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DO YOU HAVE a vast knowledge of obscure medical terms thanks to Grey’s Anatomy? Did you steal all your best dad jokes from Phil Dunphy in Modern Family? And were you the one who predicted Mulder and Scully’s romance years before anyone else?
From today, February 23, you can revisit your favourites all in one place, with the arrival of Star to Disney+. This latest addition to the streaming service brings with it a host of great TV shows and films from the last decades, and some exclusive new shows too.
Subscribers will be able to watch TV classics like Grey’s Anatomy, Modern Family, The X-Files, Family Guy and 24, plus incredible films like The Grand Budapest Hotel, Die Hard 2, Borat and plenty more.
Star is dubbed as Disney+’s ‘general entertainment’ brand, so there are no Saturday morning kids’ cartoons here, just pure comedy, drama and thrills. The streaming service lives within the Disney+ app, and if you’re an existing subscriber you won’t need to do anything more – just locate Star and stream to your heart’s content.
If you have younger Disney+ fans in the house, setting parental controls is simple: you can limit content by age ratings or lock certain content with a PIN.
New titles will be added to the collection monthly, a mix of classics and Disney+ originals. Among the exclusive new shows premiering on on February 23 is Big Sky, from the creator of Big Little Lies, David E. Kelley.
All that’s left is to figure out who to catch up with first – Meredith and McDreamy, or Jay and Gloria…
You’ll find Star within your Disney+ app from February 23. Sign up for Disney+ now to get access to all Star content, along with an incredible range of movies and shows from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and National Geographic.
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