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Animal lovers already know that Disney’s Animal Kingdom is the place to learn more about creatures large and small from around the world. Now, they can virtually visit those amazing animals right from their smartphones through the all-new, short-form video mini-series “Disney Parks Wild Sights” that debuted exclusively on Sept. 17, 2020, in the My Disney Experience app.
Mickey Mouse and his pals are heading to Disney+ with an all-new animated shorts series titled “The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse” – just in time for his birthday!
In 1989, television viewers were introduced to a 16-year-old doctor named Doogie Howser, played by then-unknown Neil Patrick Harris. More than 30 years later, “Doogie” is coming to Disney+ in a 2021 reboot of the hit ’90’s series called “Doogie Kameāloha, M.D.”
Have you ever wondered what happened to Olaf just after Elsa created him in “Frozen”? How did he learn to love summer? Fans will be able to find out the previously untold origins of Olaf in the animated short, “Once Upon a Snowman,” coming to Disney+ on Oct. 23.
In the newest episode of the “One Day At Disney” shorts on Disney+, viewers get to see a model testing out a new look for Figment, the iconic character from Epcot.
Another Jim Henson Company project is making Disney+ its interplanetary home as the streaming service’s first original talk show with “Earth to Ned.”
A new month means more new releases coming to Disney+! Here’s everything new you can expect to see added to the streaming service this September:
Disney’s “The One and Only Ivan” tells the story of a silverback gorilla who loves the life he lives at a circus-themed mall attraction, but finds his world turned upside-down with major changes that expertly bring about important questions about how humans treat animals.
In a world filled with social distancing and face masks, the press junket for Disney’s “The One and Only Ivan” took place in a different way than usual – over Zoom!
On Friday, Sept. 4, Disney+ will debut 10 episodes of its first original talk show, “Earth to Ned,” produced by The Jim Henson Company. This new show stars extraterrestrial creatures Ned and Cornelius as they interview some of the biggest stars in our galaxy.
