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Disney+ is Watch Flesh Clerk Who Shoves You Up And Down Onlinecelebrating November with a bunch of new movies and TV shows.

GoInside Pixarwith this behind-the-scenes docuseries on the studio or geek out with Marvel’s 616, which reflects on the iconic superhero universe. You can also journey to The Wonderful World of Mickey Mousefor some comical shorts starring classic Disney characters or tune in to the festive LEGO Star Wars Holiday Specialfor a Life Day extravaganza. Don't forget to stick around for new episodes of The Mandalorianand The Right Stuff.

When it comes to new movies, you can adventure toward the stars with The Real Right Stuff, a documentary that examines the true events behind the Disney+ space series. Or catch Mackenzie Foy and Kate Winslet in a fresh adaption of Anna Sewell's Black Beauty.

Check out everything coming to Disney+ in November 2020 below.

Top Pick: The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special

Lego Star Wars Holiday Special arrives this November Credit: Disney+

Debuting exactly 42 years after the 1978 Star Wars Holiday Specialcomes The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special — and yes, it’s what it sounds like.

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Taking place after the events of Star Wars: Episode IX — The Rise of Skywalker, this special has Rey, Finn, Poe, Chewie, Rose, and the droids gathering together for the Wookie celebration Life Day. However, after Rey and BB-8 are swept into a cross-timeline adventure that has them encountering some of the most memorable heroes and villains of the Skywalker Saga including Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, and Yoda, they must find a way to reunite with the others and continue the holiday festivities.

While we're still awaiting a preview, the plot sounds like a dream highlight reel for Star Wars fans. We might not be getting a full movie this season, but this fun substitute will do.

How to watch:The Lego Star Wars Holiday Specialbegins streaming Nov. 17 on Disney+.

Movies

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day(11/27)Black Beauty(11/27)Disney’s A Christmas Carol(11/6)Mr. Magoo(11/6)Planes(11/20)Planes: Fire & Rescue(11/20)The Adventures of Yellow Dog: Far From Home (11/27)The Real Right Stuff(11/20)

TV

Alaska: Port Protection (11/27)Disney Goldie & Bear: Season 1-2 (11/6)Disney Junior Fancy Nancy: Fancy it Yourself: Season 1 (11/6)Inside Pixar(11/13)LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special (11/17)Marvel’s 616(11/20)Marvel’s Spider-man: Maximum Venum: Season 3 (11/27)Once Upon a Time in Wonderland(11/27)Party Animals: Season 1Petra: City of Riches(11/13)The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse(11/18)Ultimate Viking Sword (11/13)

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