Pixar debuts its first-ever original animated series, 'Win Or Lose'

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Why Pixar went in a new direction with ‘Win or Lose’

While the series breaks new ground for Pixar, 'Win or Lose' bears of the studio's trademarks -- great animation and heartfelt storytelling.

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Pixar debuts its first-ever original animated series, 'Win Or Lose'

Pixar plays ball with its first-ever original animated series, "Win Or Lose," which looks at eight different characters as they prep for the championship softball game. It's now streaming on Disney+.

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Eight points of view, in eight episodes, to tell one and the same softball match: the prowess is magnificently accomplished. ...

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‘Win or Lose’ Review: Pixar’s Disney+ Series Should Have Been a Home Run

Each of the eight episodes focuses on a different character's perspective in the week leading up to the championship game for an adolescent softball league.

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This Wednesday, February 19th, comes to the Disney+ screen the first original series of Pixar, "Wins or Loss". A story that follows eight characters and how they live the day the local softball championship is held. The series, which is already available to watch on streaming, has 8 episodes, which will narrate the perspective of a different character in each chapter. In this way we will be able to see how each of its protagonists lives a partic…

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Pass the Remote: Pixar hits big in ‘Win or Lose’ on Disney+, Jewish Film Institute hosts 12th WinterFest  - Local News Matters

Pixar, in its first time at bat for an original Disney+ series, knocks it out of the park.  The Emeryville studio’s “Win or Lose,” streaming starting Feb. 19, focuses on eight characters that have a personal stake in a co-ed softball championship game at a middle school.  Creator-writers-directors Carrie Hobson and Michael Yates, both of Oakland, stay true to the winning Pixar formula, telling compassionate and empathetic stories with state-of-t…