Best Disney+ Series of 2025 (So Far)

From Marvel and Star Wars to FX dramas and National Geographic docuseries, Disney+ has stacked 2025 with new seasons and brand new shows across the globe, with many titles landing directly on Disney+ internationally and in the Hulu hub for bundle subscribers in the U.S. The picks below focus on shows that actually released by October 28, 2025 and are available on Disney+ in at least some regions. Each entry notes clear release details so you can jump in right away. If you want even more to watch, several December titles are still to come before the year ends.

‘Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man’ (2025– )

Marvel Animation’s ten episode origin era series launched on January 29 and follows Peter Parker in an alternate early timeline with Norman Osborn serving as a mentor. The season rolled out in batches through February with appearances from established Marvel characters. The show uses a 3D cel shaded look inspired by classic comics and streams on Disney+. Viewers can start at episode one without prior continuity.

‘Daredevil: Born Again’ (2025– )

The new season premiered on March 4 with a two episode drop followed by weekly releases. Charlie Cox returns as Matt Murdock and Vincent D’Onofrio reprises Wilson Fisk across a nine episode run. Episodes stream on Disney+ as part of the Marvel lineup. The season features courtroom work and street level action that ties into current New York City arcs.

‘Ironheart’ (2025)

The live action series centered on Riri Williams rolled out across June and July with a single season event. Episodes follow the young engineer balancing college life and emerging hero responsibilities. The show integrates armor building sequences and tech rivalries. It streams in the Marvel collection on Disney+.

‘Andor’ (2022–2025)

Season two premiered on April 22 and concludes the prequel story that leads into ‘Rogue One’. The final chapter unfolds across twelve episodes released in planned batches. The season expands the Rebel network and brings Cassian’s path right up to the film timeline. All episodes stream on Disney+.

‘Eyes of Wakanda’ (2025)

This Marvel Animation series debuted on August 1 and follows covert operatives retrieving Vibranium artifacts across different eras. Episodes move between continents and feature new corners of the Black Panther world. The show focuses on missions rather than superhero cameos. The full season is available on Disney+.

‘Marvel Zombies’ (2025)

Marvel Studios Animation released this four episode TV MA event in late September. The story explores a collapsed world where surviving heroes fight through undead threats. Each chapter centers on a different objective with recurring characters threading the episodes together. The entire run streams on Disney+.

‘LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy – Pieces of the Past’ (2025)

The four part follow up arrived on September 19 with an all ages adventure that plays with alternate Star Wars roles and eras. The special format lets familiar characters swap duties in playful ways. Each episode includes puzzle like set pieces and build gags. The collection streams in the Star Wars hub on Disney+.

‘Doctor Who’ (2024–2025)

Series 15 ran from April 12 to May 31 and streamed internationally on Disney+ while airing on BBC platforms in the UK. The season includes eight episodes plus a special with a weekly Saturday morning drop for many regions. New companions and returning foes appear across the run. All episodes from this series are available in the Disney+ library where licensed.

‘Goosebumps: The Vanishing’ (2025)

Season two of the anthology launched on January 10 on Disney+ and Hulu with all eight episodes available the same day. The story moves to a new town with a fresh set of teenagers and a mystery that links the episodes. Supernatural encounters escalate as clues tie back to a missing person case. Both seasons stream together on Disney+ in supported regions.

‘The Bear’ (2022– )

Season four premiered on June 26 on Disney+ in several international markets while streaming on Hulu in the U.S. The full season dropped at once for binge viewing outside the U.S. The restaurant’s evolution pushes into new operational challenges and guest appearances. Prior seasons remain available for catch up on Disney+ where licensed.

‘Welcome to Wrexham’ (2022– )

Season four began on May 16 on Disney+ in many international regions with weekly episodes. The series continues to follow the club’s season journey with match days and community stories. New episodes arrive in line with FX airings. Earlier seasons are also available to watch on the platform.

‘Only Murders in the Building’ (2021– )

Season five premiered on September 9 and released weekly through October 28 while streaming on Disney+ internationally. The trio tackles a new case that spans their building and a fresh set of suspects. Episodes include in show podcasts and case board updates. Viewers can stream all seasons together on Disney+ in supported regions.

‘Limitless: Live Better Now’ (2025)

Chris Hemsworth’s National Geographic follow up debuted on August 15 with all episodes available that day. The series sets practical challenges designed to test sleep, stress and strength routines. Experts guide each experiment with takeaways for everyday fitness. The full season streams in the Nat Geo section on Disney+.

‘Naming the Dead’ (2025)

This National Geographic docuseries follows forensic genealogy teams as they identify unknown persons through DNA and public records. Episodes trace cases from cold storage to notification of families. Investigators explain consent procedures and chain of custody for samples. The season is available to stream on Disney+.

‘Top Guns: The Next Generation’ (2025)

National Geographic tracks Navy and Marine Corps student pilots through training milestones. Cameras follow simulator sessions, carrier qualifications and academic check points. Each episode focuses on a cohort’s progress and instructor evaluations. The series streams on Disney+ under the Nat Geo banner.

‘Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time’ (2025)

This limited series revisits the disaster with new reporting and extensive archival footage. Episodes examine evacuation planning, levee failures and recovery timelines. The production includes interviews with responders and residents. The series is available in the National Geographic tile on Disney+.

‘The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox’ (2025)

The eight episode limited series premiered on August 20 on Hulu in the U.S. and on Disney+ internationally. Episodes lay out the investigation chronology, court proceedings and media impact. The narrative uses timelines and expert commentary to separate claim from record. All installments are streaming in regions where Disney+ carries general entertainment.

‘High Potential’ (2024– )

Season two began streaming on Disney+ in select international markets in September with next day availability tied to the ABC schedule. Cases mix math heavy pattern work with traditional detective legwork. Episodes include ongoing character arcs that run in the background of the weekly plots. Seasons stream in order on Disney+ where licensed.

‘Alien: Earth’ (2025– )

FX’s franchise entry launched in August and arrived on Disney+ in multiple regions with weekly episodes. The series follows corporate and scientific teams facing early xenomorph encounters on Earth. Practical effects mix with digital work to stage set pieces in labs and urban sites. Episodes become available in the Star hub on Disney+ outside the U.S.

‘King of the Hill’ (1997– )

The revival’s season fourteen premiered on August 4 and streams via the Hulu hub on Disney+ in the U.S. and as a Star title internationally. New episodes return to Arlen with plots about family, work and neighbors. The animation style remains faithful while updating production. The season sits alongside the classic library for easy access.

‘Disney Twisted Wonderland: The Animation’ (2025– )

This anime adaptation set in a magic school began its Disney+ run in October with a weekly schedule. The story follows dorm leaders inspired by classic Disney villains. Episodes combine academy life with magical tests and music cues from the game. New entries arrive each week in applicable regions.

‘Chad Powers’ (2025– )

The sports comedy from FX premiered on September 30 in the U.S. and streams on Disney+ internationally. The series follows a former football prospect trying to reinvent himself while hiding behind an alias. Each episode folds in team tryouts, small town life and media bits. Disney+ carries episodes after regional airings.

‘The Simpsons’ (1989– )

Season thirty seven joined Disney+ in October in several international markets. New episodes appear alongside the full back catalog for long form browsing. The release continues the show’s yearly addition pattern on the service. The season integrates seasonal specials and guest voices.

‘9-1-1’ (2018– )

Season nine delivered new episodes on Disney+ internationally in the fall with weekly drops aligned to broadcast. The show follows first responders through large scale incidents and personal storylines. Catalog seasons remain available for viewers starting fresh. Episodes appear in the general entertainment hub on Disney+.

‘Murdaugh: Death in the Family’ (2025)

This true crime docuseries rolled out in late October with additional regions following in November. The series traces the family’s legal cases and the investigations that followed. Episodes include courtroom footage and interviews with reporters and attorneys. The title streams on Disney+ where general entertainment is supported.

Tell us which of these 2025 Disney+ shows you have been watching and what you think should make the cut in an end of year list in the comments.