 Excerpts from the play also appear in the National Film Board of Canada documentary, "The Kid Who Couldn't Miss".Canadian critics have generally been enthusiastic, both about the original production, and of the various revivals brought forth by Peterson and Gray.In 2009, "Eye Weekly" critic Christopher Hoile observed, "The achievement of the piece is in formulating, perhaps for the first time, what a Canadian hero is like... Peterson and Gray emphasize not only how accidental Bishop's heroism is but how aware he is of his oafishness and his luck."