Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Disney+, Including ‘Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The Animation’

If you’re browsing Disney+ for something new (or newly popular) to watch this weekend, these picks gather the freshest arrivals and current favorites highlighted in Comic Basics’ weekly rundowns and viewing charts—prioritizing the newest releases first, then Disney originals, followed by other notable series.

‘Fire and Water: Making the Avatar Films’ (2025)

Arriving on Friday, November 7, this two-part documentary goes behind the scenes of James Cameron’s Pandora saga with interviews from Cameron, producer Jon Landau, and cast members including Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldaña, Sigourney Weaver, Stephen Lang, and Kate Winslet. Directed by Thomas C. Grane and produced by Richard Brehm, it explores concept art, stunt design, and the massive VFX pipeline that powered ‘Avatar: The Way of Water.’ The series details performance-capture breakthroughs, underwater filming advances, and how new technology reshaped production. It’s framed as a nuts-and-bolts chronicle that also teases what’s next for the franchise.

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

Based on the fantasy game created by Aniplex and Walt Disney Japan, this anime follows a student mysteriously summoned to Night Raven College, where dorms are inspired by classic Disney villains. Character designs come from ‘Black Butler’ creator Yana Toboso, and the show expands the game’s chapter structure with added backstories and inter-dorm rivalries. Episodes blend school-life intrigue, magic lessons, and a central mystery around the protagonist’s arrival. It’s positioned to be approachable for newcomers while rewarding longtime fans with deeper world-building.

‘Star Wars: Visions’ (2021)

This animated anthology returns with standalone shorts that expand the galaxy through varied genres and visual styles. Previous volumes have featured renowned studios such as Trigger, Science SARU, Production I.G., Aardman, and Cartoon Saloon, each writing and directing original tales. With no single showrunner, creative duties pass episode-to-episode, emphasizing bold direction, distinct scripts, and fresh character designs. New installments promise original Jedi and Sith legends, droid-centric adventures, and inventive spins on familiar saga motifs.

‘CoComelon JJ’s Animal Time’ (2022)

Landing on Disney+ on Saturday, November 1, this preschool series from Moonbug Entertainment centers on JJ learning about animals through songs, play, and simple problem-solving. Episodes use short, themed segments to teach names, sounds, and habitats while reinforcing early social-emotional skills. Familiar ‘CoComelon’ characters and musical cues support repetition and routine for young viewers. The format favors bright, accessible animation and catchy tunes designed for co-viewing families.

‘High Potential’ (2024)

This crime-procedural follows a single mother with an extraordinary knack for problem-solving who consults for law enforcement on tough cases. Episodes revolve around case-of-the-week mysteries with character-driven arcs threaded through the season. Adapted from the French hit ‘HPI,’ the series blends puzzle-box investigations with personal stakes. It’s currently listed as Disney+’s most-watched show of the week in Comic Basics’ roundup.

‘9-1-1: Nashville’ (2025)

Set in a music-city metro, this entry in the franchise follows first responders handling high-stakes emergencies and the personal fallout that follows. The show mixes headline-inspired incidents with character-focused subplots that anchor each episode. Interconnected calls bring firefighters, police, and dispatch storylines together as narratives collide. It offers a fresh city backdrop while retaining the franchise’s pace and structure.

‘Would You Marry Me?’ (2025)

This unscripted series tracks couples as they navigate proposals, family reactions, and the logistics leading to a ceremony. Each episode profiles different partners, combining on-location moments with sit-down segments that provide context and backstory. The format is designed for drop-in viewing, with self-contained arcs that resolve by the end of each installment. It spotlights milestone decisions and candid conversations across its featured couples.

‘Playback: Together We Are One’ (2025)

A documentary-style series, it captures performers behind the scenes as they prepare for a major live showcase. Episodes highlight rehearsals, creative direction, and the technical production that brings a stage event to life. Interviews, archival materials, and performance sequences are woven together to show how collaboration shapes the final result. Each chapter spotlights different contributors, from artists to crew.

‘Chad Powers’ (2025)

Expanding a viral alter-ego concept into a scripted comedy, this series follows an unlikely athlete shaking up the football world. Storylines track training, team dynamics, and media attention as the character navigates a second-chance path. Sports sequences are paired with locker-room interactions and off-field beats to round out season arcs. The show is included among Disney+’s most-watched of the week.

‘Mickey’s Spooky Stories’ (2024)

This family-friendly anthology delivers Halloween-themed adventures starring Mickey and friends. Each short offers playful chills, sight gags, and seasonal settings like haunted houses and moonlit carnivals. Episodes are self-contained for quick viewing and easy rewatching. It’s highlighted among the platform’s most-watched titles for the week.

Tell us what you’re streaming on Disney+ this weekend and why in the comments!