TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Disney+, Including ‘Alien: Earth’

Ready for something new to watch without the endless scrolling routine? This weekend’s Disney+ lineup mixes fresh premieres with a few certified standouts, so you can jump straight into something great. We pulled from the latest weekly drops and picked the titles that feel new, feel like true Disney+ moments, or just feel too good to miss.

That means recent arrivals take the lead, originals get some extra love, and acclaimed or culturally important series round out the list. Whether you want a thoughtful drama, a playful family pick, or a docuseries that sparks conversation, you will find an easy win here.

‘Alien: Earth’ (2025)

If you like slow burn science fiction that keeps you guessing, ‘Alien: Earth’ sets the mood right away. Ordinary lives meet extraordinary mystery, and every quiet moment feels like a clue waiting to be noticed. This is the kind of show that rewards watching with the lights low and the phone out of reach.
It is one of this week’s freshest highlights on the service, so it is a smart place to start. The pacing builds tension with care, and the character work invites you to lean in and pay attention.

‘Iron Man and His Awesome Friends’ (2025)

This new animated team up brings classic Marvel energy with a bright, zippy tone that works for kids and longtime fans alike. The episodes move fast, the banter lands, and the suit up moments hit that satisfying hero note.
It is a lively pick for a family watch and an easy way to get a quick hit of heroics. You can drop in for one episode or let a few stack up and it still feels fun.

‘Ariel in the Little Mermaid: Songs from the Crystal Cavern’ (2025)

Craving something musical and feel good for a cozy night in, ‘Ariel in the Little Mermaid: Songs from the Crystal Cavern’ delivers a sing along ready special with warm undersea vibes. The melodies are inviting and the set pieces sparkle, which makes it play nicely for a weekend wind down.
It is tailor made for a living room chorus and a bit of pure Disney magic. Kids will love the songs and grown ups will enjoy the easy nostalgia.

‘Limitless with Chris Hemsworth’ (2022–present)

‘Limitless with Chris Hemsworth’ blends jaw dropping challenges with real takeaways about resilience and health. You get the awe of big set pieces and practical ideas to try in your own routine, which keeps the series both thrilling and grounded.
It is an inspiring watch that pairs spectacle with substance. When you want something that feels big but still offers real life tips, this one hits the mark.

‘The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder’ (2022–present)

‘The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder’ balances throwback charm with sharp, modern stories. Penny’s world is loud, loving, and funny in that way only this family can pull off, and the show hits a sweet spot for both kids and grown ups.
The voice cast is lively, the humor lands, and the heart is real. It is a perfect after dinner watch that keeps everyone engaged.

‘Reservation Dogs’ (2021–2023)

Few coming of age shows feel as specific and heartfelt as ‘Reservation Dogs’. The humor stings in the best way, the quiet moments linger, and the cast makes these friends feel like people you actually know.
It is a short binge that still stays with you. If you want something authentic and deeply human, this is the one to start.

‘Low Life’ (2025–present)

Looking for something brand new to sample, ‘Low Life’ brings gritty character drama with an edge. It moves with confidence and hints at deeper layers beneath every decision and every consequence.
The performances carry real weight and the tone stays tense without feeling heavy. It is a smart pick when you want a fresh series to sink into.

‘People and Places’ (2025)

This thoughtful revival celebrates real people and the locations that shape them. Episodes are short and warm, which makes it easy to mix into a busy weekend while still getting that spark of wonder and discovery.
It is a gentle palate cleanser between heavier binges. You will come away with a smile and a little curiosity about the wider world.

‘Suspicious Minds’ (2025)

‘Suspicious Minds’ delivers a sleek heist romance with a sun soaked setting and a plan that can only go sideways. The push and pull between partners in crime gives it an extra bit of tension that invites one more episode.
It is stylish, fast, and packed with twists. When you want something that is both playful and pulse raising, this does the trick.

‘Ancient Aliens: Origins’ (2024)

If you want a conversation starter, ‘Ancient Aliens: Origins’ compiles head turning mysteries and theories into a bingeable package. It is a fun way to scratch that what if itch, whether you watch alone or throw it on with friends.
The topics move from ancient wonders to modern questions in a way that keeps the curiosity high. It is an easy choice when you want a show that sparks debate.

Tell us which picks you are lining up first and share your thoughts in the comments.