Disney to Remove Multiple Shows from Disney+ & Hulu

As if Canceled shows weren’t enough; now, viewers might also have to bear the pain of seeing their favorite shows leave their current platforms. Disney has now revealed that they intend to make an extensive sweep and clear stagnant titles from Disney+ and Hulu soon. I’m sad to report that Willow, Y: The Last Man, and Big Shot are among those to be removed.

HBO Max has already used this method to cut costs and make room for new projects, and as Deadline reports, Disney is following. During an earnings call, the multimedia company confirmed that a number of shows will depart from Disney+ and Hulu on May 26, 2023.

Some of the shows that I’m guessing you’ll miss the most are Willow, The One and Only Ivan, and The Making of Willow on Disney+ and Little Demon, The Quest, and Y: The Last Man on Hulu. For the complete list of movies, series, and specials, please refer to the extensive list below only after preparing your heart.

Beware the Purge! Willow & Other Shows Will Leave Disney+ & Hulu Soon — Big Shot

Disney+ Removals

Turner & Hooch
Big Shot
Willow
The Making of Willow
Marvel’s Project Hero
Marvel’s MPower
Marvel’s Voices Rising: The Music of Wakanda Forever
The Mysterious Benedict Society
The One and Only Ivan
The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers
Diary of a Future President
Just Beyond
Rosaline
The World According to Jeff Goldblum
Stargirl
Encore!
Clouds
A Spark Story
Cheaper By the Dozen (remake)
Black Beauty
Magic Camp
Be Our Chef
Weird But True!
Timmy Failure
Howard
Earth to Ned
Foodtastic
Wolfgang
Stuntman
It’s a Dog’s Life with Bill Farmer
Disney Fairy Tale Weddings

READ: Willow S1 Finale Ending, Upcoming Seasons & New Big Bad

Hulu Removals

Pistol
Maggie
Dollface
Y: The Last Man
Everything’s Trash
Little Demon
The Premise
Best in Dough
The Quest
Love in the Time of Corona
The Premise
Best in Snow

The decision to scrap these shows and remove them forever makes sense from a business point of view, but I can also see it as discouraging.

Not only will fans of these productions be disappointed to see them go, but the people who shed blood, sweat, and tears, real or fake, will also lose this to the whims of the streaming giants. Not every show or film has such a substantial following to turn this decision around, but that doesn’t mean my previous point doesn’t stand.