Welcome to Wrexham - Comentarios

FX's brilliant Welcome to Wrexham is a sports doc where ambition and humor collide.

...they have to “utilise that celebrity asset” – and they do. That seems to be the case with this series, which is a game of two halves.

FX's brilliant Welcome to Wrexham is a sports doc where ambition and humor collide.

...they have to “utilise that celebrity asset” – and they do. That seems to be the case with this series, which is a game of two halves.

Reynolds and McElhenney are fish out of water, but they're also determined to do right by the town and the team; watching them struggle to do so is nothing short of lovely.

It’s clear they’ve developed a real love for the game and a sincere and (we hope) lasting attachment to the club and to the good people of Wrexham. Three cheers to that.

It’s clear they’ve developed a real love for the game and a sincere and (we hope) lasting attachment to the club and to the good people of Wrexham. Three cheers to that.

Reynolds and McElhenney are fish out of water, but they're also determined to do right by the town and the team; watching them struggle to do so is nothing short of lovely.

When the adornments are stripped, only the telling of the story remains, and I’m not sure there’s another show out there, fiction or non, that tells it better.

Ryan Reynolds’ meeting with King Charles is very amusing.

...remains a brilliant watch, and the remarkable story of what McElhenney and Reynolds have done with the club hasn’t lost any of its luster.