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Welcome to Wrexham

GenreDocumentary
NetworkFX
Watch afterOnly Murders in the Building She-Hulk: Attorney at Law Ted Lasso The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power The White Lotus
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Welcome to Wrexham Season 2 opens with Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney telling the audience, directly to camera, that they’ve spoken to the King of England. It’s a good gag, with both demonstrating their talents for comedic timing. It is also the kind of thing that makes avowed anti-Royalists and fans of Season 1—of which this critic is both—a bit nervous.  Continue Reading →

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