Revenge Puck: Cast, Episodes & Where to Watch

What is Revenge Puck about?

Revenge Puck is a fake-dating hockey romance with a simple, irresistible hook: the best way to get back at a cheating ex is to show up on the arm of the one man he cannot stand. It is a DramaBox original, and it reunites Hannah Lowery and Evan Adams, a pairing vertical drama fans had been hoping to see in another hockey story.

Lucy is a sports photographer whose life revolves around the rink. Her boyfriend, Adam Johns, is a hockey star, and she has built a lot around him. That falls apart when she discovers Adam has been cheating on her with her roommate. Instead of owning it, Adam tries to turn the blame around and make Lucy feel like she is the problem. She ends up dumped, betrayed by two people at once and sitting alone on a rooftop with a few beers, saying out loud everything she wishes she could say to his face.

She is not as alone as she thinks. Blake Ashburn overhears every word. Blake is Adam's longtime rival on the ice, and his first piece of advice is blunt: get over it and move on. When Lucy's night catches up with her, Blake makes sure she gets home safely. Then he offers her a deal. If she pretends to date him through the playoffs, they can both use it to get under Adam's skin and throw him off his game when it matters most.

What starts as a calculated arrangement between two people who barely know each other puts Lucy squarely in the middle of a rivalry that predates her. Every public appearance is a performance aimed at Adam, but the lines get blurrier the more time Lucy and Blake spend together. DramaBox tags the series as a contract-lover and enemies-to-lovers story, which tells you where the slow burn is headed even if the path there is the fun part.

Over 56 short episodes, Revenge Puck mixes locker-room rivalry, playoff pressure and a heroine reclaiming her pride, with real feelings slowly sneaking into a relationship that was supposed to be fake.

Revenge Puck cast

Main characters

Lucy

A sports photographer played by Hannah Lowery. Blindsided by her boyfriend's cheating and his attempt to make her feel at fault, she decides she is done being the quiet, wronged girlfriend and agrees to a plan that puts her in the spotlight.

Blake Ashburn

Adam's biggest rival on the ice, played by Evan Adams. Blunt and hard to read at first, he is the one who finds Lucy at her lowest and proposes the fake relationship, with motives of his own tied to the playoff race.

Adam Johns

Lucy's ex and a hockey star, played by Connor Barton. He cheats on Lucy with her roommate and then tries to make her feel responsible, which makes him the perfect target for a revenge plot.

Emma

A supporting character played by Riley Davis. Her place in Lucy's world comes into focus as the fake relationship starts drawing attention.

Why people are watching Revenge Puck

The biggest reason to watch Revenge Puck is the chemistry between its leads. Hannah Lowery and Evan Adams have worked together before, and fans of their earlier pairing actively asked for another hockey romance. Reviewers have singled out their on-screen connection as what makes the show work. The story does not reinvent the genre, but it sells the emotional beats through two actors who are comfortable playing off each other.

It is also a near-perfect fake-dating setup. The motive is clear, the stakes are public and the timeline has a natural deadline: the end of the playoffs. That structure gives every episode a reason to put Lucy and Blake on display, and every staged moment has a chance to turn real. If you love watching characters insist they are only pretending, this will hit the spot.

Lucy is a satisfying heroine for anyone who has been gaslit by an ex. The opening episodes spend real time on how Adam tries to flip the blame onto her, which makes her choice to fight back feel earned rather than petty.

Hockey fans get rink-side settings, a team rivalry and playoff stakes, while romance fans get a slow burn that does not require knowing the rules of the sport. Lucy's job as a sports photographer is a smart touch, since it keeps her close to the action and gives her a reason to be at every game.

At 56 episodes of a few minutes each, it is an easy weekend binge. Expect melodrama and big emotional swings, and do not expect a gritty sports movie. This is a romance first.

Tropes and themes

Fake dating is the main trope. Two people agree to pretend to be a couple for practical reasons, here revenge and rattling a rival, and the fun is watching performed affection slowly turn into the real thing. The fake relationship forces closeness the characters would never choose otherwise.

Revenge gives Lucy her motivation. She has been humiliated and wants the person who hurt her to feel some of it. In romance the revenge plot usually matters less for the payback itself and more for the new person it pushes the heroine toward.

Hockey and sports romance supply the setting and the male leads. Pro athletes bring public scrutiny, team loyalty and a built-in rivalry, and the playoffs add a ticking clock. Hockey heroes in particular have become a fixture of romance fiction and vertical dramas, known for combining toughness on the ice with loyalty off it.

DramaBox also tags the series as enemies to lovers and contract lovers. Blake and Lucy start from a transactional arrangement and a rough first meeting, so any warmth between them has to be earned.

How to watch Revenge Puck legally

Revenge Puck is a DramaBox original, and the only official way to watch it is through DramaBox. You can stream it in the DramaBox app for iOS and Android or in your browser at dramabox.com, where the series has a dedicated title page with all 56 episodes.

DramaBox lets you start for free. The first episodes are unlocked, and you can earn extra episodes through daily check-ins, short ads and in-app tasks. To finish the series you will usually need coins, which unlock episodes one at a time, or a VIP membership that opens the whole catalog for a week, a month or longer. Prices vary by device and promotion, so check what the app offers before buying. If you are planning to watch several DramaBox shows, a VIP pass usually costs less than buying coins episode by episode.

You may find full-movie uploads of Revenge Puck on YouTube, Dailymotion or other video sites. Those are unauthorized re-uploads, not official releases from DramaBox. They are often cropped or incomplete, can carry spammy links and do nothing to support the cast who made the show. DramaBox and the actors share trailers and clips on their official social accounts, which are a fine way to preview the series.

The show is shot vertically, so watching on a phone in full-screen portrait mode gives you the intended framing.

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