Just signed up for Disney Plus

[Salf777]

Hi all
Just joined Disney Plus TV. There is so much there! Other than the classics what shows are must watch?

 

[BrianL]

Hi all
Just joined Disney Plus TV. There is so much there! Other than the classics what shows are must watch?

There is so much great stuff on there. Old favorites, new originals. I am sure many will reommend teh Marvel and Star Wars stuff if you are a fan of those. WandaVision is hot right now and The Mandalorian of course for star Wars, plus there is a D+ exclusing season of animated series The Clone Wars and a new show The Bad Batch coming too. The original Muppet Show was just added. If you want to find some deeper cuts, there are a lot of the cool, live-action movies fromt eh 60's and 70's - things like The Cat From Outser Space, etc. I've enjoyed re-watching some of the Disney Afternoon shows from my childhood. Honestly, there is so much! Explore and have fun, but try not to get lost just surfing the menus - I certainly have!

 

[RamblingMad]

X-Men cartoon if you didn't watch it as a kid. And the final season of Clone Wars.

 

[Moliphino]

The Imagineering Story is fantastic if you're a fan of the parks.

 

[bcla]

I suggest watching Free Solo. It was distributed by National Geographic, which has a ton of content on Disney+.

 

[RamblingMad]

I suggest watching Free Solo. It was distributed by National Geographic, which has a ton of content on Disney+.

This is great. And if you haven’t been to Yosemite, go visit.

 

[bcla]

This is great. And if you haven’t been to Yosemite, go visit.

I found this short piece on Alex Honnold and Jimmy Chin discussing animated climbing scenes from movies available on Disney+. He doesn't seem to believe that Anna's choice of climbing clothing is appropriate.

They also rerecorded some of the audio narration where Honnold uses a few choice words that I have yet to have heard on any Disney+ programming.

https://screenrant.com/disney-plus-free-solo-movie-censored/

 

[RamblingMad]

I found this short piece on Alex Honnold and Jimmy Chin discussing animated climbing scenes from movies available on Disney+. He doesn't seem to believe that Anna's choice of climbing clothing is appropriate.

They also rerecorded some of the audio narration where Honnold uses a few choice words that I have yet to have heard on any Disney+ programming.

https://screenrant.com/disney-plus-free-solo-movie-censored/

This is a good one too. I used to rock climb in my 20s.

 

[bcla]

This is a good one too. I used to rock climb in my 20s.

I used to do bouldering when I was a kid at a relative's house. They had this big rock in their front yard, although I'm not sure if it was marble or some other kind of rock. We had no idea what we were doing but it was only about 6 feet high. My cousin and I fell down more times than we could remember. Other than that I've never really gone climbing. I was in an engineering class at UC Berkeley where one of my classmates was talking about climbing. Said he thought it was pretty safe if one used good sense and proper equipment. Alex Honnold said he skipped some of his classes in his one year at UC Berkeley to go to Indian Rock.

 

[DodgerGirl]

Hi all
Just joined Disney Plus TV. There is so much there! Other than the classics what shows are must watch?

Congratulations on joining Disney+ and I hope you really enjoy it as much as I do. A great show I highly recommend is The World According To Jeff Goldblum and it has become one of my favorite shows and it's fun. I also recommend The Mandalorian as well but a word of warning that Disney+ is really glitchy at times so you might run into this problem from time to time. Other than that enjoy and have fun

 

[dclpluto]

Congratulations on joining Disney+ and I hope you really enjoy it as much as I do. A great show I highly recommend is The World According To Jeff Goldblum and it has become one of my favorite shows and it's fun. I also recommend The Mandalorian as well but a word of warning that Disney+ is really glitchy at times so you might run into this problem from time to time. Other than that enjoy and have fun

I watch Disney plus a lot and it has never been glitchy for me.

 

[Tattylou]

Imagineering story
The Mandalorian
Wanda Vision
The behind the scenes at Animal Kingdom - I’m forgetting the exact name
We are pretty psyched to start the new Might Ducks show too - the trailer looks awesome

 

[Tattylou]

There is so much great stuff on there. Old favorites, new originals. I am sure many will reommend teh Marvel and Star Wars stuff if you are a fan of those. WandaVision is hot right now and The Mandalorian of course for star Wars, plus there is a D+ exclusing season of animated series The Clone Wars and a new show The Bad Batch coming too. The original Muppet Show was just added. If you want to find some deeper cuts, there are a lot of the cool, live-action movies fromt eh 60's and 70's - things like The Cat From Outser Space, etc. I've enjoyed re-watching some of the Disney Afternoon shows from my childhood. Honestly, there is so much! Explore and have fun, but try not to get lost just surfing the menus - I certainly have!

The Cat From Outer Space was one of the first things I watched!! Haha! I remember loving it when it I was a kid in the 80s.

 

[juju]

We just signed up too. We are familiar with all of the above recommended but what can you recommend regarding the parks? We like the Disney races and just saw a bit on the Marathon, that was enjoyable.

 

[moorhunhe]

If you like documentary things, we watched "pick of the litter", about training guide dogs, which I thought was really interesting to see the process, and off course, adorable dogs!

I've only gotten if for 6 months free due to my phone provider, but I've seen so much, or own so much myself already, I'm struggling what to watch, besides the new Marvel series.

I'm not that interested in the things Star had to add to all of it. And if I hadn't gotten it for free, I wouldn't have bought it myself, so won't renew when my months are up. But that's each for themselves off course.

 

[GAN]

If you like documentary things, we watched "pick of the litter", about training guide dogs, which I thought was really interesting to see the process, and off course, adorable dogs!

I've only gotten if for 6 months free due to my phone provider, but I've seen so much, or own so much myself already, I'm struggling what to watch, besides the new Marvel series.

I'm not that interested in the things Star had to add to all of it. And if I hadn't gotten it for free, I wouldn't have bought it myself, so won't renew when my months are up. But that's each for themselves off course.

YES!!! I loved this show and wondered how much following it got because it was truly special. Another one that I was surprised I enjoyed was Encore!

 

[GAN]

I should add ...if anyone is a fan of the Lion King, Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast classics -then Howard is a MUST WATCH. Howard Ashman's story is simply incredible and it wouldn't be a reach to say that he literally saved Disney Studios.

 

[Simba's Mom]

The Day in the Animal Kingdom show I like is actually on the National Geographic part of Disney +. I also love the series about the making of Frozen 2.

 

[Salf777]

Thanks all we watched the secrets of the zoo series and it was great as well as the animal kingdom show

 

[AussieFan8]

Into the Unknown and On Pointe