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'Miracle Workers': Owen Wilson and Daniel Radcliffe star as God and an Angel in new TV series

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Series will appear on TBS in 2018.

'Miracle Workers," a new television series on TBS, is set to air in 2018.

Daniel Radcliffe and Owen Wilson will appear alongside each other in 2018.

Daniel Radcliffe and Owen Wilson will appear alongside each other in 2018.

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By Abigail James (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Catholic Online (https://www.catholic.org)
5/24/2017 (7 years ago)

Published in TV

Keywords: God, Jesus, Angel, Owen Wilson, Daniel Radcliffe, Miracle, Miracle Workers, TBS

LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Popular actors, Owen Wilson and Daniel Radcliffe will star in the new series.

Daniel Radcliffe is best known for his role as Harry Potter and Owen Wilson as the voice of Lightning Mcqueen in Disney Pixar's Cars. 

Each episode will be a different story featuring different characters.

However, Wilson and Radcliffe will star in the first seven episodes. According to reports, Wilson will play the role of God, and Radcliffe will be a "low-level" angel named Craig.


According to a report from the A.V. Club, "Miracle Workers takes place in a typical workplace environment. Wilson's character of God is portrayed as more focused on his own "hobbies.'"

It's up to Radcliffe's character to handle all of the important tasks, whether they're too big for him or not.

Some critics of the show are concerned with Wilson's portrayal of God. Will he be depicted as uncaring and lazy? Is their room for comedy when dealing with this kind of subject matter?

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