‘Welcome to Wrexham’ documents Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s takeover of Welsh football club Wrexham AFC, the third oldest professional football club in the world.

Over the course of eight weeks, and sixteen episodes, viewers will be taken behind the scenes of the Hollywood takeover and follow the National League side as they battle for the ultimate goal of promotion back to the Football League.

There will be 16 episodes in total, most of which will be 30 minutes long, although it is understood a couple of them might be longer at roughly one hour in runtime.

The documentary series, for the most part, will be released two episodes at a time over the coming weeks, meaning there is roughly one hour of new content coming each Thursday for viewers in the UK.

Here are a list of the current confirmed episode titles and their official descriptions.

“Dream” - August 24 - Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney attempt a takeover of the world's third oldest professional football (a.k.a. soccer) club, located in Wrexham, a working class town in northern Wales in the United Kingdom.

“Reality” - August 24 - Wrexham Football Club attempts to qualify for the playoffs as their new owners try to (very quickly) learn the ins and outs of a game and an industry they know nothing about.

“Rebuilding” - August 31 - With just weeks before the season begins, Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds find themselves having to convince star football players and executives to take a chance on Wrexham.

“Home Opener” - August 31 - The first Wrexham home opener of the new era arrives, whether Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds are ready for it or not.

“Fearless” - September 7 - Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney land an important partnership as the Wrexham goalies - and fans - face some tough contests.

“Hamilton!” - September 7 - Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney try to fulfill one of their biggest promises to Wrexham as a previous owner's dark shadow still lingers.

"Wide World of Wales" - September 14 - In this "very special episode", Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney take us through on a tour of Wales - and TV show formats.

"Away We Go" - September 14 - Wrexham Chairmen Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney make a surprise appearance at an away game to watch Wrexham play in person for the very first time.

“Welcome Home” - September 21 - After a year of cheering from afar due to Covid, Co-Chairmen Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney finally get to visit Wrexham and spend time with their team and the town.

“Hooligans” - September 28 - Unfortunate occurrences at the first home game attended by the Co-Chairmen lead to a police investigation and raise the ugly spectre of football Hooliganism.

“Sack the Gaffer” - September 28 - Fans grumble about Wrexham's lacklustre performance and aim their ire at manager Phil Parkinson. Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney debate his future with the club.

“Wins and Losses” - October 5 - Wrexham AFC begin to play up to their potential while off the field challenges put match play in perspective.

“Worst Team in the League” - October 5 - Squad changes threaten Wrexham's momentum as they prepare to face the worst team in the league.

“A Hollywood Distraction” - October 5 - Ryan Reynolds surprises the team with a visit as Wrexham prepares for the biggest match of the season against Stockport County, their rivals for promotion.

“Daggers” - October 5 - With one match left to play in the regular season, Wrexham has a chance to win the league and promotion.

“Hello Wembley” - October 12 - Hollywood stars and Wrexham residents descend on London for the Red Dragons' big match at legendary Wembley Stadium.

“Wromance” - October 12 - An inside look at the unusual beginnings and dynamics of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's football friendship.

“Do or Die” - October 12 - For the first time in 14 years, Wrexham has a chance to be promoted out of the National League. Can they do it?