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Zero Chill
GenreTeen drama
Created by
  • Kirstie Falkous
  • John Regier
Written by
  • Adam Usden
Directed by
  • Angelo Abela
Starring
Opening theme"The Mother We Share" by Chvrches
ComposerVince Pope
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series1
No. of episodes10
Production
Executive producers
  • Angelo Abela
  • Tim Compton
  • Kate Little
  • Claire Poyser
ProducerDominic MacDonald
Production locationsSheffield, England
CinematographyPhil Wood
EditorDave Long
Running time26–34 minutes
Production companyLime Pictures
Original release
NetworkNetflix
Release15 March 2021 (2021-03-15)

Zero Chill is a British teen drama television series, created by Kirstie Falkous and John Regier for Netflix, and produced by Lime Pictures, with Adam Usden serving as lead writer.[1] The show was filmed in Sheffield, England.[2] Grace Beedie and Dakota Benjamin Taylor star in the series alongside an ensemble cast, portraying the MacBentley twins, who are a figure skater and ice hockey player respectively. The series premiered on 15 March 2021. On 17 November 2021, Netflix cancelled Zero Chill after one season.[3]

Premise

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The MacBentley family moves to England from Canada, when Mac is offered a place on a prestigious ice hockey team. His twin sister, Kayla, struggles to adapt to the change, having been separated from her figure skating partner.[1]

Cast and characters

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Main

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  • Grace Beedie as Kayla MacBentley, a figure skater who is forced to move to England when her twin brother, Mac, is offered a place on the Hammers
  • Dakota Taylor as "Mac" MacBentley, a talented but arrogant hockey player for the Hammers
  • Jeremias Amoore as Bear Stelzer, captain of the Hammers and Sam's older brother
  • Anastasia Chocholatá as Ava Hammarström, a figure skater who wants to tryout for her father's hockey team
  • Leonardo Fontes as Sam Stelzer, goalie for the Hammers and Bear's naive younger brother
  • Jade Ma as Sky Tyler, an ice skater who stopped due to having leukaemia. She is Kayla's best friend and Mac's love interest.
  • Sarah-Jane Potts as Jenny MacBentley, the mother of Kayla and Mac
  • Doug Rao as Luke MacBentley, the father of Kayla and Mac, and assistant coach for the Hammers
  • Tanja Ribič as Elina Hammarström, the harsh and overbearing mother of Ava, and Anton's ex-wife
  • Oscar Skagerberg as Anton Hammarström, Ava's father, coach of the Hammers and Elina's ex-husband
  • Stan Steinbichler as Nico Haas, one of Mac's teammates who takes a dislike to him
  • Christina Tam as Holly Tyler, the overprotective mother of Sky who is reluctant to let her daughter skate again due to Sky's health

Recurring

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  • Toby Murray as Archie Long, a figure skater who cannot find a partner
  • Kenneth Tynan as Jacob Schimmer, Kayla's former skating partner from Toronto
  • Ayumi Roux as Maia Legarde, Jacob's new partner
  • Brett Houghton as Carson Hubick, a player from the Orcas and Mac's rival
  • Jerry Kwarteng as Axel Stelzer, the father of Bear and Sam
  • Calin Bleau as Marek Zelezney, coach of the Wolverines

Production

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Producers of Zero Chill wanted to cast real skaters for the series, since it brought "authenticity" that "CGI trickery" could not. Regardless of their skating experience, the cast members were sent to a nine-week training programme prior to filming. Executive producer Angelo Abela stated that the cast members got to try out both sports, so ice skaters could play ice hockey and vice versa. Dakota Benjamin Taylor explained that for the ice skating scenes, cast members were not permitted to do jumps on the ice.[4] After producers met with Team GB figure skating coach David Hartley, the general manager of the IceSheffield, where Hartley works, offered them the opportunity to film the series there.[2] When the cast members went in for training, they were able to watch professional figure skaters training, as well as the Sheffield Steelers.[4]

Abela stated that they used filming techniques that were used on Free Rein, another series produced by Lime Pictures. He explained: "We decided to shoot in two different ways: with the figure skaters we went for very elegant, long tracking shots on the ice. We put cameramen in rickshaws and had them pushed on the ice alongside the skaters. Then, with the hockey scenes, it became much more handheld camera work, filmed behind Perspex screens on the ice."[4] On the choice to film the series in Sheffield, Abala explained that the city is known as a "major ice-skating hub". Other filming locations include Park Hill, Broomhall, Sheaf Valley Park, the Cholera Monument Grounds and Norfolk Heritage Park. Hartley and two members of the Sheffield Steelers were also hired as coaches for the cast members.[2] In November 2021, it was announced by Deadline Hollywood that Netflix had cancelled Zero Chill after one series.[5]

Episodes

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No.TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal release date
1"Come and Take it from Me"Angelo AbelaAdam Usden15 March 2021 (2021-03-15)
Figure skater Kayla breaks into the local ice rink to practice with partner, Jacob (who is in Toronto), via video call. Mac blames Kayla when his online interview with a hockey journalist goes awry. Kayla befriends Sky, waitress at the rink, who Mac takes a shine to, but Sky quickly points out his arrogance. When Kayla again goes to the rink after hours, Jacob doesn’t answer the call. She then witnesses an unknown person dressed in a Hammers uniform do a dance routine. Jenny and Luke arrange for Kayla to meet a potential new dance partner, but Archie proves to be a miss when he drops Kayla at the end of their routine. After falling out with Mac over their move to England, Kayla embarrasses her twin brother in front of his new coach, Anton Hammarström, and receives a warning from the latter in the process. Mac later catches Kayla sneaking out and follows her to the rink, where he anonymously tips off Anton. Kayla sees the mystery skater again, but is caught by Anton.
2"Secret Skater"Angelo AbelaVicki Lutas and Anna McCleery15 March 2021 (2021-03-15)
Mac wakes up to a room full of balloons courtesy of a prank from his Hammers teammates, welcoming him to the team. Kayla tries to find out who the mystery skater is, but is lumbered with doing the cleaning as punishment for breaking into the rink. Sky confides in Mac about her leukaemia diagnosis. When the team is sluggish with its skating, Anton brings in Kayla to help, to the bemusement of Mac. Kayla thinks Ava is number 67, but she refutes the claim, saying she just enjoys hockey. Kayla finds out Sky is the mystery skater and confronts her, inadvertently telling Sky’s mother that she had been skating. Ava tells her parents that she wants to play hockey, but they don’t take her seriously. Kayla finds out Jacob is in England.
3"Sucker Punch"Angelo AbelaTom Melia15 March 2021 (2021-03-15)
Kayla sees that Jacob is in England and assumes he is there to surprise her. She finds him at another rink, partnered with French skater Maia. She is hurt by his betrayal, but Maia reveals that their parents organised their pairing months in advance, since Jacob’s parents see Kayla as unmotivated. Ava’s mother Elina organises for her to practice jumping in a harness and becomes annoyed with her when Ava wants to attend Anton’s hockey match.
4"Ice Breaker"Angelo AbelaZoë Lister15 March 2021 (2021-03-15)
Determined to prove that she and Jacob are the perfect skating pair, Kayla organises for them to perform a routine at Anton’s upcoming match to showcase their skills. Bear approaches Sky, who is confused by the interaction. It is explained that they dated prior to her leukemia diagnosis and he left her due to being scared to lose her. The pair agree to be friends. Ava expresses an interest in being involved with hockey, so Mac suggests that she dresses up as the team mascot. Her disguise later comes off and she is exposed to her parents. When she sees Anton hugging Mac, Ava becomes jealous, and in retaliation, she gives the opposing team a notebook full of Anton’s tactics for the game.
5"We Do Our Talking on the Ice"Angelo AbelaAdam Usden15 March 2021 (2021-03-15)
Ava informs Elina that she does not want to skate anymore and moves in with Anton. Mac discovers that the opposing team has the notebook detailing their game tactics and worries for the fate of the match. Mac discovers Kayla and Jacob’s plan to do a showcase on the ice and tells him to leave. Sky sees Jacob leaving and heads to the rink to perform with Kayla, so that she is not humiliated. Sky’s mother sees her skating, but watches on with pride. However, Sky falls at the end of the routine.
6"Head Rush"Tessa HoffeVicki Lutas and Anna McCleery15 March 2021 (2021-03-15)
Kayla goes to visit Sky in hospital, but her mother does not allow Kayla to see her. She sneaks in past visiting hours dressed as a cleaner, but is called in to clean a children’s ward which is covered in slime. Kayla sees Sky’s mother crying and comforts her. She tells Kayla that despite her worries, Sky can skate. Anton allows Ava to play on the hockey team. Sam is happy when father Axel arrives, while Bear is reluctant to talk to him. Mac is taken to hospital when a puck ricochets off the crossbar and hits him on the head. He is placed in the same ward as Sky, who asks him why Kayla has not visited her. Mac informs her that Kayla did come to the hospital and Sky realises her mother has lied. Mac confides in Sky that he does not enjoy hockey anymore and thinks he should quit.
7"Triple Threat"Tessa HoffeZoë Lister and Adam Usden15 March 2021 (2021-03-15)
Elina offers to be Kayla’s coach, but she affirms that she wants to skate with Sky. After Kayla is let down by her mother, Elina takes her shopping for new ice skates. Anton gives Ava his first ever hockey stick to inspire her. Axel receives numerous phone calls, but does not answer them. Mac tells his parents that he does not want to play hockey anymore. Sky offers to help Mac practice and cancels her skating plans with Kayla by telling her she is feeling unwell. Elina sees them on the ice and tells Kayla to come to the rink. Kayla and Bear see them kissing. Bear tells the team that Mac is responsible for giving the opposing team the notebook of tactics, while Ava overhears. Feeling Sky used her to get close to Mac, she agrees to do solo skating for Elina.
8"Guilt Trip"Tessa HoffeTom Melia15 March 2021 (2021-03-15)
Kayla begins skating for Elina, who is strict with her routine. Kayla confides in Sky that her friends would always use her to get close to Mac, but adds that Sky is the only friend that Mac has liked back. The MacBentley family hosts a barbecue in order for Mac to bond with his teammates. They torment Mac and when Ava sees their treatment of him, she admits responsibility for giving the other team the notebook. Mac forgives her, but Anton sends her back to Elina. Axel informs Bear and Sam that he is planning to buy a house for the three of them. Bear questions how we can afford it and Axel explains that he has placed a bet that the Wolverines will win the upcoming match against the Hammers, telling Bear to make them lose.
9"This Is Happening"Tessa HoffeAdam Usden15 March 2021 (2021-03-15)
Marek, coach of the Wolverines, offers Mac a place on his team. But since they are based in the Czech Republic, it would mean having to move to Prague. To allow Kayla to continue skating, they agree that Jenny will stay in England with her and Luke will move to Prague with Mac. Marek later tells him that he will only have a place on his team if he performs well in the match. Axel shows Bear and Sam the house he plans to buy and tells Bear that he should put their family above his team. Anton pulls Ava from the game to ensure they have the best chance of winning. Elina comforts her and asks to train her alongside Kayla, but Ava affirms that she is a Hammer now. Elina takes Kayla to the Blade Star competition, but tells her she cannot bring friends or family as they will distract her.
10"Blade Star"Tessa HoffeAdam Usden15 March 2021 (2021-03-15)
At the skating competition, Kayla calls Sky to vent. She sees Maia, who informs Kayla that she has dumped Jacob and is skating in the solo category, against Kayla. Sky senses that Kayla needs her and arrives at the competition to support her. Kayla performs her routine and despite placing in second, Elina is disappointed due to Kayla misplacing her arm in the routine. She tells Elina that she wants to skate with Sky, and Elina insists that she will be ending her career since competitions do not allow same sex pairings. Kayla goes to skate, but Sky surprises her and they skate together and she is disqualified from the competition. Ava tells Elina that she wants her mother back, but not as a coach and the pair reconcile. Elina then gives Maia a business card. The Hammers win the match. Sam sees Axel leave and chases after him. Axel says that he is leaving and Sam initially blames Bear for his departure. Axel admits that he asked Bear to throw the game for his bet. Mac declines the offer from Marek, meaning the MacBentleys can all stay in England.

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Zero Chill

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Zero Chill is a British teen television series created by Kirstie Falkous and John Regier, produced by for . The show follows twin siblings Kayla, a talented figure skater, and Mac, an aspiring hockey player, whose relocates from to to support Mac's enrollment at the fictional Hammarström Ice Hockey Academy, forcing Kayla to adapt to new challenges on and off the ice. Premiering on March 15, 2021, the single-season series comprises 10 episodes and explores themes of dynamics, , , and personal resilience in the high-stakes world of . The narrative centers on 15-year-old Kayla MacBentley (played by Grace Beedie), who must leave her established life in behind when her father, a former hockey player, secures a coaching position at the Hammarström Ice Hockey Academy. There, Kayla joins the girls' hockey team to stay connected to the ice, balancing her passion for with the rougher demands of the sport, while navigating tensions with her competitive brother Mac (Dakota Taylor) and forming bonds with friends like (Jade Ma). Supporting cast includes as the family matriarch, alongside Doug Rao and other ensemble members portraying academy staff and peers. Filmed primarily in , , the production incorporated real ice rinks to authentically capture the skating and hockey sequences. Despite positive elements like its focus on underrepresented sports and diverse representation, Zero Chill received mixed reviews, with a 5.8/10 rating on from over 2,100 users and criticism for formulaic teen drama tropes. Common Sense Media noted its appeal to young audiences through themes of perseverance but highlighted predictable plotting and mild language suitable for ages 7 and up. canceled the series after its first season in November 2021, with no second season ordered despite the show's international availability in multiple languages.

Series Overview

Premise

Zero Chill follows the MacBentley family as they relocate from to , , enabling 15-year-old Mac MacBentley to pursue his dreams at the prestigious Hammarström Ice Hockey Academy after receiving a there. The move disrupts the life of Mac's twin sister, Kayla MacBentley, a dedicated figure skater who leaves behind her established routine and former skating partner in , forcing her to navigate enrollment at a local high school and the challenges of starting over in an unfamiliar setting. The family dynamic is anchored by mother Jenny, who provides emotional support amid the transition; father Luke, a former professional ice hockey player whose background influences the household's focus on winter sports. At the heart of the narrative lies the sibling rivalry between Kayla's pursuit of excellence in figure skating and Mac's drive to succeed in hockey, intensified by the cultural and environmental adjustments from Canadian roots to English life. The series incorporates authentic skating and hockey sequences performed by the cast to heighten realism in depicting the competitive worlds of these sports.

Genre and Format

Zero Chill is classified as a British teen series that incorporates elements of , dynamics, and coming-of-age narratives. The show centers on the competitive worlds of and , using these to explore themes of personal growth, , and among young athletes. As a (YA) , it blends soapy interpersonal conflicts with the high-stakes environment of junior-level athletics, drawing parallels between on-ice performance and emotional resilience. The series follows a single-season format consisting of 10 episodes, each approximately 30 minutes in length, designed for on where all installments were released simultaneously on March 15, 2021. This episodic structure allows for serialized storytelling, with each installment advancing the twins' individual journeys while building toward climactic competitions and family resolutions. Zero Chill integrates scripted drama with authentic sports action, featuring a fully skating cast trained for months by top coaches to ensure realistic depictions of and sequences. These sports serve as metaphors for personal growth and competition, emphasizing how athletic challenges mirror the protagonists' struggles with relocation, friendships, and self-discovery. The British production style, led by creators Kirstie Falkous and John Regier, reflects influences from real-world junior athletics programs, particularly through filming in , a prominent ice skating hub.

Cast and Characters

Main Cast

Grace Beedie portrays Kayla MacBentley, an ambitious 15-year-old Canadian figure skater who grapples with an after losing her skating partner and relocating to with her family. Dakota Taylor plays Kayla's twin brother, Mac MacBentley, a talented but pressured hockey prodigy navigating challenges in integrating with his new teammates at the prestigious academy. Sarah-Jane Potts stars as Jenny MacBentley, the twins' dedicated mother who works to support the family's adjustment to life in the UK. Doug Rao depicts Luke MacBentley, the twins' father and a former professional hockey player serving as an assistant coach at the , whose background adds layers to family dynamics.

Recurring Cast

portrays Jacob Schimmer, Kayla's former skating partner from , who remains a supportive friend via video calls after the family's move. Toby Murray plays Archie Long, a figure skater who cannot find a partner and interacts with Kayla at the local rink. Anastázie Chocholatá appears as Ava Hammarström, a figure skater and daughter of the academy's head coach, who befriends Kayla and navigates her own family issues. Jade Ma plays Sky Tyler, a teammate on the girls' hockey team and friend to the twins, highlighting themes of in competitive sports. Jeremias Amoore portrays Bear Stelzer, captain of the Hammers hockey team and Mac's teammate, who helps him adjust to the academy. These recurring characters frequently interact with the main family members, enriching the subplots around skating and hockey without overshadowing the central narrative.

Production

Development and Writing

Zero Chill was created by writers Kirstie Falkous and John Regier, known for their work on series such as Doc Martin and Free Rein. The series was developed by , a of , as a original production, with the overseen by Adam Usden, who also contributed scripts alongside a team of multiple writers. announced the project in January 2020, highlighting its aim to authentically represent the cultures of and within elite youth training settings.

Filming and Locations

Principal photography for Zero Chill commenced in late 2019 in , , and wrapped in early 2020, with production pausing in March due to the before resuming later that year. The series leveraged the city's authentic urban and sporting environments, including its renowned ice facilities and streetscapes, to capture the grounded feel of the story's fictional Hammarström setting. Key locations included iceSheffield, the English Institute of Sport's ice arena, where one of the three Olympic-sized rinks was transformed into the central Hammarström Ice Hockey Academy for skating and hockey sequences. Additional shooting occurred in neighborhoods like Broomhall for the MacBentley family home and Park Hill for scenes, enhancing the series' depiction of everyday family life alongside elite sports training. These real-world sites contributed to the production's emphasis on realism, avoiding extensive set builds in favor of Sheffield's natural infrastructure. To achieve authentic performances, the cast underwent a nine-week intensive training program in and before began, guided by professional coaches including expert David Hartley and members of the hockey team. This preparation ensured the actors could execute complex routines safely and convincingly on ice. The series was directed by Angelo Abela and Tessa Hoffe, who each helmed five episodes.

Release and Reception

Premiere and Distribution

All 10 episodes of Zero Chill premiered globally on on March 15, 2021, as a complete first-season drop available for streaming worldwide. The series was produced exclusively for by , with no traditional broadcast television airing or international syndication outside of the streaming platform. Netflix announced the cancellation of Zero Chill on November 17, 2021, after one season. As of 2025, no further seasons or spin-offs have been produced or announced, and the series remains available for streaming on in select regions.

Critical and Audience Response

Zero Chill received mixed critical reception, with reviewers praising its authentic depictions of competitive ice sports and its diverse cast, while critiquing the show's reliance on predictable teen drama tropes and occasional pacing issues. awarded it 3 out of 5 stars, highlighting positive role models in themes of sports perseverance and family support, noting the series' appeal to tweens through its portrayal of talented young athletes in hockey and . However, Decider described it as "nothing fancy or revolutionary," appreciating the harmless family dynamics but pointing out formulaic plots that question the show's potential for renewal. Audience response echoed this ambivalence, with an IMDb average rating of 5.7 out of 10 based on over 2,000 user reviews, where viewers often commended the relatable between the twin protagonists and the engaging ice sports sequences. Many highlighted the appeal of the skating and hockey scenes, which generated buzz for their energetic execution and promotion of among youth audiences. Complaints frequently centered on abrupt character decisions and the series' cancellation after one season in November 2021, leaving fans disappointed by the unresolved storylines. The series garnered no major awards but received minor recognition, including a for Outstanding Casting in a Live Action Program at the 2022 Children's & Family Emmy Awards. This accolade underscored its contributions to youth programming by emphasizing perseverance in sports and diverse family representations.

Episodes

Season Overview

Zero Chill consists of a single season with 10 episodes, each approximately 26 to 34 minutes in length, totaling approximately 4 hours and 53 minutes (293 minutes) of runtime. The series was written by a team led by creators Kirstie Falkous and John Regier, with additional contributions from writers including Adam Usden. Direction was handled primarily by Angelo Abela and Tessa Hoffe. The narrative arc builds progressively across the , beginning with the family's relocation from to the and the twins' initial adjustments to their new environments in episodes 1 through 3. This foundation establishes Kayla's challenges in pursuing her passion amid unfamiliar surroundings and Mac's efforts to integrate into the elite Hammarström Academy. From episodes 4 to 7, the story escalates into competitive highs and personal conflicts, as both siblings face intensifying pressures in their respective sports, interpersonal rivalries, and family tensions. The season culminates in episodes 8 through 10 with resolutions centered on pivotal sports trials, , and , providing a self-contained conclusion to the central storylines. Each episode advances the dual narratives of Kayla's determined skating comeback and Mac's journey to secure his place on the hockey team, weaving together themes of ambition, , and adaptation. Although the finale leaves some character arcs open-ended, there was no planning for additional seasons, as canceled the series after its debut.

Episode List

The first season of Zero Chill consists of 10 episodes, all released simultaneously on Netflix on March 15, 2021.
No.TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air dateRuntimeSummary
1Come and Take It from MeAngelo AbelaVariousMarch 15, 202134mMac struggles to impress his team; Kayla connects with a mysterious skater.
2Secret SkaterTessa HoffeVariousMarch 15, 202128mKayla uncovers secrets about Ava and Sky; Sky shares her past with Mac.
3Sucker PunchAngelo AbelaVariousMarch 15, 202131mMac’s arrogance hinders bonding; Kayla finds Jacob; Ava’s mom plans a surprise.
4Ice BreakerTessa HoffeVariousMarch 15, 202126mKayla aims to pair with Jacob; Mac faces an enemy; Ava disguises herself for the team.
5We Do Our Talking on the IceAngelo AbelaVariousMarch 15, 202130mSky warns Kayla about Jacob; Ava decides something big; Mac learns Kayla’s plan.
6Head RushTessa HoffeVariousMarch 15, 202127mMac loses confidence; Ava pushes to skate; Holly blames Kayla for Sky’s danger.
7Triple ThreatAngelo AbelaVariousMarch 15, 202126mElina offers Kayla a deal; Bear and Sam get a visitor; Mac and Kayla vie for Sky’s help.
8Guilt TripTessa HoffeVariousMarch 15, 202129mTeam morale drops; Ava confesses; Kayla starts training with Elina.
9This Is HappeningAngelo AbelaVariousMarch 15, 202128mKayla works to outshine Mac; Bear shares a secret before the game.
10Blade StarAngelo AbelaVariousMarch 15, 202134mElina sees Kayla’s support as a distraction; Bear reconsiders his actions.

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