Over The Glass - A San Jose Hockey Podcast
Jul 8, 2026 · 1 hr 12 min · 11 segments
Off Campus is a hockey romance television series created by Louisa Levy for Amazon Prime Video. It is based on the *Off-Campus* book series by Elle Kennedy. *Off Campus* follows Hannah Wells and…
We flash back to Hannah in high school.
They're at a hockey game, but she's kinda not paying attention.
She's, she's jotting down whatever it is she was doing on, on her notebook.
Uh, looks like her dad is the director for the band.
She looks like she's having a generally good time during her high school years.
We're having scenes that are cutting into this memory I'm assuming happens later that day that kinda taints this beautiful, uh, moment in her life.
And then we get to the present where she is relapsing from having realized, "Oh my God, this guy is going to be at the game," and, and she's planning to go.
And I think she's kind of internalizing a lot of those thoughts that she's being re-traumatized by putting herself in that situation again, and she's really not telling anybody.
Her roommate's checking in and she's like, "No, no, no. I'm just not hungry.
Don't worry about me.
I'm fine." But anything but fine.
Right.
Yeah, I, it's interesting how they decided to, um, portray her flashbacks.
That is a little bit how it feels, right? You kinda just have all of these scenes that can, that, um, contribute to your trauma, depression, anxiety, uh, PTSD, basically.
Um, and you're just thinking back on the moments just before it got bad, and then everything else, just seeing the person that, that caused this, this terrible moment in your life.
And then you're also thinking about the future of how this person is gonna come back into your life somehow.
Um, it really sucks that she doesn't feel comfortable telling Ally about it, you know, 'cause I feel like Ally would be a good friend to, to talk to for her in this moment.
Um, and you can really tell she's like, she's like struggling, you know? She, she just doesn't know what to do in this moment.
But I really hope that she at least tells Garrett? [laughs] Question mark? 'Cause that's like her, he's her support system in this moment, but I'm also worried that he's just gonna blow it [laughs] out of proportion.
Well, I don't know if that's, that's the right phrase here.
But he, like remember last week I, or the last episode, I predicted that he's gonna beat the shit out of this guy [laughs] if he finds out.
That would be the best-case scenario.
[laughs]
She tells him, he beats the shit out of him.
They, he, he picks her up and they skate across the ice and-
We flash back to Hannah in high school.
They're at a hockey game, but she's kinda not paying attention.
She's, she's jotting down whatever it is she was doing on, on her notebook.
Uh, looks like her dad is the director for the band.
She looks like she's having a generally good time during her high school years.
We're having scenes that are cutting into this memory I'm assuming happens later that day that kinda taints this beautiful, uh, moment in her life.
And then we get to the present where she is relapsing from having realized, "Oh my God, this guy is going to be at the game," and, and she's planning to go.
And I think she's kind of internalizing a lot of those thoughts that she's being re-traumatized by putting herself in that situation again, and she's really not telling anybody.
Her roommate's checking in and she's like, "No, no, no. I'm just not hungry.
Don't worry about me.
I'm fine." But anything but fine.
Right.
Yeah, I, it's interesting how they decided to, um, portray her flashbacks.
That is a little bit how it feels, right? You kinda just have all of these scenes that can, that, um, contribute to your trauma, depression, anxiety, uh, PTSD, basically.
Um, and you're just thinking back on the moments just before it got bad, and then everything else, just seeing the person that, that caused this, this terrible moment in your life.
And then you're also thinking about the future of how this person is gonna come back into your life somehow.
Um, it really sucks that she doesn't feel comfortable telling Ally about it, you know, 'cause I feel like Ally would be a good friend to, to talk to for her in this moment.
Um, and you can really tell she's like, she's like struggling, you know? She, she just doesn't know what to do in this moment.
But I really hope that she at least tells Garrett? [laughs] Question mark? 'Cause that's like her, he's her support system in this moment, but I'm also worried that he's just gonna blow it [laughs] out of proportion.
Well, I don't know if that's, that's the right phrase here.
But he, like remember last week I, or the last episode, I predicted that he's gonna beat the shit out of this guy [laughs] if he finds out.
That would be the best-case scenario.
[laughs]
She tells him, he beats the shit out of him.
They, he, he picks her up and they skate across the ice and-
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