All the TV Shows Coming to Disney+ in August 2025
August 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting month for Disney+ subscribers, with a diverse slate of shows hitting the platform. From heartwarming animations to intense dramas, there’s plenty to keep viewers entertained all month long.
This packed schedule includes brand-new series, returning favorites, and unique reality shows, catering to kids, families, and adults alike. Here’s a rundown of every show arriving on Disney+ this August.
Eyes of Wakanda (2025)
Dropping August 1, ‘Eyes of Wakanda’ is a vibrant animated series set in the Black Panther universe. It follows Wakandan warriors across different eras, weaving tales of courage and heritage. I’m thrilled for its rich storytelling and bold visuals. It’s a fresh way to explore Wakanda’s legacy.
The anthology format delivers standalone stories with action and heart. Marvel fans will want to dive in right away.
King of the Hill (1997-present)
On August 4, ‘King of the Hill’ makes a comeback with new episodes, bringing Hank Hill and his Texas crew back to Disney+. This animated sitcom mixes dry humor with family life, keeping its classic charm. I love its relatable take on everyday quirks. It’s a cozy watch for fans old and new.
The revival keeps the show’s down-to-earth vibe while adding modern twists. Expect more of Bobby’s antics and Hank’s deadpan wisdom.
Rachael Ray’s Holidays (2024-present)
Hitting screens on August 6, ‘Rachael Ray’s Holidays’ returns with festive recipes and hosting tips. Rachael Ray’s warm energy shines as she shares easy holiday dishes and ideas. I’m drawn to her practical approach that makes celebrations fun. It’s a great pick for food lovers.
The show offers creative ways to spice up holiday gatherings. It’s a deliciously fun addition to the lineup.
Raising Asia (2014)
Also on August 6, ‘Raising Asia’ revives the reality series about young dancer Asia Monet Ray. It follows her family’s journey through fame, balancing talent and pressure. I’m impressed by Asia’s drive and the show’s raw emotion. It’s a nostalgic treat for reality TV fans.
Viewers get a front-row seat to Asia’s dance world and family dynamics. It’s a mix of inspiration and drama.
Low Life (2025)
On August 6, ‘Low Life’ debuts, diving into gritty stories of struggle and survival. This drama series centers on complex characters facing tough realities, with a raw, honest edge. I’m curious about its bold narrative style. It’s perfect for those who enjoy deep, real-world tales.
The show promises intense moments and emotional depth, standing out among Disney+’s lighter offerings. It’s one to watch closely.
Wild Vietnam (2024)
Also arriving August 6, ‘Wild Vietnam’ is a stunning docuseries exploring Vietnam’s wildlife and landscapes. From lush jungles to rare species, it’s a visual feast for nature fans. I’m hooked on its breathtaking scenes and storytelling. It’s ideal for anyone who loves the outdoors.
The series highlights conservation and beauty, making every episode a journey. It’s a refreshing, family-friendly watch.
Christmas Wars (2022-present)
On August 6, ‘Christmas Wars’ is back, pitting teams against each other to craft epic holiday displays. The festive competition is full of creativity and chaos. I enjoy the energy and wild ideas contestants bring. It’s a fun way to get in the holiday mood early.
Expect dazzling lights, quirky designs, and plenty of cheer. This show is a festive gem for all ages.
The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder (2022-present)
Also on August 6, ‘The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder’ continues with new episodes, following Penny and her lively family. This animated revival blends humor with modern teen issues. I’m a fan of its colorful style and bold themes. It’s great for kids and nostalgic adults.
The show keeps its heart while tackling fresh stories. It’s a vibrant, fun addition to Disney+.
Reservation Dogs (2021-2023)
On August 6, ‘Reservation Dogs’ brings its full run to Disney+, following Native teens in Oklahoma. This dramedy mixes humor, heart, and cultural insight with authentic storytelling. I’m moved by its honest take on youth and community. It’s a standout for meaningful narratives.
The series offers a blend of rebellion and warmth, perfect for a binge. It’s a heartfelt addition to the platform.
Lost Treasures of Egypt (2019-present)
Also on August 6, ‘Lost Treasures of Egypt’ returns, following archaeologists uncovering ancient secrets. From tombs to artifacts, it’s a thrilling dive into history. I’m captivated by the adventure and discoveries. It’s a must for anyone who loves the past.
The show’s vivid visuals and expert narratives bring Egypt to life. It’s an engaging watch for curious minds.
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir (2015-present)
On August 6, ‘Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir’ continues, with Marinette and Adrien saving Paris as superheroes. The mix of action, romance, and teen drama keeps me hooked. I love its colorful animation and fun vibe. It’s perfect for family viewing.
New episodes bring fresh villains and deeper stories. It’s a lively, action-packed series for all ages.
SuperKitties: Su-Purr Adventures (2024-present)
On August 8, ‘SuperKitties: Su-Purr Adventures’ returns with more adorable cat heroes solving kid-friendly problems. The bright animation and positive messages are a hit with young viewers. I’m charmed by its cute style and fun energy. It’s great for little kids and parents.
Expect more teamwork-focused adventures and catchy tunes. This show is a delightful, wholesome watch.
Necaxa (2025)
Also on August 8, ‘Necaxa’ premieres, a docuseries following the Mexican soccer club Necaxa. It dives into the team’s journey, from training to matches, with a focus on passion and grit. I’m excited for its real-life sports drama. It’s a great fit for soccer fans.
The show captures the heart of the game and its community. It’s an energetic addition to the lineup.
Traveling with Snow Man (2025)
On August 10, ‘Traveling with Snow Man’ debuts, following the J-pop group Snow Man on a global travel adventure. This reality series mixes music, culture, and fun. I’m drawn to their chemistry and the cool destinations. It’s perfect for fans of travel and pop music.
Expect lighthearted moments and stunning locations that keep you smiling. It’s a fresh, feel-good series.
Alien: Earth (2025)
On August 12, ‘Alien: Earth’ arrives, a sci-fi series set in the Alien universe. It follows a young woman and soldiers battling a deadly extraterrestrial threat. I’m pumped for its tense atmosphere and action. It’s a thrilling pick for sci-fi fans.
The show blends horror and suspense, staying true to the franchise’s dark roots. It’s a gripping addition to Disney+.
Marvel’s Iron Man and His Awesome Friends (2025)
Also on August 12, ‘Iron Man and His Awesome Friends’ premieres, a fun animated series for kids featuring Tony Stark and young heroes. It’s packed with action and humor, perfect for young Marvel fans. I love its playful take on the MCU. It’s great for family viewing.
Expect vibrant adventures and lessons about teamwork. This show is a kid-friendly superhero hit.
Chibiverse (2022-present)
On August 13, ‘Chibiverse’ is back with more chibi-style Disney character shorts. These quick episodes are full of humor and crossover fun. I enjoy the quirky, bite-sized stories. It’s a light watch for Disney fans of all ages.
New shorts bring fresh antics and adorable visuals. It’s a perfect pick for a quick laugh.
Limitless (2022-present)
On August 15, ‘Limitless’ continues with Chris Hemsworth exploring health and human potential. This docuseries tackles wellness through experiments and science. I’m inspired by its practical insights and energy. It’s ideal for anyone into self-improvement.
Expect new challenges and tips for living better. It’s an engaging, uplifting series.
Ariel in the Little Mermaid: Songs from the Crystal Cavern (2025)
On August 17, ‘Ariel in the Little Mermaid: Songs from the Crystal Cavern’ debuts, a musical series with Ariel exploring underwater adventures. The catchy songs and colorful animation are enchanting. I’m excited for its nostalgic mermaid magic. It’s perfect for kids and Disney fans.
The show delivers fun stories and memorable tunes. It’s a charming addition for family audiences.
Reminder (2025)
On August 20, ‘Reminder’ premieres, a mysterious drama about memory and relationships. Details are slim, but it promises emotional depth and a unique angle. I’m intrigued by its potential for heartfelt storytelling. It’s one to keep an eye on.
Expect a moving narrative that explores personal connections. This could be a standout drama.
Ice Road Rescue (2015-present)
Also on August 20, ‘Ice Road Rescue’ returns, following truckers braving Norway’s icy roads. The high-stakes missions and rugged scenery keep me glued. I’m impressed by the drivers’ courage. It’s a thrilling watch for adventure lovers.
The series captures danger and teamwork in every episode. It’s a tense, exciting addition.
Me & Winnie the Pooh (2023-present)
On August 21, ‘Me & Winnie the Pooh’ brings more gentle stories with Pooh and friends. This preschool series mixes live-action and animation for sweet, simple tales. I love its calming vibe and charm. It’s perfect for young kids and nostalgic viewers.
Expect cozy adventures and heartwarming lessons. It’s a soothing, family-friendly watch.
Disney Junior Ariel (2024-present)
On August 22, ‘Disney Jr.’s Ariel’ continues, following a young Ariel in her underwater world. The bright animation and songs are perfect for preschoolers. I’m charmed by its playful energy and mermaid fun. It’s great for little ones.
New episodes bring more friendship-focused stories and catchy tunes. It’s a delightful pick for kids.
Shipwreck Hunters Australia (2022-present)
On August 27, ‘Shipwreck Hunters Australia’ is back, following divers exploring sunken ships. The mix of history, adventure, and underwater visuals is captivating. I’m hooked on the stories behind each wreck. It’s perfect for exploration fans.
Expect thrilling dives and fascinating discoveries. This docuseries is a deep dive into history.
Chibi Tiny Tales (2020-present)
Also on August 27, ‘Chibi Tiny Tales’ returns with more short, chibi-style Disney stories. These quick episodes are packed with humor and charm. I enjoy their playful take on classic characters. It’s a fun, light watch for all ages.
New shorts deliver quirky fun and cute visuals. It’s a great pick for a quick Disney fix.
Spidey and His Amazing Friends (2021-present)
On August 27, ‘Spidey and His Amazing Friends’ swings in with more kid-friendly superhero fun. Peter, Gwen, and Miles team up for action-packed missions. I love its vibrant style and teamwork focus. It’s ideal for young Marvel fans.
Expect more adventures and lessons about friendship. This show is a web-slinging hit for kids.
Which show are you adding to your Disney+ watchlist this August? Share your picks in the comments!