Disney Plus recommendations please

[EeesandWhizz]

I have Disney Plus for 3 months, what do I need to watch that I won't see elsewhere? I think there is/was the Full Monty thing - is it any good? - but I was wondering if you have any recommendations please? Thank you.

All the star wars shows

The patient, think it's called, about a therapist and a serial killer

And of course, The Bear

I spent my 3 months binge watching Greys Anatomy and a couple of chick flicks. One about Amelia Erhart I think.
My kids enjoyed the Mandalorian and other Star Wars spin offs.

The Dropout is meant to be very good.

I really don't get the love for Dopesick though. I hated it.

Disney has lots of cozy 90s shows and films too - Buffy, Angel, Burn Notice…

Hamilton!

The Americans is amazing if its still on there.
Also The Killing.

101 Dalmatians - watched the original animated film last week for the first time for years (over ten years?) and absolutely loved it.

A small light

The new 101 Dalmatians prequel - think it's called Cruella? Is also on there and enjoyable viewing too

West side story

Fleishman is in Trouble
Working Girl

The Dropout
Dopesick
Saint X

This is us and Dopsick

Private practice if you have watched Greys Anatomy.

@Dulra I watch OMITB with my 14yo and we love it! V bad language and obviously adult themes but very funny.

Four series of "what we do in the shadows"
Lots of national geographic docs

Revenge
Brothers and Sisters

Criminal minds.

The Wonder Years -reboot
Blackish
The Menu

OMG Candleshoe. I remember being absolutely blown away by that film when I saw it as a child, and I have never watched it since. Thank you!

Big sky
Criminal minds
Station 19/greys/private practice

Lots of the above - esp The Bear and Only Murders.

I’d like to add a rec for Reservation Dogs

Oh blimey, you're all amazing, I'm going to need longer than 3 months aren't I? I've added a few to my watch list and I've just been tempted to watch Desperate Housewives again to see which bits I missed - I wonder if it has aged well?

You're welcome. It's one of my favourite Disney films from childhood. I have watched it several times since I subscribed to DP. Great to see Jodie Foster in one of her early roles.

Andor. It's basically a prestige series about fighting fascism that happens to be set in the Star Wars universe. The first couple of episodes are a little bit slow to get going but then it all comes together and it's so good.