The first original series from Pixar Animation Studios, dubbed “Win or Lose,” follows a middle school coed softball team as it prepares to play for a championship. The name of the team is the ...

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After a handful of delays, Pixar’s new TV show is finally here! Win or Lose is an eight-episode animated series that follows members of a co-ed softball team, the Pickles, in the week leading up ...

Each episode will follow that same week through the perspective of a different character, among them teammates, parents, teachers, and coaches. You’ll need a Disney+ subscription to watch new ...

For Pixar’s first original series on Disney+, the Emeryville-based animated force behind such classics as the “Toy Story” franchise and “Inside Out” movies dusts off one of the most ...

The series stars Will Forte, Ian Chen, Izaac Wang, Jo Firestone, Rhea Seehorn, and many others, as it tells the story of a middle school co-ed softball team called The Pickles. Here’s the ...

You can expect the same incredibly funny, emotional and unique perspective Pixar has been known to deliver over the years. The first two episodes are available to stream now, and new episodes will ...

Then again, sometimes you know a show is lousy from the jump. That’s certainly not the case with Pixar Animation Studios’ intriguing “Win or Lose,” debuting on the streaming platform with ...

Disney Pixar's new historic series has already caused significant backlash, even before making its official release. Win Or Lose will make its debut on Disney+ with a two-episode premiere from ...

The show simply doesn’t belabor its transitions between subjective and objective experience, and in doing so, Pixar finds a beautifully fluid approach to the old saw of seeing scenes repeatedly ...