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University Fires Back at Heated Rivalry Star for Scathing B.C. Capital Review
UVic answered Hudson Williams’ jab with a social post showcasing shorelines, forests and drag queen bingo while launching two Heated Rivalry-themed courses.
- The University of Victoria fired back at Heated Rivalry star Hudson Williams with a playful social media video highlighting local attractions to counter his characterization of the region as a quiet retirement hub.
- While promoting his new show, Williams told Etalk that Victoria's 'hot spots' are limited to 'retirement homes and fricking bingo,' having previously described the city as 'dead' during a Paris fashion show in March.
- UVic's video features clips of local shorelines, forests, and community events playing behind Williams' audio, concluding with a punchline featuring drag queen bingo to counter his assessment of the city's entertainment.
- This playful clapback reflects UVic's broader embrace of the hit series that catapulted Williams to fame, as the university launched two Heated Rivalry-themed courses this fall to analyze the show's themes and modern issues.
- Greater Victoria continues to attract production teams, including the supernatural thriller Yaga premiering on Crave Oct. 23; meanwhile, Jason Priestley's series Private Eyes West Coast showcases landmarks like the Fairmont Empress Hotel and Orca Spirit Adventures.
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