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Juggling family time and his next film project, actor Mark Wahlberg focuses on a new role in his expansive resume as a budding business mogul.
Mark tackles unanticipated problems in his startups but sees a return on investment in one of his newest businesses.
Despite emerging prospects in many of his enterprises, Mark grapples with running both large and small businesses amid a global pandemic.
As the pandemic forces a global lockdown, Mark pushes through his own fears and checks in with his business partners to promote employee health and wellness.
As Unrealistic Ideas and Municipal forge innovative paths forward and Wahlburgers' latest hire inspires hope, Mark's new business advisor challenges a potential future endeavor.
After launching his latest business and returning to set, Mark reflects on the unprecedented year and contemplates his future priorities.
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Critic Reviews for Wahl Street: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Wahl Street: Season 1
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Jul 23, 2021Loved it! Surprised that I loved it so much.
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May 14, 2021Painful to watch. It's about Mark trying to get into several businesses he has zero experience with or idea about how to run them. He's surrounded by his old friends and partners trying to accomplish something out of their league and at the same time you see them treating Mark as the Super-Star-Alpha-Male of the group. I couldn't watch after the 2nd episode. I haven't checked but I do believe this "documentary" has been produced by Mark itself trying to make his brand even stronger. Don't get me wrong: I admire people that try to do something else, really. That's the only reason why I started watching this. But such a small commitment to many businesses at the same time? There is no way you can win this game. Also, I can't find one innovative idea in all his businesses. His entire value proposition for all his businesses is entering into a highly competitive market (apparel, burger restaurant, gym) hoping that can work just because there is his face on them.
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Apr 29, 2021Mark is a guy who was dirt poor started rapping, then acting and know has around 10 separate business ventures. For me it is very interesting to see someone who could very well be me navigating success. It is inspiring.
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Apr 20, 2021Cool insight into Mark's business ventures at the start; shows the struggle of the pandemic in the later episodes. Seeing normal people Mark has partnered with doing anything to stay afloat during the pandemic is what makes the show.
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Apr 19, 2021I enjoyed seeing his many business adventures and I disagree about the negative criticism saying it offered no real insight into Marks life. I feel like it was very personal at times and how far he does stretch himself to make a difference in people's lives. He has money from acting...he chooses to be an entrepreneur and offer so many others jobs and healthier lifestyles and alternative products. The Wahlberg around are just stand up people and Alma is an angel and I'm sure is sooo proud of her family!
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Apr 17, 2021Boring. Condescending. Pointless. The unintentional comedy of this Wahlberg promo reel is the only redeeming thing about it. Spoiler alert: Mark Wahlberg is bad at business.
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