Disney Junior is a great channel for young children. It is widely available from streaming services so you don’t need a cable contract to enjoy it. Below we describe all your options.
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Formerly known as “Playhouse Disney,” Disney Junior is The Disney Channel for preschoolers from ages 2 to 7. If you’re a parent of someone in that age range, you likely already know all about Doc McStuffins and are familiar with the phrase “Meeska, mooska, Mickey Mouse!”
Read on to find out how your little ones can watch The Chicken Squad — and your cable bill can cluck off.
What Is Disney Junior
Like its Nickelodeon counterpart, Nick Jr, Disney Junior started out as a daytime programming block on The Disney Channel. TDC had had preschool shows in the morning since it launched in 1983.
But in 1999 they added three new series PB&J Otter, Rolley Polie Olie, and Out of the Box. And they rebranded the whole thing “Playhouse Disney.” Other popular shows from the Playhouse Disney era were Bear in the Big Blue House, The Wiggles, and Handy Manny’s School for Tools.
Plans to launch a Playhouse Disney channel were underway as early as 2001. And a few did debut in other countries. After 14 years, the block was rebranded again as Disney Junior. But US preschoolers wouldn’t get their own Disney Junior channel until 2012.
Inaugural series included Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Jake and the Never Land Pirates, the brand new Doc McStuffins, and A Poem Is.
The channel remains a mix of current original animated series (TOTS, Puppy Dog Pals), old Playhouse Disney shows (Handy Manny, Special Agent Oso), and reruns of now-ended Disney Junior shows (Sofia the First, Little Einsteins).
Some notable shows, old and new, from Disney Junior are:
- Doc McStuffins: A girl with a magic stethoscope that can bring toys to life sets up a clinic to treat them, exploring all kinds of wellness and hygiene topics. Features some songs that are constants (“Time for Your Checkup!”), but most are specific to the issue of that episode (going to sleep, brushing your teeth, drinking enough water, washing hands, etc).
- Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Join Mickey Mouse and the gang as they team up to overcome various challenges using a new set of Mouseketools each episode. Expect your kids to be randomly calling “Oh, Toodles!” after watching. Also, don’t be surprised to find yourself humming the catchy closing theme “Hot Dog!” by They Might Be Giants.
- Mickey Mouse Funhouse: The follow-up to Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures, Mickey Mouse and the Sensational Six (Mickey and friends Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto) join up with Funny, a shape-shifting anthropomorphic playhouse, which can teleport them to various lands to go on assorted quests.
- Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures: Originally titled Mickey and the Roadster Racers, this successor to Mickey Mouse Clubhouse features the Sensational Six racing around the local Hot Dog Hills and other race courses around the world.
- Puppy Dog Pals: Follow the adventures of Bingo and Rolly, two pug puppies who use their owner-inventor Bob’s crazy inventions to go on fun missions around the world while he’s at work.
- Spidey and his Amazing Friends: Spider-Man for preschoolers. Friends and fellow spider-themed crime-fighters Peter Parker (aka Spidey), Gwen Stacy (aka Ghost-Spider), and Miles Morales (aka Spin) battle Rhino, the Green Goblin, Doc Ock, and other Spider-Villains while learning life lessons about working together, patience, and creative problem-solving.
- TOTS: Freddy (a flamingo delivery bird-in-training) and his penguin navigator Pip learn to deliver baby animals to their families for the eponymous Tiny Ones Transport Service (T.O.T.S.).
Related Channels
Disney’s media empire is vast, with a further reach than you may realize. In addition to Disney Junior, The Disney Channel, and the tween-centered Disney XD, it also owns ABC and Freeform (originally The Family Channel).
It also has a fifty-fifty partnership with the National Geographic channels. More family-friendly educational content can be found on Discovery Family.
There are also several stations that focus on ages up to three: Disney’s multilingual Baby TV, Duck TV, and the on-demand PlayKids. Other networks for the 3 to 7 group include Nick Jr, Hopster, Kids Street, and PBS Kids. Kids of all ages enjoy the animation of Cartoon Network, Boomerang, NickToons, and Kartoon Channel.
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Stream Disney Junior
The great news for prospective cord-cutters with little Disney Junior fans is that it comes on almost every streaming live TV service, and one of them even includes Disney+ in its subscription price.
- FuboTV: Fubo’s got the sports, but it’s also a lot more, including Disney Junior and the other two Disneys, Freeform, Nat Geo, and Nick/Nick Jr, plus about a hundred other channels for $79.99/mo. This also includes 1000 hours of cloud DVR storage and streaming on up to 10 devices at once. Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial. (FuboTV review)
- Sling TV: This modular-styled service is the exception. Neither of its $40.00/mo base packages have Disney Junior. Sling Orange has The Disney Channel, Freeform, and ESPN, but you have to spring for the Kids Extra for Disney Junior (you also get Disney XD, Boomerang, Duck TV, and more). It’s not that bad, though, since Extras are only $6 additional per month. The real downside is that Sling Orange only lets you stream on one screen at a time. Save 50% on your first month of Sling TV. (Sling TV review)
- DIRECTV STREAM: The former AT&T TV is another one that has all three Disney channels in its base Entertainment Package for $79.99/mo. Plus it has Freeform, Cartoon Network, Boomerang, and more. For some reason, you have to get the next tier up (Choice, $108.99/mo) to get Nick Jr too. All plans come with unlimited cloud DVR on online signup and streaming on unlimited devices. (DIRECTV STREAM review)
- Hulu + Live TV: Disney owns (most of) Hulu, so you get Disney Junior, Disney Channel, Disney XD, Freeform, and the Nat Geo channels. And you get Nickelodeon and Nick Jr, Cartoon Network, and Boomerang too. But the real score is that Disney+ and ESPN+ are both included in the $76.99/mo subscription, along with Hulu’s library of on-demand entertainment, and unlimited cloud DVR (9 month storage). Try the Hulu Live free 3-day trial. (Hulu + Live TV review)
- Vidgo: Has tons of family-friendly and kid-focused channels in its lineup. It’s got Disney Junior and Nick Jr, as well as Disney Channel, Disney XD, Freeform, Nickelodeon, Kids Street, Nat Geo, and more in its Plus plan for $69.99/mo. Try one month for $20. (Vidgo review)
- YouTube TV: Includes all the Disney channels, including Disney Junior, for $72.99/mo. Overall offers a service similar to Hulu + Live TV — worse in some ways and better in others.
On-Demand
If your kids prefer their entertainment on-demand (and what kid doesn’t?), you could check out these always-available alternatives:
- Hulu: Not as much Disney Junior as you might expect, since Hulu is owned by Disney. But it does currently have five seasons of Doc McStuffins, one season of the Spanish version Doctora Juguetes, two seasons of the 2015 Miles of Tomorrowland, and English and Spanish versions of Pikwik Pack. Hulu by itself starts at $6.99/mo (with ads), or $12.99 without, and is included with Hulu + Live TV automatically.
- YouTube: Disney Junior’s YouTube channel is mostly clips and music videos but does have at least a handful of full episodes of Alice’s Wonderland Bakery, Mira Royal Detective, Spidey and his Amazing Friends, and more, as well as 30-60 minute compilations of kids’ songs and nursery rhymes. Best of all, it’s free.
- Purchase Movies/Seasons Online: You can buy movies or seasons of series from a variety of online stores, such as Amazon Prime Video, Google Play Movies, Vudu, YouTube, and the Apple iTunes Store.
- Disney Now App: Finally, you can also watch Disney Junior shows on the Disney Now website and app, but you’ll need to log in with a TV provider account.
Streaming Devices to Watch Disney Junior
The streaming services provide apps for the most popular devices:
- Amazon Fire TV
- Android mobile
- Apple TV
- Chromecast
- iOS (iPhone,iPad)
- Roku
- Web browsers.
All the services support Android TV-powered devices with the odd exception of DIRECTV STREAM. Similarly, all support Samsung smart TVs except Vidgo.
Other than DIRECTV STREAM and Vidgo, they all support Xbox gaming consoles. Hulu and YouTube support most PlayStation units. And Hulu supports the Nintendo Switch.
There are other devices supported. Check out our streaming reviews for complete details.
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Today’s Disney Junior Schedule
Here is today’s schedule in Eastern Time:
| SuperKitties – The Great Yarn Caper; Get the Boot The SuperKitties must figure out why someone is stealing all the yarn in Kittydale; Lab Rat invents a giant boot to smush all the flowers at the Kittydale Flower Festival. |
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| Bluey – Show and Tell; Wild Girls; The Decider The adventures of a Blue Heeler puppy, Bluey, who lives with her mother, father and sister; her energy and lovable spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations. |
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| Bluey – Teasing; Shaun; Daddy Robot The girls convince Mum that Dad is a Big Teaser; Bluey struggles to train her new pet; Daddy Robot helps Bluey and Bingo tidy the playroom. |
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| Pupstruction – Fast and Furriest; Luna Digs Deep When a hamster ball rolls out of control, the "Pupstruction" crew tries to stop it; Luna loves playing with her new excavator scoop so much that she stops getting any work done. |
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| Bluey – Muffin Cone; Circus; Road Trip The Heelers go on a road trip! Mum bans the girls from saying the word 'dunny.' Bluey wants to help Dad make Bingo's birthday cake. |
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| Marvel's Spidey and His Amazing Friends – CAT-astrophe; Swing With a Stomp Bootsie gets lost at the cat show and Doc Ock turns her into a super-sized, monster kitty; during the concert, Doc Ock steals the drum set and uses it to hypnotize the entire audience. |
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| Marvel's Spidey and His Amazing Friends – The Rhino and the Goose; Dog vs. Cat Team Spidey helps a mama goose get back to her baby; when Lockjaw causes trouble chasing Black Cat through the city, Team Spidey must help him make things right. |
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| SuperKitties – Bundle of Bitsies; Frantic Flyer The SuperKitties stop Zsa-Zsa from stealing all the oranges in Kittydale; Bitsy wants to be strong like Buddy but learns she's pawesome just the way she is. |
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| SuperKitties – Missing Mr. Greenie; Piano Problem Mr. Puppypaws steals Bitsy's favorite toy, Mr. Greenie; The SuperKitties must return a grand piano to Petcini after Cat Burglar steals it. |
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| Mickey Mouse Funhouse – Crystal Clear Waters; The Big Funhouse Sleepover Mickey's hero, Crystal Clearwater, is visiting Hot Dog Hills to present the town with a clean water award; Goofy hosts a sleepover and gets carried away with the guest list. |
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| Mickey Mouse Funhouse – Daisy and the Missing Dream; Daisy's Big Picture Daisy searches Dreamland for her favorite dream; Daisy is dissatisfied when she wants to take the perfect selfie. |
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| Bluey – The Kids; Butterflies; The Creek Bluey decides to be Mum during a game of "Kids!"; Butterflies is a fun game until Bingo ends up alone; Bluey's eyes are opened to the simple beauty of nature. |
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| Morphle and the Magic Pets – The Cucumber Mystery; Chroma's Magic Match When cucumbers from Tanyas garden go missing, Mila, Morphle, and Jordie try to figure out which magic pet is responsible; a shy new magic pet, Chroma, prepares for a magic match. |
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| Marvel's Spidey and His Amazing Friends – Li'l Hulk; Surprise Party Surprise Team Spidey has its hands full when Gobby's device turns Hulk into a baby; Spidey and Spin plan a birthday surprise for Ghost-Spider, but a stream of villains get in the way. |
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| Bluey – Dirt; Cricket; Driving The adventures of a Blue Heeler puppy, Bluey, who lives with her mother, father and sister; her energy and lovable spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations. |
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| Bluey – Flat Pack; Queens; Train Bluey and Bingo construct a mini-civilization; Mum is crowned Queen with the girls as her butlers; Bluey and Bingo commute on the Dad-Train. |
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| SuperKitties – Lab Rat Lift-Off; Rockin' Rockhound Lab Rat tries to stop Ginny's hero, Polaris the Astro-Cat, from being the first cat on the moon; the SuperKitties must catch Zsa-Zsa when she steals a special gem from the museum. |
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| Mater's Tall Tales – Moon Mater As the first tow truck on the moon, Mater's mission is to rescue the Impala XIII. |
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| Bluey – TV Shop; Dragon; Slide The adventures of a Blue Heeler puppy, Bluey, who lives with her mother, father and sister; her energy and lovable spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations. |
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| Bluey – Horsey Ride; Hotel; Bike The kids stage a horsey wedding; Bluey, Bingo and Dad play a game of Hotel; Bluey struggles to ride her bike and won't give up. |
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| Mickey Mouse Funhouse – Goofy's Birthday in Space! Goofy must practice patience when his birthday party keeps getting interrupted by Rocket Mouse's Outer Space emergencies. |
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| Pupstruction – Pirate Party; A Playful Playground The Pup Crew builds a pirate ship, but Bobby Boots mistakes this for a real treasure hunt; Pupstruction tries to build a playground that will make all the kids happy. |
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| Marvel's Spidey and His Amazing Friends – The Wozzlesnook; Superhero Switcheroo Spin's favorite mythical creature may actually exist; when Spidey and Hulk's powers are switched by Doc Ock, they must teach each other how to be each other to defeat her. |
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| Firebuds – The Drive Along; Rescue Club Rangers The Firebuds join Axl's trambulance dad on a ride-along; the Firebuds try to earn Rescue Club badges by completing a forest rescue course. |
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| Bluey – Trampoline; The Dump; Zoo Dad plays trampoline games with Bluey and Bingo; Dad is planning on throwing out Bluey's old drawings; Bingo causes chaos at Bluey's backyard zoo. |
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| Bluey – Fairies; Work; Bumpy and the Wise Old Wolfhound Invisible mischievous fairies infest the house; Bluey, Bingo and Dad play "Work!"; Bluey and Dad lift Bingo's spirits. |
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| Bluey – Early Baby; Hospital; Daddy Putdown Rusty interrupts Bluey's game at playgroup; Doctor Bluey operates on a cat in Dad's tummy; Bluey misses Mum when she goes out for the night. |
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| Morphle and the Magic Pets – The Morphle Mile; Mila's First Sleepover Mila, Jordie and Morphle must stop the Bandits from cheating at the Morphle Mile and stealing the prize from their mom; Mila leaves Morphle at home for her first sleepover. |
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| SuperKitties – Burble Bungle; Sticky Situation Lab Rat controls the Burble toys to steal all the cheese in Kittydale; the SuperKitties stop Mr. Puppypaws from turning all the wood in the park into fetching sticks. |
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| Marvel's Spidey and His Amazing Friends – Super Scooter; The Lost Web Shooter When the villains team up to take out the heroes, it's up to Ghost-Spider and Ms. Marvel to save the day; when Spidey loses one of his web-shooters, two kids get the dream of a lifetime to help him recover it from Doc Ock. |
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| Marvel's Spidey and His Amazing Friends – Good Guy Gobby; Spider Monkey Green Goblin decides to quit being a villain and become a good guy; Rhino steals a Spider Monkey from the zoo, and it's up to Spidey and Ghost-Spider to bring him home. |
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| Pupstruction – Robo Cat; Underwater Pups Bobby tries to sabotage the Pup Crew's library build with a robotic cat; the Pupstruction crew learns they need to build a school for fish underwater. |
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| Bluey – Shops; The Pool; Blue Mountains Bluey plays a game of "Shops" with her friends; a pool trip is a blast, until Dad forgets everything; the Heeler family plays a game and goes on an adventure. |
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| Bluey – Show and Tell; Wild Girls; The Decider The adventures of a Blue Heeler puppy, Bluey, who lives with her mother, father and sister; her energy and lovable spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations. |
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| Dino Ranch – Rockside Ravine; Flying Colors The Rescue Flyers rally to perform a seemingly impossible rescue with the help of their whole family; when Jon's pursuit of his stolen Rescue Flyer badge puts his family into trouble, he chooses to save something more important to him than an award. |
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| Dino Ranch – Miguel VS Thunderfoot; Light Touch Tango Thunderfoot keeps knocking down a bridge made to help wild dinosaurs; when Tango's usual smash-and-bash approach makes things worse for the day's chores, she learns how to gently save the day. |
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| Bluey – Teasing; Shaun; Daddy Robot The girls convince Mum that Dad is a Big Teaser; Bluey struggles to train her new pet; Daddy Robot helps Bluey and Bingo tidy the playroom. |
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| Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures – The Mystery of Hot Dog Lake!; Phantom Wing A prize is offered to the one who can prove the legendary Scronchasaur exists in Hot Dog Hills Lake; Daisy believes her GramQuacker Lily lives a secret life as a superhero. |
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| Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures – Goofasaur!; Teahouse Helpers A tour of Tokyo goes sideways when Goofy accidentally unleashes a robot dinosaur upon the city; Minnie takes her friends to experience a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. |
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| Bluey – Muffin Cone; Circus; Road Trip The Heelers go on a road trip! Mum bans the girls from saying the word 'dunny.' Bluey wants to help Dad make Bingo's birthday cake. |
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| Bluey – The Kids; Butterflies; The Creek Bluey decides to be Mum during a game of "Kids!"; Butterflies is a fun game until Bingo ends up alone; Bluey's eyes are opened to the simple beauty of nature. |
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| Bluey – Dirt; Cricket; Driving The adventures of a Blue Heeler puppy, Bluey, who lives with her mother, father and sister; her energy and lovable spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations. |
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| Bluey – Flat Pack; Queens; Train Bluey and Bingo construct a mini-civilization; Mum is crowned Queen with the girls as her butlers; Bluey and Bingo commute on the Dad-Train. |
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| Mickey and the Roadster Racers – Stop Lazlo!; The Hot Diggity Dog Show Heist's cat gets in the way when the commander attempts to steal Von Drake's Smarty Hat; the Happy Helpers groom pets for The Hot Doggity Dog Show. |
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| Mickey and the Roadster Racers – Mickey's Fun-tastical Field Day; Clarabelle on the Mooo-ve! During Fun-tastical Field Day, Donald tries to do all the competitions himself; the girls reunite for a race so that Clarabelle can try to become a Roadsterette. |
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| Mickey Mouse Clubhouse – Mickey's Mousekersize! Pete can hardly get through a game of basketball without collapsing from exhaustion. |
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| Mickey Mouse Clubhouse – Goofy's Goofbot Goofy builds a stronger, smarter robot version of himself. |
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| Bluey – The Sleepover; Hide and Seek; Camping Bluey and Bingo plan to stay up late at a sleepover; Bluey needs to focus during a game of hide-and-seek; Bluey makes a new friend while camping. |
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| Bluey – Helicopter; Octopus; Baby Race Bluey and her friends play a game of helicopter with a tree stump; Chloe tries to teach her dad to improvise and play Bluey's game of Octopus at home; Mum reminisces about Bluey and Judo as babies, where it was a race to see who would walk first. |
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| Bluey – TV Shop; Dragon; Slide The adventures of a Blue Heeler puppy, Bluey, who lives with her mother, father and sister; her energy and lovable spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations. |
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| Morphle and the Magic Pets – Gobblefrog; The Perfect Day It's up to the kids to calm Gobblefrog down before he gobbles up the entire town; Mila wants to celebrate Louis and Gianna's first Parents' Day, but things don't go as planned. |
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| Doc McStuffins – Huggable Hallie; Pop-Up Paulo Doc has to perform a surgery when Hallie's chip falls out; Donny's new toy pretends he's injured and when he twists his springs, no one believes him. |
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| Bluey – Exercise; Stickbird; Relax The adventures of a Blue Heeler puppy, Bluey, who lives with her mother, father and sister; her energy and lovable spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations. |
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| Mickey Mouse Clubhouse – Minnie and Daisy's Flower Shower Minnie and Daisy board the Glove Balloon in an effort make rain clouds so they can water their gardens. |
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| Mickey Mouse Clubhouse – Pluto's Dinosaur Romp A time machine unleashes a baby dinosaur. |
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| Mickey Mouse Funhouse – Daisy and the Missing Dream; Daisy's Big Picture Daisy searches Dreamland for her favorite dream; Daisy is dissatisfied when she wants to take the perfect selfie. |
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| Mickey Mouse Funhouse – Dino Safari Mickey, Minnie and friends visit Prehistoric World to dino-sit some dinosaur eggs; when the dinosaurs start hatching and running loose, it's a safari adventure to get all the babies back together. |
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| Dino Ranch – Clash of the Dinos The Cassidy family lives in a fantastical world where dinosaurs are still alive; as the young ranchers learn the ropes, they discover the thrill of ranch life while navigating the great outdoors. |
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| SuperKitties – Copy Hats; Telescope Trouble The SuperKitties stop Cat Burglar from stealing the trendy new hats in Kittydale; Buddy doesn't give up on learning how to use a telescope. |
Wrapping Up
So if you have a Junior Mouseketeer in the house, you don’t have to overpay for the (Play)House of Mouse. Just sign up for one of the streaming services above and you can say TTFN to your cable bill — minus the FN.
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FAQs
What’s the difference between Nick Jr and Disney Junior?
Disney is a bit less education-oriented. The company felt that Nickelodeon was over-contorting itself to shoehorn more fact-based educational content into its shows, such as shapes, colors, ABCs, and counting. With more resources to teach those kindergarten prep skills available on mobile devices, toys, and computers, Disney deliberately chose to put more emphasis on storytelling, with lessons on sharing or listening well organically embedded in the plots, but fun and engaging stories taking priority.
With more of a focus on the story, Disney shows are more likely to have an actual villain (often a bumbling, less scary version of a classic Disney villain, like Jake and the Never Land Pirates‘ Captain Hook and Smee), as opposed to Nick Jr’s “Let’s solve this puzzle/mystery/adventure together!” motif.
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Here are our guides for watching more family and kids channels:
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- UPtv
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