With the $6.99/mo Disney+ streaming service hurtling towards a November launch, and so many news releases and rumors circulating about potential original content, we’ve created a definitive list of the TV shows that you might be able to watch once you’ve logged on for the first time.
In this article we’ll take a look at all the non-fiction series that we’ll see on the streaming service. The extensive list of Disney+ Fiction and Animation series is detailed by us (HERE).
Disney+ Non-fiction Shows
Earthkeepers
A nature documentary series focused on conservationists and their fantastic work in the animal kingdom. Produced by Supper Club.
Encore
Taking the former castmates of a High School Musical, they dramatically reunite to put on the show of all shows. Executive Produced by Kristen Bell.
Be Our Chef
A cultural cooking competition where families battle it out through various challenges, to have their food featured at Walt Disney World. Hosted by Angela Kinsey.
Rogue Trip
This trip takes viewers to locations across that globe that they never would have thought of visiting because of misconceptions or simply because they are overlooked. Hosted by father and Son duo, Bob and Mack Woodruff.
(Re)Connect
Families are taken on a unique journey to come back together again, after problems have driven them apart, towards their breaking point. Produced by Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos.
Ink and Paint
A documentary series exploring the trailblazing women of Disney’s animation studios, as they work on some of the all-time classics. Based on the book by Mindy Johnson and produced by ABC and Sertner Productions. We are VERY excited about this one as Mindy is a long time friend of MiceChat and a panelist at many of our past events, including one about the book this documentary is based on.
Shop Class
A competition show where students design, make and test various inventions, presenting them to a team of experts to mark their place as a champ.
Imagineering
A documentary series based on the fantastic Imagineers that work at the Walt Disney Parks across the long history of the business and. Created by Leslie Iwerks.
Cinema Relics: Iconic Art of the Movies
A series that moves across many Disney classics and explores the art, costumes and props as well as their creators, which all contributed to the final, on-screen experience. Hosted by Dan Lanigan.
Marvel’s 616
A look at the rich historical and cultural context of Marvel’s stories, from a variety of filmmakers with unique viewpoints. Produced by Supper Club.
Marvel’s Hero Project
This series celebrates young heroes who help their local communities in extraordinary ways. Produced by Marvel New Media and Maggievision Productions.
The World According to Jeff Goldblum
Exploring everyday objects through the mind of the quirky and inquisitive mind of Jeff Goldblum, this series will uncover strange connections, crazy science and personal stories. Produced by National Geographic.
Magic of the Animal Kingdom
An exclusive look at the great staff at Disney’s Animal Kingdom and Epcot SeaBase Aquarium, as they care for the vast range of species that live within this magical land. Produced by National Geographic.
Into the Unknown: Making Frozen 2
This documentary series will explore the creative and technical process behind making the sequel to the hit Disney film, as we are taken on a behind the scenes tour at Disney Animation Studios.
And that’s just the Original Non-fiction content folks. There will also be all the archive content from Disney and Fox to add to the mix, plus all the new Fiction content which we will bring you shortly. At $6.99 a month, is Disney+ the right price point for you?
Let us know which 3 shows will be tops on your watch list:
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