JENNY: The holidays are here, and today we're unwrapping
the Disney+ Season's Streamings watchlist,
testing our "Foodtastic" food art experts with
Disney trivia, talking "Diary of a Wimpy Kid," and so much more.
I'm Jenny.
And I'm Andre this is "What's Up, Disney+," where
we talk all things Disney+.
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It's the most wonderful time of year.
And in honor of the holiday season,
Disney+ has put together a collection
of movies and series perfect for bringing
the whole family together.
JENNY: There's no way you'll be bored streaming holiday
classics like "Home Alone," "Full-Court Miracle,"
"The Santa Clause," "Jingle All The Way,"
"The Muppet Christmas Carol," and the "Proud Family" episode
"Seven Days of Kwanzaa."
On Dasher, on Dancer, on Prancer and Vixen.
And onto breaking down the Disney+
Season's Streamings watchlist.
That's a mouthful.
[LAUGHING] In "Home Alone," Kevin McCallister must protect
his house from burglars after he is accidentally left home alone
during Christmas-- a classic.
JENNY: Inspired by real events, "Full-Court Miracle"
follows a Hebrew academy's struggling
high school basketball team.
After finding the perfect coach, the team
works to defy odds and bring miracles on and off court
during Hanukkah.
ANDRE: In "Jingle All The Way," a busy father embarks
on a quest to find his son's dream holiday present,
the sold-out Turbo Man.
After rushing around town, rivaling
a fellow desperate father, time is running out,
and there's only one Turbo Man left.
Who will make Christmas magic, and who
will go home empty-handed?
Hey, you!
What's that?
Ah!
JENNY: This next movie is on the nice list.
In "The Santa Clause," a man accidentally becomes Santa
and struggles with his newfound role and life
at the North Pole.
ANDRE: "The Proud Family": "Seven Days of Kwanzaa"
is the eleventh episode in season one.
The Prouds discover the true meaning of the holidays
after inviting a family experiencing
homelessness over for Christmas dinner
and learn they celebrate Kwanzaa.
The family explains Kwanzaa traditions to the Prouds,
and together they celebrate.
JENNY: "The Muppet Christmas Carol"
retells the classic Dickens holiday tale of a grumpy old
man and his loathing for Christmas Eve
with a cast full of Muppets.
Plus, there are several holly jolly musical numbers that will
have you rosy in the cheeks.
ANDRE: The weather might be frightful,
but the Disney+ Season's Streaming
watchlist is delightful.
Catch these holiday favorites now streaming on Disney+.
JENNY: And now, here's what's new.
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ANDRE: Congratulations to the cast and crew of "Encanto,"
"Luca," "Raya and the Last Dragon," "Cruella,"
and Marvel Studios' "Shang-Chi and The Legend
of The Ten Rings" for their Critics' Choice nominations.
JENNY: And finally, Marvel Studios' "Eternals"
arrives to Disney+ January 12.
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Get ready to indulge in creativity with "Foodtastic."
This all-new series challenges contestants
to create whimsical, larger-than-life,
Disney-inspired works of art from all types of food.
What's up?
I'm Keke Palmer, host of Disney+'s new series,
"Foodtastic."
And I'm here with our two incredible judges,
Benny Rivera and Amirah Kassem.
And we're going to play a little game.
Are you guys ready?
Maybe.
BENNY RIVERA: I don't know.
We've got some fun trivia questions.
And we're going to see how many we can answer.
Let's see.
OK.
In "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl,"
what causes Captain Barbossa and his cursed crew
to transform into living skeletons?
Water, sunlight, moonlight--
[BUZZER]
--or sand.
You guys both did it at the same time.
Ladies first.
Sunlight. [WRONG BUZZ]
- OK. - Moonlight.
Moonlight is correct.
[CORRECT DING]
Benny, how do you feel?
The premiere for "Pirates of the Caribbean:
The Curse of the Black Pearl" was held where?
At sea, on a desert island, Disneyland, or in London?
Oh [BUZZER]
KEKE PALMER: Go ahead. - Disneyland.
KEKE PALMER: Correct. - Yeah.
[CORRECT DING]
All righty.
Captain Barbossa is often seen with this fruit.
Mango-- [BUZZER]
- Oh. - Oh.
- Sorry. - [LAUGHING]
You didn't know the choices?
Well, go ahead.
Apple.
- That's correct. - Yes.
[CORRECT DING] - She's good.
She knows a little something about "Pirates
of the Caribbean."
In Marvel Studios' "Ant-Man," Scott offers the customer which
flavor at the ice cream shop?
Mango fruit blast, mint chocolate chip, cherry berry
blast, or chocolate chip?
[BUZZER]
Cherry berry blast.
[WRONG BUZZ] - Eh.
Incorrect.
Mango?
- That's correct. - Yee!
[CORRECT DING]
She must have did some studying.
OK, when Scott returns home after getting
fired, what does Luis offer?
Waffles, a shoulder to cry on, cake, or ice cream?
[BUZZER]
Waffles.
That is correct, Benny.
[CORRECT DING]
All right.
You guys are getting into it.
Star Wars.
Star Wars is where we're going. BENNY RIVERA: Ugh.
No.
KEKE PALMER: Rey is a scavenger from which planet
in "Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens"?
A, Hoth, B, Jakku, C, Tatooine, or D, Takodana?
[BUZZER]
Tatooine?
Incorrect.
B.
Jakku?
- Jakku. - That is correct.
Yee.
You have won--
[CORRECT DING]
--this Disney trivia game.
Benny, you were so close.
I've got to let you guys know, it was quite a blast
playing this game with you.
I guess we'll see who wins next time.
Don't miss "Foodtastic," an Original Series
now streaming on Disney+.
And we're not done yet.
Now we get to hear from the host of "Foodtastic," Keke Palmer.
Hey, it's Keke Palmer.
And I just have to say, I had such a blast working
on "Foodtastic," and was truly shocked by some
of the amazing food creations.
I can't wait for you to check it out.
A lot of love, sweat, tears, and magic
went into making the food creations.
So enjoy.
"Foodtastic" is now streaming on Disney+/ This is not a drill.
Run, don't walk to this one.
ANDRE (VOICEOVER): Dear diary, it's been quite a day.
Reminiscing about those Season's Streamings
has really got me in the holiday spirit.
I kind of hope it snows today.
JENNY (VOICEOVER): Dear diary, I can't believe
we got to talk to the food art experts from "Foodtastic."
Made me think, what am I going to get for lunch?
ANDRE (VOICEOVER): Anyway, I better go now.
Jenny and I get to talk about "Diary of a Wimpy Kid."
Oh, that's pretty cool.
What is?
I love that movie.
Hold on, did you just--
did you just hear my inner monologue?
What?
You just--
I don't know what you're talking about.
OK.
JENNY: In the all new Disney+ animated adventure, "Diary
of a Wimpy Kid," we follow the scrawny and ambitious Greg
Heffley as he hilariously and sometimes disastrously
tries to survive middle school.
Through his journal entries, we watch Greg's imagination run
wild as he begins to appreciate true friends
and the satisfaction of standing up for what is right.
We're in middle school now.
Don't you think it's time to start acting our age?
Hi, I'm Jeff Kinney, the creator and producer
of "Diary of a Wimpy Kid."
Hi, I'm Brady Noon.
I play Greg Heffley in "Diary of a Wimpy Kid."
To celebrate my new original movie coming to Disney+--
I'm going to answer some middle school-themed
this or that questions.
Would you rather have your siblings read your diary
or be forced to perform at a school talent show?
Oof.
That's rough.
I think I would rather have my sibling read my diary
because I get stage fright.
I'd probably have my sibling read my diary.
Personally, I don't know what I perform at school talent show.
But if you have a talent of your own,
then I'd probably take that one.
JEFF KINNEY: Would you rather ask out your crush
in front of everyone or have the teacher read aloud the note
you're passing to a friend?
I probably ask out my crush in front of everyone.
I think I would rather ask my crush out
as long as the answer was yes.
Because if you ask out your crush in front of everyone
and she says yes, you're a hero.
And it's so hype.
But if she says no, everyone's going to feel bad for you.
No one's going to make fun of you.
JEFF KINNEY: Would you rather run into your teacher
at the supermarket or accidentally call your teacher
"mom" or "dad" in class?
I'm calling my teacher "mom" or "dad" in class, no doubt.
There's no shot I'm running into my teacher after school hours.
Definitely run into my teacher at the supermarket.
I'd never live the other one down.
Catch "Diary of a Wimpy Kid," now streaming on Disney+.
ANDRE: What a show.
We got our holiday fix with the Disney+ Season's Streamings watch
list, saw food reached new heights in "Foodtastic,"
and hit the middle school halls with "Diary of a Wimpy Kid."
JENNY: Be sure to head on over to Disney+ to stream
all of these and more.
And don't forget to subscribe to the Disney+
YouTube channel to catch more episodes of "What's Up,
Disney+."
Great show today, Andre.
So much fun.
You want to get some lunch?
Oh, I would love to, but I'm actually going
to finish up my diary entry.
Oh, OK then.
Well, I'll see you next week.
OK.
(VOICEOVER): Dear diary, what should
I get Andre for the holidays?
It has to be a cool present, something unexpected.
How about a Mickey plush?
JENNY (VOICEOVER): Ooh, great idea.
Hey.
[JAZZ MUSIC]
Going on vacation?
Where are you going?
You hear me or what?
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