New Disney Show Opens with Prayer by Christian Character

Disney’s ‘Win or Lose’ is back in the news. This time for a Christian character
An animated character in a new Disney+ series is sparking conversation for a surprising reason: Prayer. The Pixar series “Win or Lose,” according to a Disney synopsis, “features the intertwined stories of eight different characters as they each prepare for their big championship softball game — the insecure kids,
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.
Disney Introduces Christian Character After Ditching Transgender Story
The character of Laurie on the new show "Win or Lose" is the first openly Christian character to feature on a Disney show for almost 20 years.
Disney+ shares first episode of ‘Win or Lose,’ ‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy’ hits $100 million, and more of today’s top news stories
Gold Derby's top news stories for March 7, 2025. Pixar, Disney+ share first episode of Win or Lose on YouTube Pixar Animation Studios and Disney+ shared the first episode of the critically acclaimed new series Win or Lose on YouTube today.
'Pixar's Win or Lose cut a trans storyline at the worst possible time'
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?
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.
Pixar and Disney+ Share First Episode of Win or Lose on YouTube
Pixar Animation Studios and Disney+ have released the first episode of their highly anticipated new animated series, Win or Lose, on YouTube. This exciting move gives fans a chance to… The post Pixar and Disney+ Share First Episode of Win or Lose on YouTube appeared first on Where Is The Buzz | Breaking News,
New Disney Show Opens with Prayer by Christian Character After Transgender Storyline Was Cut
In an apparent recognition that the cultural landscape has shifted away from woke, Disney introduced the first overtly Christian character into its programming for the first time in nearly two decades.
Win or Lose is a glimpse of what Pixar does best — and what it should do more of
Oh, Pixar — at it again with a funky concept that goes all in on the emotions. In the case of Win or Lose, the studio’s first television series, it’s all about externalizing internal feelings and thoughts with some incredibly vibrant visualizations.
Why Pixar’s ‘Win or Lose’, first criticized for cutting a trans character, is back in the news
The Pixar series “Win or Lose" has made headlines for cutting out a trans character and featuring a Christian one. Here's what to know.
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'Win or Lose' marks first explicitly Christian prayer in Disney content since 1996
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The controversy over Disney’s new Christian character, briefly explained
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Pixar in a pickle? Portland baseball team claims Disney used logo without permission, considers legal action
The Portland Pickles claim Disney/Pixar used their logo for a newly released animated movie without their permission.