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Welcome to Wrexham Season 3 Episodes
Season 3 Episode Guide
8 Episodes 2024 - 2024
Episode 1
Welcome to the EFL
Thu, May 2, 202441 mins
Wrexham AFC play a series of summer "friendlies" in America and have a less than friendly return to the English Football League.
Episode 2
Goals
Thu, May 2, 202444 mins
New players take the pitch and a shocking departure surprises Wrexham as the team tries to find its footing.
Episode 3
Notts Again
Thu, May 9, 202444 mins
The Wrexham Women's Team adapt to life in the top Welsh league as the men prepare to face Notts County, their fiercest rivals from the National League.
Episode 4
Risky Business
Thu, May 16, 202440 mins
As the club continues to claw its way towards the top of League Two, the town begins to feel the effects as the new found focus on the town allows residents to open businesses: McElhenney, as part of his "birthday war" with Reynolds, announces to renovate an iconic part of the town as a park, Zimbabwean immigrant Valerie Creusailor talks about her local condiment business, Neil Roberts explains his upcoming phase in life after football as a bar owner, and Ollie Palmer talks about his new clothing line; both Roberts and Palmer emphasize that football players have a relatively short career, and that entrepreneurship has become a necessity in the modern footballing world to allow for a living post-retirement. On the pitch, Wrexham handily wins a match against Morecambe, but bad luck strikes again when during a match against Harrogate Town, at a 2-0 Wrexham lead, Okonkwo has an unfortunate knock to the head: he insists to continue playing, but appears woozy and continues to spit blood, and is subbed off for Howard at half-time; the match ends with a 2-2 draw, and Okonkwo is diagnosed with a fractured jaw.
Episode 5
Temporary
Thu, May 23, 202446 mins
The management of the team continues to struggle with the lack of The Kop stand, which cannot be built for various bureaucratic reasons; McElhenney proposes a temporary stand, which both Harvey and Ker protest against, as it would be a heavy financial loss, and potentially a safety hazard --- the temporary stand eventually is raised, increasing the stadium capacity back up to above 10,000 seats since 2007. Howard keeps the team winning, and Okonkwo eventually returns wearing a protective face mask. Midfielder James Jones recollects a period last season during which her wife pregnant with his child has to go through a Caesarean section to give birth, and both of the child's and her lives remained in danger for months; Jones eventually becomes the first person to score in front of the "new" Kop against Newport. The win keeps Wrexham in the Top 3 for automatic promotion; previous season's rival Notts County, however, loses momentum and languishes lower-mid-table after a series of injuries, and the departure of head coach Luke Williams --- it becomes apparent that the biggest opponent Wrexham faces this season will be Stockport. Elderly fan Arthur Massey becomes a centenarian, and the club honors him with a hundred seconds of applause, as he reflects on the his time having seen the club change; the final shot is him sitting in the new, temporary stand.
Episode 6
Far Away, So Close
Thu, May 30, 202442 mins
Wrexham's global impact can be felt as far away as Patagonia and The Gambia but the team can't seem to win away from the Racecourse.
Episode 7
Proper Trouble
Thu, Jun 6, 202442 mins
With a rise in yellow cards and continuing poor form away from home, Wrexham AFC risk being relegated to the playoffs while the women's side prepare to tackle new challenges.
Episode 8
Down to the Wire
Thu, Jun 13, 202443 mins
Wrexham AFC's poor away form casts doubt on their chances for promotion, and as the end of the season nears, Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds face some very tough decisions.
