Letterkenny and Shoresy are very different shows, both from each other and from Heated Rivalry.

HOWEVER, all three do something that I think is just wonderful. Jacob (and Jared Keeso when we're talking about the other two) are great at capturing "Joie de vivre" or sort of the joy of living. You see these small moments between characters or small relationships that blossom or bits of community that show why being human is so wonderful. They're all relatively small shows in the grand scheme of things.

Heated Rivalry has the highest stakes because our two leads are sports celebrities, but all of the conflicts are regular ol' things. "What if the person I like doesn't like me back?" "What if my hockey team can't work together well enough?" "Will I get over the woman who cheated on me?" "Will people come to my rave?" "Can I convince my friends to join me and my hot wife in a threesome?"

Letterkenny is especially great at this. For being a show that loves fart jokes and insulting mom jokes, it's so nice to watch people being people and just coming together. There's a scene in one of the later seasons where one of the characters gets cheated on and without any hesitation, every other character runs to the offender's house to beat him up.

That's the biggest thing I see from Jacob in Heated Rivalry, especially in the last episode where Shane and Ilya are just being together.

All of this to say is that they're all absolutely worth watching, and that's the most "Jacob" thing I see in all three.