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By Jake Johnson Verified, Mary Steenburgen, Ed Harris
| JustWatch
Currently you are able to watch "The Dink" streaming on Apple TV, Apple TV Amazon Channel. There aren't any free streaming options for The Dink right now. If you want know when it is streaming for free, click 'Free' in the filters above and hit the notification bell.
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‘The Dink’ Director Josh Greenbaum Wanted to Make the ‘Best in Show’ of Pickleball

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By Will Ferrell, Mary Steenburgen, Jake Johnson Verified
| starsalert.com
The mainstream sports comedy, like many of the protagonists in earlier sports comedies, is making a comeback.Netflix just launched “The Hawk,” a new comedy series that stars Will Ferrell as a has-been golf pro. And this week Apple TV has “The Dink,” a new comedy from director Josh Greenbaum that stars Jake Johnson as a former tennis star who pivots to the world of pickleball. Ed Harris and Mary Steenburgen also star.
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The Dink | Rotten Tomatoes

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By Jake Johnson Verified, Mary Steenburgen, Ed Harris
| Rotten Tomatoes Verified
73% Tomatometer 49 Reviews Popcornmeter Fewer than 50 Ratings Washed up former tennis prodigy Dusty Boyd (Jake Johnson) has been reduced to coaching unruly children at his father Chuck's (Ed Harris) suburban country club. Desperate for his father's approval, Dusty blindly supports Chuck's vendetta against the new craze taking over the club: pickleball. But when Dusty reaggravates an old injury, taking away his ability to play tennis, he resorts to the unthinkable in the name of rehab.
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