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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.

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

When Disney+ offers screeners for an upcoming season of a TV series, they tend to provide only a fraction of the collection, typically the first one to four episodes. While some platforms deliver the entire volume,

Win or Lose greatly benefits from its diverse tapestry and stories. It feels real and genuine in its attempts to illustrate a close-knit community.

We have Pixar Animation Studios to thank for some of our favorite movies and characters. Now, the company has created its first-ever original series. Stream the first two episodes of “ Win or Lose ” exclusively on Disney+.

Titled Win or Lose, the Disney Plus exclusive focuses on a middle school softball team named the Pickles in the run-up to a crucial championship game. Each episode focuses on an individual character and their preparations for the match, including the young players, a parent, a coach and the match's umpire.

“ Win or Lose ,” the latest Disney original series Pixar Animation Studios, is premiering on Wednesday, Feb. 19. You can watch the special live as it airs on Disney Plus. 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.

Pixar's first original series turns shifting perspectives on a middle-school softball championship into a clever (and great-looking) creative exercise in empathy.

Although the series is only two episodes in after its premiere today, it presents a new yet familiar Pixar flavor that shouldn't go unwatched. The question is, can it keep its audience for the next inning,