Today at D23, the media behemoth showed dozens of titles slated for release during a panel for its new streaming service, Disney+. There were exciting previews—from the High School Musical: The Musical: The Series performance to The Mandalorian trailer. On our Twitter page, we live tweeted it all, but in case you missed it, here is everything you need to know about the panel.
Films to Watch on Disney+
The most exciting news of it all? The new Phineas and Ferb movie.
In all seriousness, there will be several films released on the Disney+ platform, in addition to exclusive streaming of blockbusters like Avengers: Endgame and the entire animated Disney and Pixar libraries.
Starring Willem Dafoe, ‘Togo’ will be a Disney+ original film. 
A first look at ‘Stargirl’ was shown. See another image here. 
A Disney+ original film: ‘Timmy Failure’ first look. 
Introducing the cast of ‘Lady and the Tramp.;’ More images here. 
The Phineas and Ferb movie will follow Phineas and Ferb as they travel across the galaxy to rescue their sister Candace who has been abducted by aliens and has found utopia in a far-off planet.
Future Shows to Stream on Disney+
In the gallery below, check out various different titles debuting on Disney+ in the future. There was an expansive list displayed at D23’s Disney+ panel, some of these titles being the Monsters Inc. spin off Monsters at Work and Muppets Now. In addition to these shows, over one hundred DCOMs will be included. All photos are also on our Twitter page.
‘The World According to Jeff Goldblum’ will be available to stream day one of Disney+: November 12. 
‘The Mandalorian’ will begin streaming on November 12. 
‘High School Musical: The Musical: The Series’ will be released day one of streaming, November 12. Additional photos here. 
The supposedly unscripted ‘Muppets Now’ series will debut in 2020. 
Gina Rodriguez’ ‘Diary of a Female President’ begins streaming in 2020 
Toy Story 4’s Forky will be getting a show of his own: ‘Forky Asks a Question.’ The year that the series will be released is unknown. 
‘Monsters at Work,’ starring Ben Feldman as Tyler Tuskman and Aisha Tyler as Tuskman’s mother, will air on Disney+ in 2020. Additional photos here. 
‘Star Wars: The Clone Wars’ season 7 will debut on Disney+ in February 2020. 
Hillary Duff will return as Lizzie McGuire in the upcoming show ‘Lizzie McGuire.’ She will be 30 years old, however, she will have the same old animated Lizzie. The year that the series will be released is unknown. 
Although there was no logo release, the ‘Obi-Wan’ series was officially announced. Filming begins in 2020. 
‘Cassian Andor’ begins filming in 2020.
Upcoming Marvel Studios Show News
Perhaps one of the most exciting things about the Disney+ panel were the three new Marvel Studios shows slated for release: Ms. Marvel, She Hulk, and Moon Knight.
‘Ms. Marvel’ was officially announced at the panel, but no date is set for its release. HOWEVER, it is known that she will cross over into the films as well as have her own show. 
‘She Hulk’ was officially announced at the panel, but no date is set for its release. ‘Moon Knight’ was officially announced at the panel, but no date is set for its release.
There was also more information presented about the previously announced shows, including casting confirmations, as well as general show descriptions, found below. All these shows are slated to be released in 2021 on Disney+.
WandaVision: we now know that starring alongside Elizabeth Olsen (Wanda) and Paul Bettany (Vision) will be Kathyrn Hahn as the “noisy neighbor,” Teyonah Paris as an older Monica Rambeau, Kat Dennings as Darcy, and Randall Park as Jimmy Woo. The show was described as a mix between a classic sitcom and epic, Marvel Cinematic Universe adventure.
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier: Emily VanCamp will return as Sharon Carter.
Loki: many different questions will be answered such as “where did he go after the Tesseract?”
What If…?: Nearly the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe cast will be lending their voices to the show, and the audience will be able to see various wacky scenarios such as Zombie Captain America with approximately 23 episodes for the show—one for each Marvel movie. Additionally, there were some previews shown of the upcoming animation series including Peggy Carter as Captain Britain.
Trailer Releases
Finally, there were six great trailers released at the Disney+ panel. Every show and film trailer shown will begin streaming on November 12th, the release date of the Disney+ streaming service. Below are all six trailers: The Mandalorian, The World According to Jeff Goldblum, Lady and the Tramp, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, Encore!, and Noelle.
Disney+ will begin streaming in the US, Canada, and the Netherlands on November 12, 2019.
