All the TV Shows Coming to Disney+ in October 2025

October is loaded with returning favorites, brand-new series, and a few spooky-season staples. From animated adventures and anime debuts to K-drama intrigue and college football’s flagship pregame show, there’s something here for every kind of viewer—kids, teens, and grown-ups alike.

Below, you’ll find quick, fact-packed rundowns on each title, including what it’s about, who’s in it, and who’s behind the camera. For easy planning, we’ve also noted the date each title is set to arrive this month, exactly as scheduled.

‘Superkitties’ (2023– )

The colorful preschool superhero series created by Paula Rosenthal follows four feline do-gooders—Ginny, Buddy, Sparks, and Bitsy—who protect Kittydale using teamwork, high-tech gadgets, and plenty of purr-powered problem solving. Voice cast across the series has included Emma Berman, Pyper Braun, Cruz Flateau, and more, with production by Sony Pictures Television – Kids. New episodes land Wednesday, 10/1.

Developed for Disney Junior with 11–minute missions grouped into half-hour installments, the show has expanded season by season with evolving villain line-ups and musical cues tailored for early learners. The series has been renewed multiple times through 2025, reflecting its strong reception with families.

‘Tempest’ (2025– )

This high-stakes Korean spy romance centers on Mun-ju, a former UN ambassador, and San-ho, an international agent whose covert investigation into a deadly attack exposes an escalating conspiracy on the Korean Peninsula. The series stars Jun Ji-hyun and Gang Dong-won, with supporting roles by John Cho, Lee Mi-sook, Park Hae-joon, Kim Hae-sook, Yoo Jae-myung, and Oh Jung-se. It’s written by Jeong Seo-kyeong and directed by Kim Hee-won (with action direction by Heo Myung-haeng). Episodes continue Wednesday, 10/1.

Behind the scenes, ‘Tempest’ features music from Jung Jae-il and Dalpalan and cinematography by Lee Mo-gae, with production by Imaginus, Showrunners, and Studio AA alongside Seoul Action School. The series is part of Disney’s expanding K-drama slate across global markets.

‘Kiff’ (2023– )

An American–South African animated buddy-comedy created by Lucy Heavens and Nic Smal, ‘Kiff’ follows hyper-optimist squirrel Kiff Chatterley and mellow bunny Barry Buns as they navigate mayhem around Table Town. Voices include Kimiko Glenn and H. Michael Croner, with music by Brad Breeck; production comes from Disney Television Animation and Titmouse. New episodes are set for Saturday, 10/4.

The series blends musical interludes with slice-of-life stories and has continued through multiple seasons, with Heavens and Smal executive producing. The show’s lively visual style and fast-paced comedic writing reflect its Cape Town roots and Titmouse’s kinetic animation approach.

‘Halloween Wars’ (2011– )

This long-running Food Network competition assembles teams of pumpkin carvers, cake artists, and sugar sculptors to build large-scale, story-driven Halloween displays under intense time pressure. Jonathan Bennett hosts, with Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira judging. A new season’s episodes are scheduled for Saturday, 10/4.

Each episode typically features a two-stage format culminating in a “Spine Chiller” showcase piece with a tasting element, and the season winner pockets $25,000. Over the years the series has featured special guest judges from horror and effects, and occasional format tweaks that keep the scares—and the sugar work—fresh.

‘Wizards Beyond Waverly Place’ (2024– )

Set years after the original, the sequel follows Justin Russo’s family life in Staten Island as he mentors Billie, a young wizard sent by his sister Alex. The main cast includes Janice LeAnn Brown (Billie), Alkaio Thiele (Roman), Max Matenko (Milo), Taylor Cora (Winter), Mimi Gianopulos (Giada), and David Henrie (Justin). The next episode on the schedule is Wednesday, 10/8.

Created by Todd J. Greenwald and developed by Jed Elinoff and Scott Thomas, the series lists executive producers including Selena Gomez and David Henrie. It uses a multi-camera format with composer Zack Ryan carrying the musical score and has continued expanding the Russo family’s story with returning legacy characters.

‘Halloween Baking Championship’ (2015– )

Food Network’s seasonal competition returns with host John Henson and judges Carla Hall, Zac Young, and Stephanie Boswell evaluating spooky desserts from a cast of pro bakers—each chasing a $25,000 prize. A new installment arrives Saturday, 10/11.

The series typically runs two rounds per episode—“Preliminary Heat” and “Main Heat”—with themes tied to haunted houses, monsters, and horror tropes; recent seasons have experimented with high-pressure elimination face-offs among the lowest-scoring bakers. Across its multi-season run, the show has evolved its format while keeping its core confectionery craftsmanship front and center.

‘Vampirina: Teenage Vampire’ (2025– )

This live-action reimagining of ‘Vampirina’ follows teen Vee Hauntley as she leaves Transylvania to attend a performing arts boarding school while hiding her vampire identity. The series stars Kenzi Richardson, with supporting cast including Jiwon Lee, Shaun Dixon, Milo Maharlika, and Faith Hedley. The next date to circle is Wednesday, 10/15.

Developed by Randi Barnes with showrunner duties transitioning to Dan Cross & David Hoge, the music-driven series also counts Tim Federle among its executive producers. The soundtrack includes original songs—lead single “S-L-A-Y” dropped alongside the premiere—aimed at tween and family audiences.

‘Star Wars: Visions’ (2021– )

Lucasfilm’s acclaimed anthology invites animation studios around the world to tell original, self-contained stories set in—or inspired by—the galaxy far, far away. Across its volumes, the voice cast has featured performers like Simu Liu, Steve Buscemi, Jodie Turner-Smith, Harvey Guillén, and George Takei. The next slate is listed for Wednesday, 10/29.

Each short showcases a distinct artistic lens, from traditional 2D to stop-motion and CG, with studios given freedom to explore tone, music, and visual style. The project’s rotating roster of international creators continues to broaden ‘Star Wars’ storytelling beyond the franchise’s core series.

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

Based on the hit mobile game created by Yana Toboso, this anime follows a protagonist drawn into Night Raven College, where dorms are inspired by Disney villains. The Japanese voice cast features Natsuki Hanae, Seiichiro Yamashita, Chiaki Kobayashi, and Ryota Suzuki reprising roles from the game. It’s slated for Wednesday, 10/29.

Production details track closely with the game’s creative DNA: original story and character designs by Yana Toboso, with music from Takumi Ozawa and animation partners tied to prior ‘Twisted-Wonderland’ visuals. Casting updates throughout 2025 expanded dorm representation across Octavinelle, Scarabia, Pomefiore, and more.

Tell us which of these you’re most excited to watch this month in the comments!