movie, the team's equipment is stolen in Chamonix. They manage to get their equipment back and to win the tournament in a shootout. Daniel Russo join the cast of the movie. It grossed $6 million in the United States and Canada, including $3.8 million in Canada. The third one is more complex, as Stan's team members are demoted to a team managed by one of Stan's friends. During a matchup between the remaining Boys members and former Boys members, it is revealed that Stan's friend wants to use land around Stan's bar to build condos. The former Boys turn against their new team and Stan takes over his friend's bar. In this movie, the Boys play a game against the Canada women's Olympic team consisting mainly of players from Quebec (Kim St-Pierre, Caroline Ouellette, Danielle Goyette, Gina Kingsbury and others). The Boys are easily defeated by the girls. The fourth movie is again a tournament in which the Boys' team ends up in a game against the French Legends Team (les Légendes du Hockey). Some of the legends in the movie include Guy Lafleur, Mike Bossy, Ray Bourque and Martin Brodeur. Also during the movie, after a bad game, Stan takes his Boys into a wooded location and nearly gets them lost in the area. Television series A spin-off TV series titled Les Boys: La série debuted on October 1, 2007 on Télévision de Radio-Canada. Most of the regulars have returned to reprise their original roles, including Rémy Girard, Marc Messier, Paul Houde, Michel Charette, Yvan Ponton, Patrick Labbé and Pierre Lebeau. A second season debuted in January 2009. Pierre Verville and Patrice Belanger joined Les Boys as new players. Paul Houde will not be back as the Boys goalie Fernand Rivest, as he is killed off in the season premiere. The show ran a total of 5 seasons and ended its run in 2012. References External links Official Radio-Canada website Canadian Film Encyclopedia [A publication of The Film Reference Library/a division of the Toronto International Film Festival Group] 1997 films Quebec films Canadian sports comedy films Ici Radio-Canada Télé original programming Television shows set in Montreal 2007 Canadian television series debuts 2012 Canadian television series endings Films scored by Normand Corbeil Films shot in Montreal Films set in Montreal Lionsgate films 2000s Canadian sitcoms 2010s Canadian sitcoms Canadian ice hockey films Ice hockey television series French-language Canadian films 1990s