Pixar's first-ever long-form TV series, Win or Lose, was originally set to feature ... confirmed that while the character remains in the show, a story point revolving around their gender has ...

Photo / Disney Pixar’s new animated series Win Or Lose will no longer include a trailblazing transgender storyline. The show is the animation studio’s first long-form series and was going to ...

Disney is receiving criticism after they announced that they have cut a trans storyline for Pixar's TV show Win or Lose. Win or Lose is set to be Pixar's first every animated original series.

Disney confirmed that lines of dialogue referencing a character's gender identity were removed from later episodes in the show. "A source close to Win or Lose said the studio made the decision to ...

Disney has cut a transgender storyline from its new animated series, “Win or Lose,” ahead of the show ... number one priority in our films and TV shows is not what we’re up to.

Pixar’s animated series ‘Win or Lose' is set to debut in February 2025 ... the 43-year-old Oscar nominee said. Late night TV show host John Oliver, who voices Zazu in Disney’s 2019 live ...

While Stewart and her family’s position on this matter is clear, Disney’s statement on this change to Win or Lose is very aloof ... her contributions to the show. “I’m definitely one ...

The original animated show about a co-ed high school team debuts on Disney+ in February. By Pamela McClintock Senior Film Writer The series follows a co-ed middle school softball team named the ...

One consultant on the episode says the company is "asking someone to play someone they're not" by changing a character voiced by trans actress Chanel Stewart to cisgender.

Pixar's first-ever long-form TV series, Win or Lose, was originally set to feature a transgender character whose gender identity was directly addressed — but that storyline has since been dropped.

These two series really show Pixar creativity at its finest," said Chief Creative Officer Pete Docter back in September when discussing Win or Lose and Dream Productions. "We're excited fans won't ...