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Theatrical releases[]
Shorts[]
Films[]
- 2001 - Recess: School's Out premieres in the Netherlands as part of the Sea Film Festival.
Television[]
- 1987 - The Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears episodes "Too Many Cooks/Just a Tad Smarter" premiere on NBC.
- 1990
- The Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears episode "Friar Tum" premieres in syndication.
- The TaleSpin episode "Time Waits for No Bear" premieres in syndication (originally premiered on Disney Channel on May 6th).
- 1991 - The Darkwing Duck episode "Apes of Wrath" premieres in syndication.
- 1992
- The Darkwing Duck season three premiere "Monsters R Us" premieres on ABC.
- The Goof Troop episode "Queasy Rider" premieres on ABC.
- The Little Mermaid premieres on CBS with the episode "The Great Sebastian".
- 1994 - The Aladdin episode "Getting the Bugs Out" premieres in syndication.
- 1995 - The Gargoyles episode "The Silver Falcon" premieres in syndication.
- 1996 - The Quack Pack episode "Need 4 Speed" premieres in syndication.
- 1997
- The 101 Dalmatians: The Series episodes "It's a Swamp Thing/Roll Out the Pork Barrel" premiere in syndication.
- The Bill Nye the Science Guy episode "Time" premieres in syndication.
- 1998
- The third season of Brand Spanking New! Doug premieres on ABC under the title Disney's Doug with the episode "Doug's Older Woman".
- Season two of Recess premieres on ABC with the episodes "The Break-up/The Hypnotist".
- Season two of Pepper Ann premieres on ABC with the episodes "Quiz Bowl/License to Drive".
- The Hercules episode "Hercules and the First Day of School" is the first episode to premiere on ABC.
- 1999 - The season four premiere of Recess: "The First Picture Show/The Big Prank" is the first episode to premiere on UPN and in syndication on the Disney's 1 Too block.
- 2003
- The That's So Raven episode "If I Only Had a Job" premieres on Disney Channel.
- The Kim Possible episode "Virtu-Ron" premiere on Disney Channel.
- The Proud Family episode "It Takes a Thief" premieres on Disney Channel.
- 2004 - Higglytown Heroes premieres on Playhouse Disney.
- 2008
- The Imagination Movers episode "Heavy Reading" premieres on Playhouse Disney.
- The second season of Wizards of Waverly Place premieres on Disney Channel with the episode "Smarty Pants".
- The Phineas and Ferb episode "The Flying Fishmonger" premieres on Disney Channel.
- Cory in the House airs its series finale "Mad Songs Pay So Much" on Disney Channel.
- The Phineas and Ferb half-hour special "It's About Time!" premieres on Toon Disney. (originally premiered on Disney Channel on March 1st)
- 2009
- The Imagination Movers episode "It's a Mystery" premieres on Playhouse Disney.
- The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse episode "Donald's Ducks" premieres on Playhouse Disney.
- 2010
- The Hannah Montana episode "Love That Lets Go" premieres on Disney Channel.
- The Good Luck Charlie episode "Duncan's Got Talent" premieres on Disney Channel.
- The Jonas L.A. episode "Boat Trip" premieres on Disney Channel.
- 2011 - The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse episode "Space Adventure" premieres on Disney Jr.
- 2013 - The Henry Hugglemonster episodes "Sneez-O-Rama/The Huggleball Game" premiere on Disney Channel (originally premiered on Disney Jr. on April 23rd).
- 2014
- The Dog with a Blog season two finale "The Kids Find Out Stan Blogs" premieres on Disney Channel.
- The Girl Meets World episode "Girl Meets Smackle" premieres on Disney Channel.
- The Gravity Falls episode "Sock Opera" premieres on Disney Channel (originally premiered on Disney XD on September 8th).
- The Wander Over Yonder episodes "The Day/The Night" premiere on Disney Channel (originally premiered on Disney XD on June 16th).
- 2015
- The Doc McStuffins episode "Twin Tweaks" premieres on Disney Channel.
- The Sheriff Callie's Wild West episode "Boots or Consequences" premieres on Disney Channel (later re-aired on November 1st with "The Good, the Bad and the Yo-Yo".
- Goldie & Bear premieres on Disney Junior with the episodes "The Birthday Chair/Big Bear".
- The 7D season one finale "The Rock of Sages" premieres on Disney XD.
- 2016
- My Friends Tigger & Pooh returns on Disney Jr.
- The Star vs. the Forces of Evil episodes "Goblin Dogs/By the Book" premiere on Disney XD.
- 2018
- The Fancy Nancy episodes "Nancy's Ooh La La Spa/Nancy Goes to Work" premiere on Disney Channel (originally premiered on Disney Junior on July 20th).
- The Big City Greens episodes "Fill Bill/Critterball Crisis" premiere on Disney XD (originally premiered on Disney Channel on July 9th).
- 2019 - The DuckTales season two finale "Moonvasion!" premieres on Disney Channel.
- 2020
- The Big City Greens episodes "Present Tense/Hurt Bike" premiere on Disney Channel.
- The Amphibia episodes "Little Frogtown/Hopping Mall" premieres on Disney Channel.
- 2022
- The Ghost and Molly McGee episodes "Scaring is Caring/All Night Plight" premiere on Disney XD (originally premiered on Disney Channel on July 2nd).
- The Owl House episode "Reaching Out" premieres on Disney XD (originally premiered on Disney Channel on April 9th).
Streaming[]
- 2023 - The Ahsoka episode "Part Five: Shadow Warrior" premieres on Disney+.
Home media[]
- 1995 - Pulp Fiction
- 2000 - Mission to Mars
- 2006
- Goal! The Dream Begins
- Grey's Anatomy: Second Season Uncut
- The Wild
- 2017 - Elena of Avalor: Celebrations to Remember
Games[]
- 2006 - Little Einsteins for the Game Boy Advance
Books[]
- 1974 - Goofy's Gags
Theme park happenings[]
- 1986 - Captain EO opens at Epcot.
- 2005 - The Hong Kong Disneyland Resort in Penny's Bay, Lantau Island, Hong Kong opens to public.
People[]
Births[]
- 1888 - Maurice Chevalier †(actor, singer, and dancer)
- 1894 - Billy Gilbert †(voice actor)
- 1931 - Ian Holm †(actor)
- 1944 - B.J. Ward (actress, voice actress, and singer)
- 1951 - Joe Pantoliano (actor, voice actor, and comedian)
- 1955 - Peter Scolari †(actor, director, producer, and comedian)
- 1957 - Hans Zimmer (composer)
- 1962 - Amy Yasbeck (actress)
- 1967 - Rob Renzetti (animator, writer, storyboard artist, layout artist, producer, and director)
- 1968
- Paul F. Tompkins (actor, voice actor, comedian, screenwriter, and producer)
- Mark Andrews (director, screenwriter, and storyboard artist)
- 1972 - Gideon Emery (actor, voice actor, singer, and jazz musician)
- 1973
- Paul Walker †(actor)
- Maximiliano Hernández (actor)
- 1981 - Jennifer Hudson (recording artist, actress, and spokesperson)
- 1988 - Carlos López Estrada (music video, commercial, and film director)
- 1995 - Ryan Potter (actor and voice actor)
- 1996 - Colin Ford (actor and voice actor)
Deaths[]
- 1979 - Les Clark (animator)
- 1980 - Lillian Randolph (actress and singer)