Here are all the Disney+ and Hulu shows that have been streamed

This is Disney's latest move in a turbulent month in which Disney executives have been sued by shareholders for providing allegedly misleading information about the company's growth. brand. CEO Bob Iger has also made major changes in the face of the difficulties of the streaming world. Last week, Iger announced that by the end of this year, Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN will be available in one app, with CFO Christine McCarthy noting that the company will "remove certain content from streaming platforms." As /Film's Bill Bria then pointed out, removing some content will certainly save Disney+ money, but will also shake the faith of subscribers and pop culture enthusiasts who realize that the promise of a streaming hub for all their favorite exclusive content - from any major streamer - seems like a dream of the past at this point.

According to Vulture, the full list of shows that will be removed from Disney+ and Hulu are as follows: "Be Our Chef", "Best In Dough", "Best In Snow", "Big Shot," "Disney Fairy Tale Weddings", "Dollface", "Earth To Ned", "Everything's Trash", Foodtastic", "Howard", "It's a Dog's Life With Bill Farmer", "Little Demon", "Love In The Time Of Corona", "Maggie", "Magic Camp", "The Making Of Willow", "The Mysterious Benedict Society", "The One And Only Ivan", "Pistol", "The Premise", "The Quest", "Stuntman", "Timmy's Failure", "Willow", "Wolfgang", "The World According to Jeff Goldblum", and "Y: The Last Man".

These shows are scheduled to leave the streamer starting May 26, 2023. It is unknown when and where they will be available to stream after this date.