When two people from very different worlds meet on a hockey kiss cam, could it lead to love?

When Jess and Danny go on a first date to a hockey game, their team scores a winning goal after their "kiss cam" smooch. Now, Jess and Danny must continue attending the games or risk the wrath of fans who believe their kisses are a good luck charm.—hulu

When widowed artist Jess and sports-loving bartender Danny go on a first date at a hockey game, they are embarrassed to find themselves on the kiss cam. But their first kiss proves to be magical in more ways than one, as their team scores a game-winning goal directly after. Now despite having seemingly little in common and both having emotional hurdles that have kept them single in the past, Jess and Danny must continue to attend the team's games together or risk the wrath of thousands of hockey fans who believe their kisses to be a good luck charm.—rottentomatoes

Danny Carmody Jr. devoted his life to running the Chicago bar that is names, like him, after his father, who starred in the hockey team that since then generally collects losses, yet his patrons remained die-hard fans. He flirts with widowed would be-painter Jess Wolfe, whose uninspired failure to shine or sell is about to get her dumped from her own family's arts foundation. When Danny takes her along to a game, the team finally wins again, and fan superstition links that to them being on kiss camera. So they are rooted for almost as much as the team, .except by her artistic agent, who demands she puts painting first Danny's supportive uncle Pat convinces him to fight for love and hopefully 'save the team'.—KGF Vissers