List of programmes broadcast by Disney Channel (UK and Ireland)

This is a list of programmes shown or removed before the closure on Disney Channel in the UK and Ireland. The first programme to be aired on the channel on 1 October 1995 was the 1967 movie The Jungle Book.

However, on 30 September 2020, due to the launch of Disney+ in the region, the channel closed down with the final programme shown being the 2019 film Descendants 3.[1]

Final programmes

Sources:[2][3]

• Bunk'd (November 20, 2015 − September 29, 2020)
• The Evermoor Chronicles (October 10, 2014 − September 30, 2020)
• Good Luck Charlie (June 12, 2010 − September 30, 2020)[4]
• Jessie (January 29, 2012 − September 29, 2020)[5]
• K.C. Undercover (March 27, 2015 − September 29, 2020)
• Liv & Maddie (October 7, 2013 − September 29, 2020)
• The Lodge (September 23, 2016 − September 30, 2020)
• Miraclous Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir (January 30, 2016 − September 30, 2020, now on Pop)
• Penny on M.A.R.S. (June 4, 2018 − September 30, 2020)
• Raven's Home (July 28, 2017 − September 29, 2020)
• Stuck in the Middle (April 15, 2016 − September 29, 2020)
• Violetta (July 22, 2013 − September 30, 2020)

Former programmes

Original programming

• 101 Dalmatians: The Series (1999[6] − 2004[7])
• 101 Dalmatian Street (14th December 2018 − 1st April 2020)[8]
• The 7D (January 7 − June 30, 2017)^[citation needed]
• A.N.T. Farm (2011[4] − December 14, 2017)
• Access All Areas (September 19, 2017)^[citation needed]
• Adventures in Wonderland^[citation needed]
• Adventures of the Gummi Bears (November 1997 −2001[9])
• Aladdin (1997[10]−2006[11])
• American Dragon: Jake Long (January 5, 2005 − March 9, 2009)[12]
• Amphibia (July 6, 2019)^[citation needed]
• Andi Mack (July 14, 2017 − August 30, 2019)^[citation needed]
• As the Bell Rings (January 26, 2008 − February 22, 2011)^[citation needed]
• Austin & Ally (April 20, 2012 − July 13, 2018)[5]
• Best Friends Whenever (January 8, 2016 − May 28, 2017)^[citation needed]
• Big City Greens (November 12, 2018 − April 28, 2019)[13]
• Billy Dilley's Super-Duper Subterranean Summer (8th May - 29th December 2017)
• Bizaardvark (November 4, 2016 − September 27, 2019; September 5−27, 2020[14])
• Bonkers (June[10]−November 1997)
• Bonus Jonas^[citation needed]
• Brian O'Brian (September 15, 2008 − April 22, 2010)^[citation needed]
• Brandy & Mr. Whiskers (November 8, 2004 − May 22, 2010)[15]
• Bug Juice: My Adventures at Camp (July 30 − September 1, 2018)^[citation needed]
• Bus Life^[citation needed]
• The Buzz on Maggie (June 26, 2005 −2007[16])
• Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (2001[17]−2003[18])
• Cars Toons (October 27, 2008 − May 26, 2015)[4]
• Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (October 2, 1995 −1998[19])
• Club Penguin Shorts (October 1 − November 5, 2012)^[citation needed]
• Code: 9 (January 12 − May 18, 2013)^[citation needed]
• Coop and Cami Ask the World (November 26, 2018 − September 27, 2020)[14]
• Cory in the House (January 27, 2007 − February 12, 2011)[16]
• Disney's CyberStar[20]
• Darkwing Duck[21]
• Dave the Barbarian (2004[22]−2008)
• Descendants: Wicked World (July 18, 2016 − November 1, 2017)^[citation needed]
• Disney Channel DJ^[citation needed]
• Disney Channel Games^[citation needed]
• Disney Consumer Arcade^[citation needed]
• Disney Villains^[citation needed]
• Disney's Classic Toons (1999[6]−2004[22])
• Dog with a Blog (December 2, 2012 − January 8, 2017)[5]
• Donald's Quack Attack (October 2, 1995 −1997[21])
• Doug (1996−2000)[10]
• DuckTales (original series) (October 2, 1995)^[citation needed]
• DuckTales (2017) (November 4, 2017 − June 9, 2019) (also aired on Disney XD November 30, 2017 - September 30, 2020)^[citation needed]
• Dumbo's Circus (October 2, 1995 −1997)^[citation needed]
• The Emperor's New School (2006−2010)[15]
• The Famous Jett Jackson (1999[23]−2001[24])
• Fillmore! (January 6, 2003 − March 11, 2008)[25]
• First Class Chefs (June 22, 2015)[26]
• Fish Hooks (November 6, 2010 − July 19, 2014)[4]
• Flash Forward (1997[21]−1998[27])
• Gabby Duran & the Unsittables (October 25, 2019 − August 31, 2020)[28]
• Gargoyles (1997[21]−2001[17])
• Get the Look (September 17, 2010 − June 25, 2014)[4]
• Girl Meets World (August 29, 2014 − September 27, 2019)[29]
• Goof Troop (1997[10]−2004[7])
• Gravity Falls (September 7, 2012 − May 26, 2017)[5]
• Groove high (November 10, 2012 − September 1, 2017)[5]
• Hannah Montana (May 6, 2006 − November 30, 2018)[15]
• Hannah-Oke (May 15, 2009)^[citation needed]
• Have a Laugh (August 9, 2011 − March 28, 2013)[4]
• Hercules (1999[6]−2004[30])
• High School Musical: The Music in You^[citation needed]
• Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: The TV Show (November 23, 1997 −2004[22])
• House of Mouse (2001[9]− March 19, 2009)
• I Didn't Do It (April 22, 2014 − September 30, 2016)^[citation needed]
• In a Heartbeat (2001[31]−2003[32])
• I Got a Rocket
• The Jersey[33][34]
• Jonas L.A. (September 11, 2009 − March 18, 2012)^[citation needed]
• Jungle Cubs (November 1997 −2003[32])
• Just Roll with It (August 9, 2019[35] − September 27, 2020[14])
• Kim Possible (November 4, 2002 − July 19, 2011; March 21 − December 17, 2014; April 3, 2017 − January 29, 2018; January 1 − July 1, 2019)[25]
• Kirby Buckets (January 9, 2015 − December 22, 2016)^[citation needed]
• Lab Rats (June 27, 2016 − July 16, 2017)^[citation needed]
• Lab Rats: Elite Force (April 16 − June 28, 2018)^[citation needed]
• The Legend of Tarzan (2001[36]−2006[11])
• Life Bites (September 6, 2008)[37]
• Lilo & Stitch (October 20, 2003 − October 4, 2008; January 22 − July 9, 2014)[38]
• The Little Mermaid (January 1997 −2008)[10]
• Lizzie McGuire (September 3, 2001 − March 20, 2011, moved to Pop Girl)[36]
• Lloyd in Space (June 4, 2001 −2004[7])
• Mad Libs^[citation needed]
• Marsupilami^[citation needed]
• Mickey Mouse (July 12, 2013 − December 17, 2017, moved to Disney XD)^[citation needed]
• Mickey Mouse and Friends (later entitled as Classic Toons)^[citation needed]
• Mickey Mouseworks (1999[39]−2001[17])
• Mickey's Mouse Tracks[10][21]
• Milo Murphy's Law (April 3 − November 12, 2017, now on Disney XD)^[citation needed]
• Mighty Ducks (1996−1998)[10]
• My Camp Rock^[citation needed]
• MECH-X4 (June 19 − July 12, 2017)^[citation needed]
• Nightmare Ned (November 1997)^[citation needed]
• Off the Wall^[citation needed]
• The Owl House (August 10 − September 4, 2020)[40]
• The Proud Family (January 21, 2002 − September 25, 2007)[25]
• Pepper Ann (November 1997 −2003[32])
• Phil of the Future (2004 − September 22, 2010)[41]
• Phineas and Ferb (2007−2015)[4]
• PrankStars (November 25 − December 16, 2011)^[citation needed]
• Quack Pack (1997[10]−2003[25])
• Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure (formerly known in its first season as Tangled: The Series) (July 21, 2017 - March 23, 2020)
• Raw Toonage^[citation needed]
• Recess (November 1997 − July 19, 2011)[19]
• The Replacements (February 3, 2007[16] − March 11, 2011)
• Royal Ranch (November 20, 2017)^[citation needed]
• Sadie Sparks (April 20, 2019 −2020, now on Pop)^[citation needed]
• Shake It Up (November 10, 2010 − June 30, 2017)[4]
• So Random! (October 31, 2011 − August 5, 2013; February 9 − March 2, 2017)[42]
• So Weird[23][39]
• Sonny with a Chance (February 8, 2009 − January 28, 2018)[4]
• Studio Disney UK (September 1, 1997 −2005 (main run) / September− November 2001 (second-run shorts))^[citation needed]
• The Suite Life of Zack & Cody (August 23, 2005 − August 13, 2010; July 9, 2014; January 30 − November 24, 2018)[11]
• Suite Life on Deck (September 19, 2008 − February 9, 2017)[4]
• Sydney to the Max (April 8, 2019 − September 27, 2020)[14]
• TaleSpin (1997[21]−1999[6])
• Teacher's Pet (2001[17]−2004[30])
• Teamo Supremo^[citation needed]
• That's So Raven (September 4, 2002 − March 22, 2012; March 12 − September 9, 2015; April 25, 2016 − September 2, 2018)[25]
• Timon & Pumbaa (1997[10]−2004[7])
• Toy Story Toons (April 20, 2012 − May 27, 2014)^[citation needed]
• The Weekenders (2000[43]−2004[7])
• Walk the Prank (October 10−27, 2016)^[citation needed]
• Welcome to Pooh Corner (October 2, 1995 − June 1997[10])
• Win, Lose or Draw (May 5 − August 4, 2014)^[citation needed]
• Wizards of Waverly Place (November 3, 2007 − November 30, 2018)[4]
• The Wuzzles^[citation needed]

Programming from Playhouse Disney/Disney Junior

NOTE: This list also features acquired programming that were actually aired on the block.

• 64 Zoo Lane (2000[33]−2004,[22] now airing on Sky Kids)
• The Adventures of Spot (1999[23]−2004[30])
• Art Play (1999[23]−2003[38])
• Bear in the Big Blue House (1998[19]−008)
• Bite Size (1999[6]−2003[30])
• The Book of Pooh (2001[44]−2006)
• Bunnytown^[citation needed]
• Circle Time (1999[23]−2003[38])
• Connie the Cow[38]
• Doc McStuffins (18 November 2014 −2018)^[citation needed]
• Elena of Avalor (July 15th, 2016 − February 3rd, 2020)[45]
• Higglytown Heroes^[citation needed]
• Jasper[25]
• JoJo's Circus[22]
• Mickey Mouse Clubhouse^[citation needed]
• Music Time (1999[23]−2003[38])
• My Friends Tigger & Pooh^[citation needed]
• The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (2 October 1995 −2004[30])
• Out of the Box (1999[23]−2004[22])
• PB&J Otter (1999[23]−2004[30])
• Rolie Polie Olie (1999[23]−2004[30])
• Sing Me a Story with Belle (1996−2004)[10]
• Sofia the First (18 November 2014 − 29 June 2018)^[citation needed]
• Stanley (2002–2009)[38]

Interstitial programming from Studio Disney UK

These shorts was aired during Studio Disney UK's runtime, from 3pm to 7pm, mostly they were aired on Monday to Friday.

• Alfred[46][47]
• Alien Vacation[44][48]
• How Things Work?[36][49]
• Joypad[36][50]
• Junior Journo[44][51]
• Kids Awards Update[36][24]
• Tex Tinstar[52][53]
• Who Knows?[46][51]
• Wish Upon a Star[52][50]

Acquired programming

• 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd (2000[54]−2003[55])
• 8 Simple Rules (2003[56]−2004,[22] moved to ABC1)
• The Adventures of Sam[43]
• Amazing Animals (November 1997 −1999[6])
• Animal Shelf[19]
• Art Attack (1999[6]−2011,[4] formerly also aired on CITV)
• Audubon's Animals[27]
• Backstage (9 May 2016 − 24 May 2018)[57]
• Beany and Cecil^[citation needed]
• Best Bugs Forever (Saturday the 15th of June 2019 − Monday the 3rd of February 2020)[58]
• The Big Garage (June[10]−November 1997)
• Bill Nye the Science Guy^[citation needed]
• Blossom (November 1997)^[citation needed]
• Bone Chillers^[citation needed]
• Boy Meets World (2 October 1995 −2007)[10]
• Brotherly Love (January 1997[59] −2001,[60] moved to ABC1)
• Caitlin's Way (2000[33]− 2003[32])
• The Care Bears (January−June 1997[10])
• Counterfeit Cat (12 May 2016)^[citation needed]
• Crash Zone (April− late 1999)[6]
• Daddio (2002[61]−2003,[55] moved to ABC1)
• Danger Bay (2 October 1995 − July 1997[21])
• Dangerous Minds (4 January 1997)[62]
• Dave's World (January−November 1997)[10]
• Deepwater Haven[21]
• Dinosaurs (2 October 1995 −2003[18])
• Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman (November 1997 −2001[63])
• Enid Blyton's Adventure Series^[citation needed]
• Eyewitness[20]
• Faerie Tale Theatre (1995[20]− November 1997)
• Famous 5: On the Case (16 September 2008 − 30 April 2013)[4]
• Flipper (November 1997 −2001[24])
• Fraggle Rock (2 October 1995 − June 1997,[10] also aired on Nickelodeon)
• Generation O![25]
• The Golden Girls (January−June 1997)[10]
• Go Away, Unicorn! (7 January 2019 − 4 January 2020)[64]
• Groundling Marsh (January−November 1997)[10]
• Home Improvement (November 1997 −2004,[22] moved to ABC1)
• Hotel Transylvania: The Series (August 4, 2017 − September 8, 2019)[65]
• How To Be Indie (2 October 2009 − 6 June 2013)[4]
• I Got a Rocket!^[citation needed]
• Incredible Story Studios (1999[66]−2001[60])
• Inside Clyde (25 January 2004 −2005)[7]
• Jumanji (2002[61]−2003[56])
• L.A. 7[17][63]
• Lamb Chop's Playalong![19]
• Let's Wiggle![19]
• Life's Work (1 January 1997)[59]
• Like Family (September 2004)[67]
• Little Hippo[19]
• Men in Black (1998[27]−2001[17])
• Miami 7[68][43]
• Microscopic Milton (November 1997 −1998[19])
• Microsoap[69][68]
• The Monkees (formerly also aired on Nickelodeon)[56][55]
• Monster by Mistake[9]
• Mr. Young (September 21, 2013 − April 22, 2014)^[citation needed]
• Muppet Babies (2 October 1995 − June 1997,[10] moved to Nickelodeon)
• My Babysitter's a Vampire (4 October 2011 − 28 March 2014)[4]
• My Best Friend Is an Alien (2000[69]−2003[32])
• Ned's Newt (1998[27]−1999[6])
• Overruled! (10 July 2009)^[citation needed]
• The Poddington Peas[10]
• Ratz^[citation needed]
• The Raoul Show^[citation needed]
• Rolling with the Ronks! (22 July 2017 - 31 December 2017)
• Rosie and Jim (November 1997 −1998[19])
• S Club 7 Go Wild![70][71]
• Sabrina: The Animated Series (1999[39]−2007, moved to Pop Girl)
• Sabrina's Secret Life (2004−2006, moved to Pop Girl)^[citation needed]
• Second Noah (November 1997 −1998[27])
• Sesame Street (November 1997 −1998[19])
• Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century^[citation needed]
• Short Cuts^[citation needed]
• The Sinbad Show (moved to ABC1)^[citation needed]
• Smart Guy (November 1997 −2006)
• The Spooky Sisters^[citation needed]
• Spot the Ball[19]
• Student Bodies[19][27]
• Sweet Valley High (2001[36]−2003[56])
• Teen Angel (1998[19]−2006)
• Thunder Alley (2 October 1995, moved to ABC1)^[citation needed]
• Thunderstone (1999[39]−2000[72])
• The Torkelsons^[citation needed]
• Tots TV (November 1997 −1998[19])
• Touched by an Angel (5 January 1997[62] −2003[73])
• Two of a Kind (2002−2003,[18] moved to Pop Girl)
• Under the Umbrella Tree (2 October 1995 − November 1997)[10]
• Untalkative Bunny (2001[74]−2003[55])
• The Wacky World of Tex Avery ^[citation needed]
• The Wayne Manifesto[21]
• The Wonder Years (original series) (November 1997 −2000[69])
• Woof (November 1997 −1998[27])
• The ZhuZhus (January 30, 2017 - January 1, 2018)

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