Best Shows to Binge on Disney+ in September 2025

September on Disney+ brings a mix of brand new originals and fan favorite returns. There is animation for kids and families, fresh stories set in beloved worlds, and plenty of reality and documentary picks that are easy to binge and fun to share.

Below you will find the ten standouts arriving this month with the exact dates they land. Each entry includes helpful details about what the show covers and who is involved so you can pick the perfect next watch without any guesswork.

‘Marvel Zombies’ (2025)

This animated series arrives Wednesday September 24 2025 and expands the zombie outbreak first glimpsed in the animated side of the Marvel universe. It follows a new group of young and seasoned heroes who try to survive after iconic figures are turned into the infected and roam familiar locations that longtime fans will recognize.

Produced by Marvel Studios Animation, the show draws on the comic concept created under the Marvel banner and carries over the cinematic style and action that viewers expect. Episodes feature well known characters from recent films and series along with new faces who bring different skills and personalities to the fight.

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

This special lands Friday September 19 2025 and mixes brick built humor with classic galactic adventures. Expect fast moving set pieces, playful gags, and riffs on moments that fans love, all told with the stop and go charm that defines the LEGO take on the saga.

Developed in partnership with Lucasfilm and the LEGO Group, the special uses voice actors who match the spirited tone of earlier LEGO Star Wars projects. It is designed so kids can jump right in while long time fans catch the in jokes and deep cuts sprinkled through each scene.

‘The Simpsons’ (1989–present)

New to Disney+ on Sunday September 28 2025, this animated institution follows the Simpson family and the citizens of Springfield through everyday mishaps and social satire. The series centers on Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie as they navigate school, work, and wildly imaginative detours.

Created by Matt Groening with early development by James L. Brooks and Sam Simon, the show features a veteran voice cast led by Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Yeardley Smith, Hank Azaria, and Harry Shearer. Its long run has produced a deep bench of recurring characters and guest stars that keep the world lively and packed with references.

‘To Catch a Smuggler’ (2020–present)

Arriving Wednesday September 10 2025, this documentary series follows the daily work of agents at major airports and ports of entry. Cameras capture inspections, interviews, and behind the scenes coordination as teams intercept contraband and protect travelers.

Produced under the National Geographic banner, the show features officers from agencies that include customs and homeland investigations. Episodes often highlight specific cases from airports such as JFK, LAX, and Miami while explaining how officers spot red flags and use technology to track and test suspicious items.

‘Lost Treasures of Egypt’ (2019–present)

Landing Wednesday September 24 2025, this field based series documents active digs across Egypt as archaeologists unearth tombs, temples, and artifacts. Each episode follows teams in the desert and in cities as they decode inscriptions and connect new finds to known history.

Produced with National Geographic style access, the show places experts on camera and shows their methods in detail, from careful excavation to CT scans and conservation work. Viewers see how discoveries change timelines and how specialists compare clues from different sites to build a fuller picture of ancient life.

‘Dancing with the Stars’ (2005–present)

The new season arrives Tuesday September 16 2025 and brings a fresh roster of celebrities matched with professional dancers. Weekly live shows feature ballroom and Latin styles along with themed nights that push contestants to learn new choreography and perform under pressure.

The format pairs stars with pros who train them for judges’ scores and audience votes. Behind the scenes packages introduce the rehearsal process, while the live band and production design give each routine a distinct look that supports story driven performances.

‘Minnie’s Bow-Toons: Pet Hotel’ (2025)

This preschool friendly series checks in Tuesday September 2 2025 with short episodes built around Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck as they run a cozy spot for furry and feathered friends. Stories focus on caring for animals, teamwork, and gentle problem solving that little viewers can follow.

Produced by Disney Television Animation, the show blends bright colors, musical cues, and familiar voices from classic characters. The bite sized format makes it easy to watch one episode at a time or to queue up a longer mini marathon with the whole family.

‘Random Rings’ (2019–present)

Dropping Friday September 19 2025, this short form series features animated characters from Disney TV making prank calls to real people and businesses. The fun comes from quick improv and the way each call spirals into unexpected territory.

Created by Disney Television Animation, episodes are fast and flexible with different shows lending their characters to the bit. The format keeps the jokes clean and punchy, which makes it a solid pick for quick laughs between longer episodes of other series.

‘How NOT to Draw’ (2022–present)

New episodes arrive Friday September 12 2025 and put a playful spin on drawing tutorials. Studio artists sketch familiar characters while demonstrating common mistakes and then show the right approach in clear, simple steps.

The series spotlights illustrators from Disney Television Animation as they explain shapes, proportions, and expressions in a way that young artists can follow. Each segment invites viewers to pause and try the techniques with paper and pencil so the show doubles as a hands on activity.

‘Road Trip’ (2020–present)

Rolling in Friday September 5 2025, this travel themed series follows everyday adventurers as they cross regions by car and explore local food, scenic routes, and roadside stops. Episodes highlight planning, route choices, and the small surprises that make a journey memorable.

The crew keeps the focus on people and places rather than checklists, which helps each installment feel like a slice of real life on the move. Viewers get itinerary ideas, packing tips, and a sense of how to balance spontaneity with smart preparation for the open road.

Share your own September watchlist in the comments and tell us which Disney+ show you plan to binge first.