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​King T'Challa isn't too keen on the small screen.

​The galaxy far, far away has gotten a bit of a makeover on Disney+. In a surprise move, the House of Mouse has debuted 4K and HDR versions of the original and prequel trilogies on its brand-spanking-new streamer, offering all six films at a crisper, more detailed resolution than ever before.

We've yet to see the end of Endgame bonus footage. From an alternate take of a divisive death sequence to moments that were clipped in the editing bay to keep the film tidy and trucking along at a quick pace, here's all the never-before-seen Avengers: Endgame footage revealed by Disney+.

Alongside the wealth of mega-blockbusters and beloved animated staples, Disney+ boasts hundreds of shows and films. These include a number of films you may have loved as a child — especially if you grew up in the '80s and '90s — as well as a host of undiscovered gems you likely haven't seen yet.

The sound you just heard was the entire Disney+ launch team smacking themselves in the heads while projecting a collective "Doh!" into the stratosphere, due to Disney's decision to screen The Simpsons on Disney+ in the widescreen aspect ratio — resulting in portions of the picture being lost.

The Mandalorian has the production values and watchability of a Star Wars feature film -- as well as lots of subtle references and callbacks to other Star Wars media. Here are some Easter eggs that even the sharpest-eyed Star Wars fans might have missed in The Mandalorian.

If there is one thing the Star Wars original trilogy is known for, it's that it is constantly changing and evolving — constantly, some would say, finding new ways to tarnish its own legacy. Now, Disney+ has changed the Star Wars scene where "Han shoots first" yet again.

Disney is making some much-needed changes to some of its most outdated material. According to CNBC​,​ in advance of the launch of Disney+, the entertainment giant is scrubbing some specific films and scenes from its collection in an effort to excise some material that might not play well in 2019.

​Disney+ is almost here — and with it, a trove of sweet original content for early adopters to check out. The new streamer, which will rival Netflix in terms of the sheer depth of its library, will offer a plethora of original TV series and movies when it drops on Tuesday, November 12.

Avengers... assemble. Fans can watch Earth's Mightiest Heroes aim for the head, learn how to time travel, overcome all odds, and bid final farewells to some of their crew in a whole new way very, very soon. That's right: Marvel just confirmed a huge addition for Disney+'s launch day on November 12.

​​Avengers: Endgame​ left the stories of many of our favorite heroes up in the air, but perhaps none so much as Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo). Fans of the Green Goliath would love to know: is Banner going to play a part in the ​Disney+ She-Hulk​ limited series, or what?

​Maybe the second time will be the charm. In response to a query from an interviewer, Jon Favreau — the creative force behind the upcoming Disney+ series ​The Mandalorian​ — indicated that he'd be down to revisit a near-forgotten, much-maligned part of ​Star Wars ​lore: the infamous holiday special.

Here's everything we know so far about Disney+'s Obi-Wan Kenobi series.

​Your days are numbered, evildoers... a very different kind of hero is coming to the MCU. After years of speculation over whether the character would ever find his way to screens, it's finally happening: Marc Spector, a.k.a. Moon Knight, is getting his own series on the Disney+ streaming platform.

Two Marvel standouts are circling back to the MCU. Kat Dennings and Randall Park will reprise their respective roles as Darcy Lewis and Jimmy Woo on the upcoming Disney+ series WandaVision. Marvel Studios made the announcement during this year's D23 Expo in Anaheim, California.

At the D23 Expo, Ewan McGregor and Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy confirmed that an Obi-Wan Kenobi television series is in the works at Disney+.

The Mandalorian, the first-ever live action Star Wars TV show, arrives this November on Disney+. From nods to past Star Wars films to some classic cinema heritage, here are all the Easter eggs, references, and other details you probably missed in The Mandalorian's debut trailer.

He is no man's slave. Moon Knight is joining the wide world of Marvel Studios with his own television series, announced at this year's D23 Expo. Entitled Moon Knight, the series will premiere on Disney's forthcoming streaming platform Disney+, scheduled to launch in the U.S. on November 12.

​​Book of Enchantment,​ we hardly knew ye. In fact, we never knew ye at all. The live-action series centered on villains from Disney's classic canon is officially dead in the water, not even six months after it was announced in February. It sounded like a fascinating idea — so why was it scrapped?

He's our only hope, and he's finally stepped up to the plate. Star Wars icon Ewan McGregor is returning to his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi for a new Disney+ series.

The "Star Wars" story is a sprawling epic full of Rebel heroes, space battles, family secrets, and awesome lightsabers. We're here to explain the entire thing.

Here's everything we know about The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

Boba Fett has gone from having a few minutes of screentime in the original "Star Wars" trilogy to enjoying an entire legacy. Here's his entire story explained.

If you left the theater feeling disappointed by the Lion King remake, one artist has the remedy for your blues. Artist Nikolay Mochkin has brilliantly reimagined the Lion King characters as they're seen in the new film and drawn them in a style more closely aligned with the original movie.

​Make way for the Avenging Archer(s). At Marvel Studios' San Diego Comic-Con panel this past weekend, ​Avengers: Endgame​ star Jeremy Renner — who has portrayed Clint Barton/Hawkeye in the MCU since 2011 — treated fans to the intro to ​Hawkeye,​ his upcoming Disney+ limited series.

Falcon and Winter Soldier is now flying higher than ever with the addition of John Wick franchise creator Derek Kolstad.

Looks like Loki still has plenty of stories to tell, according to the man behind the black wig himself, Tom Hiddleston. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Hiddleston talked about his upcoming turn on TV: the live-action Loki series, which will be a "new departure" for the God of Mischief.