Exclusive Clip from The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers Episode 207 — Spirit of the Ducks: Part 2
The Mighty Ducks are in a bit of a slump and wondering whether their team spirit and hearts are enough to help them win. Directed by Josh Duhamel, Episode 207 finds Alex Morrow (Lauren Graham) taking the Ducks on an unsanctioned field trip, hoping some legendary hockey magic will turn the team around. Meanwhile, Evan feels the price of the sacrifices he’s made at EPIC, and he’s determined to become Dominate’s captain to make it all worth it. While the excursion doesn’t quite go as planned, Jace faces his past with help from Sofi, and Alex digs deep to help her squad. And when they return to EPIC, Jace’s turnaround leads to a big moment between Alex and Cole.
In this exclusive clip from November 9th’s all-new episode, the Mighty Ducks are trying to get their momentum back, rapping and singing in the Anaheim Ducks’ Honda Center. Fun fact: the rap was co-written by Maxwell Simkins (Nick Ganz), Swayam Bhatia (Sofi Hanson Bhatt), and Luke Islam (Jaden ‘Koob13’ Koobler).
Recent Posts
Exclusive Interview: Jeanine Mason Talks Imagination, Resilience, and the Sense of Wonder in ‘WondLa’ Season 2
Jeanine Mason has always had a gift for bringing heart, humor, and humanity to every…
Win Tickets to a NYC Screening of Another Simple Favor
Pop Culturalist is excited to be partnering with Prime Video to give away tickets to…
Exclusive Interview: Devin Das and Parker Seaman Tell a Story Only Real Friends Could Pull Off in ‘Wes Is Dying’
Devin Das and Parker Seaman make films that catch you by surprise—not through spectacle, but…
Win Tickets to a NYC Screening of The Accountant 2
Pop Culturalist is excited to be partnering with Amazon MGM Studios to give away tickets…
With ‘Warfare,’ Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland Deliver the Most Unflinching War Film in Years
Warfare opens with no introductions, no origin stories, no guiding hand. What follows is not…
Exclusive Interview: Christopher Landon on Blending Suspense, Heart, and Nostalgia in ‘Drop’
Christopher Landon has long been a master of genre reinvention. From the biting satire of…