Pixar and Disney+ Share First Episode of Win or Lose

You can stream the first episode of Pixar's Win or Lose on YouTube
You can stream the first episode of Win or Lose, Pixar's first original TV series, for free on YouTube. It follows a co-ed middle school softball team (the Pickles), with each episode focusing on a different character's perspective — including animated personifications of their insecurities and defense mechanisms.
Win or Lose is a glimpse of what Pixar does best — and what it should do more of
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Pixar's new series Win or Lose — the second ( and probably last) of its long-form originals for Disney+ — starts by explaining that "if someone wins, somebody has to lose." But why does it always have to be the LGBTQ+ community who lose when it comes to mainstream representation, especially for children?
What’s happening with Pixar’s ‘Win or Lose’? Character controversy explained
Pixar's first animated series, “Win or Lose,” has been making headlines for more than one reason in recent months. The eight-part animated series follows the story of the Pickles, a middle school softball team in Everytown, USA, as they prepare for a big championship game.
Pixar and Disney+ Share First Episode of Win or Lose on YouTube
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Disney show that reportedly cut trans storyline has added a Christian character
Pixar Animation Studios — owned by Disney as its parent company — released a new show on Disney+ last month titled Win or Lose. The animated series originally featured a trans girl as one of its characters,
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