Lost Ollie

In a real-life twist on a Ted Lasso underdog story, FX’s Welcome to Wrexham follows a struggling Welsh soccer team after it’s bought by two Hollywood stars. FXX’s animated spy spoof Archer is back for a 13th season, under new management. Among the many Netflix premieres, Mo brings levity to a refugee’s travails and Lost Ollie tells a new toy story.Lost Ollie Season 1 Download

The HBO documentary Katrina Babies charts the rocky road traveled by children uprooted by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.Believe. That Ted Lasso motto also applies to an endearing docuseries that plays like a Hollywood underdog fable, when two wealthy actor-producers (Deadpool’s Ryan Reynolds and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s Rob McElhenney) purchase a historic but struggling Welsh soccer team in the working-class town of Wrexham. The series is at its best when spending time with Wrexham’s resilient players and stubbornly loyal fans, who see the investment of money and talent as a possible godsend. If only the Red Dragons can start winning. (See the full review.)Mo Amer may be familiar to viewers as a different Mo on Hulu’s award-winning Ramy, playing the title character’s diner-owning buddy and confidant. In his own self-titled comedy, Mo hews close to his own life story as a Kuwaiti-born Palestinian refugee, finding humor in the culture clashes within his family and the larger Houston community as he awaits becoming a U.S. citizen. It’s only taken two decades so far.Here’s one for the family. Jonathan Groff (Glee) provides the voice of a stuffed toy rabbit, Ollie, who becomes separated from his owner, Billy (Kesler Talbot), launching an epic quest that unfolds over a four-part series based on author-illustrator William Joyce’s Ollie’s Odyssey. No word if Ollie encounters a loose-limbed cowboy and a gung-ho spaceman during his perilous travels. Among other Netflix premieres on an unusually busy day, even by the streaming giant’s standards: a Selling Sunset spinoff, Selling the OC, expanding to Orange County; a Queer Eye: Brazil spinoff; and the documentary Running with the Devil: The Wild World of John McAfee, following the controversial computer anti-virus entrepreneur who became a fugitive after his neighbor was murdered, inviting a film crew to go on the lam with him.