Are you ready to clear your calendar? Disney+ is packing September with a galaxy of new content, from a certain Mandalorian to a certain toy story. Let's dive into what's coming your way.
First up, the big one: Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu lands on Disney+ after its theatrical run. While it didn't exactly set the box office on fire (and our review gave it a 5/10), it's still a must-watch for any Star Wars fan. Plus, you'll get an official podcast and a new LEGO Mandalorian series to accompany it.
But that's not all. Toy Story 5 is also making its streaming debut this month. Alongside these blockbusters, you'll find new episodes of The Simpsons and a slew of Hulu Originals like Minimum Security, Unexpected Loves, and City of Blood. Marvel fans might feel a bit left out, but hey, there's always homework to do before Avengers: Doomsday.
Reality TV buffs, rejoice! The Next Pro, a Dancing With the Stars spin-off, kicks off September 1. And later in the month, the new season of Dancing With the Stars itself starts streaming live on Disney+. Plus, Project Runway is back for more fashion drama.
If you're into podcasts, Disney+ has you covered with a bunch of ESPN shows, including The Mina Kimes Show and Brian Windhorst & The Hoop Collective Podcast. There's also a new podcast leading up to Dancing With the Stars.
Remember when Disney+ re-acquired the rights to Pokemon? They're continuing to roll out episodes in batches, starting with the first 26 of the original Indigo League series. And for those who love a good mystery, MonsterQuest from the History Channel is coming too.
Sony's Kraven the Hunter finally arrives on Disney+ after its Netflix stint, though it might not be the hero we wanted—our 3/10 review says it all. Still, if you missed it in theaters, here's your chance.
And for the music lovers, Disney+ is livestreaming the iHeartRadio Music Festival with headliners like BTS, Cardi B, and Weezer. Plus, a concert movie for the boy group PLAVE.
What are you most excited to watch this September? Let us know in the comments!
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