHL Winter Classic Episode 4
Coming off emotional, tense games to end 2014, the Capitals and Blackhawks head to Washington for their long-anticipated Winter Classic meeting. Each team spends part of its New Year's Eve on the outdoor rink at Nationals Park, getting acclimated, enjoying precious time with family and friends -- including a game of shinny with USA Warriors. Finally, the big day arrives and the teams put on a brilliant show that culminates with the Capitals' late-game heroics in a stirring conclusion to the four-part series in front of a sold-out crowd.
The Series:
EPIX Presents Road To The NHL Winter Classic, a two-part original series from premium TV network EPIX and the National Hockey League, will bring viewers onto the ice a
nd behind-the-scenes with the Chicago Blackhawks and Washington Capitals as they prepare to compete in the 2015 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic®.
EPIX Presents Road To The NHL Winter Classic will make its World Television Premiere on EPIX December 16th at 10pm ET/PT, 9C with weekly episodes following the Blackhawks and the Capitals through regular season games as they get ready to face off in the 2015 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic® outdoor game in Washington, D.C. on New Year’s Day, January 1.
Produced by 52-time Emmy award winner Ross Greenburg, the series will offer viewers an exclusive look inside the world of the NHL, with strategically placed cameras and microphones providing an all-access pass to players’ homes, locker rooms, training rooms, and the arena.
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