Streaming audiences in South Africa have plenty to look forward to this month as Disney+ rolls out a mix of returning fan favourites, original series, documentaries and blockbuster films.
The platform has also offered an early look at some of its broader 2026 line-up, with new seasons and high-profile releases set to arrive over the coming months.
Here are some of the biggest titles to add to your watchlist this June:
‘The Bear’ returns for its fifth and final season
One of television’s most acclaimed dramas is back as FX’s Emmy-winning series “The Bear” returns on June 26.
The new season follows Carmy, Sydney and the restaurant team as they push through one final service while chasing the Michelin star that has eluded them. With the series reaching its conclusion, fans can expect the pressure inside the kitchen to be higher than ever.
‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ heads to streaming
Following its big-screen run, “Avatar: Fire and Ash” arrives on June 24, bringing audiences back to Pandora.
The latest chapter in James Cameron’s science-fiction saga reunites Jake Sully, Neytiri, and their family as they navigate new challenges in the visually spectacular world that has become one of cinema’s biggest franchises.
Pixar’s ‘Hoppers’ introduces an unusual animal adventure
Families looking for animated entertainment can watch “Hoppers”, Disney and Pixar’s latest original film.
The story follows animal enthusiast Mabel, who uses experimental technology to transfer her consciousness into a robotic beaver, leading her into a hidden animal society with its own rules, politics and adventures.
‘Will Trent’ continues solving complex cases
Crime drama fans can catch Season 4 of “Will Trent”, inspired by Karin Slaughter’s bestselling novels.
The series once again follows Georgia Bureau of Investigation Special Agent Will Trent as he tackles new investigations while navigating his own complicated past.
New comedy explores friendship and revenge
The six-part British series “Alice & Steve”, premiering on June 8, blends comedy and relationship drama in what has been described as an anti-romantic story.
The show explores the blurred lines between friendship, family, love and revenge through two central characters whose lives become increasingly complicated.
Travel with Antoni Porowski
National Geographic’s “Best of the World with Antoni Porowski” also launches on June 8, with all episodes available immediately.
The series sees the television personality visit destinations inspired by National Geographic’s renowned “Best of the World” collection, offering viewers a mix of culture, food and travel experiences.
A workplace comedy from Mindy Kaling
Already streaming since June 2, “Not Suitable for Work” follows five ambitious young professionals trying to balance careers, relationships and adulthood in Manhattan.
Created by Mindy Kaling, the Hulu Original combines workplace humour with the everyday chaos of life in your twenties.
Beyond June, Disney+ has teased several major releases expected to arrive during 2026, including “Camp Rock 3”, Season 2 of “X-Men ’97”, and additional original series and documentaries.
For viewers looking to refresh their streaming queue, June offers a varied line-up spanning prestige drama, animation, comedy, travel documentaries and science-fiction blockbusters.
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