Reboots have allowed fans to enjoy a popular series or film from years ago in a new way. Recent trending reboots include Bel-Air, a dramatic retelling of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air series from the '90s, and a continuation of the Karate Kid film series in the TV show Cobra Kai.

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Everything old is new again, and Disney Plus is no exception. The streaming service has reboots in the form of Disney Plus Originals all the way to blockbuster films. From cartoon to live-action, Disney Plus has something for everyone who wants to bask in the nostalgic goodness of the past.

10 Babysitting Is An Adventure In Any Decade

Adventures in Babysitting Cast original and new

The classic 1987 action-adventure comedy Adventures in Babysitting stars Elisabeth Shue as a babysitter who must take her charges with her to inner-city Chicago to rescue a friend, and features a young Anthony Rapp of Star Trek: Discovery fame.

It is available to stream on Disney Plus alongside a 2016 remake that stars Sabrina Carpenter from Girl Meets World and Sofia Carson of the Descendants franchise as two babysitters competing for a photography internship, and introduces an accidental cellphone swap into the mix. In keeping with the original, the film includes a towed car and a nightclub performance.

9 An Early Tom Hanks Film Was Turned Into A TV Series

Turner and Hooch remake and original side by side

The film Turner & Hooch starred Tom Hanks as Scott Turner, a small-town detective who comes into possession of Hooch, a destructive but lovable Dogue de Bordeaux, who manages to help the detective solve a big case. In 2021, Disney Plus released the Turner & Hooch series, which served as a legacy sequel to the film.

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In the series, U.S. Marshall Scott Turner, Jr. inherits a dog, also named Hooch, from his father, and together, man and beast work to solve a mystery of the week, but also the ongoing mystery surrounding the elder Turner's death. The series ran for one season.

8 The Rocketeer And His Granddaughter

Rocketeer Cartoon and Movie

Disney's The Rocketeer was a 1991 film based on a comic book series of the same name. The film, set in the late 1930s, starred Billy Campbell as Cliff Secord, the jet pack-wearing hero.

In 2019, Disney Junior released an animated legacy sequel, The Rocketeer, about a young girl named Kit, the granddaughter of the original Rocketeer, as she works to become the next Rocketeer with the help of her grandfather. Billy Campbell provides the voice of Kit's father, Dave Secord. Both the film and the series are available to stream on Disney Plus.

7 Kids Keep Being Left Home Alone

Home Alone and Home Sweet Home Alone

The Home Alone film series includes several films, with the most popular being the first two, Home Alone and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, both of which star Macaulay Culkin in the role of Kevin McCallister, who keeps being left behind by his family.

In 2021, Disney Plus released Home Sweet Home Alone, starring British actor Archie Yates in the lead role of Max Mercer, the latest child to be left behind. In a delightful nod to the two original films, Devin Ratray reprises his role as Buzz McCallister, Kevin's older brother, who is now a police officer. All of the Home Alone films are available to stream on Disney Plus.

6 Still Mighty After All These Years

The Mighty Ducks original and reboot

Disney's The Mighty Ducks film franchise of the '90s included three films and starred Emilio Estevez as the coach of a team of underdog hockey players. The films were so popular that in 1993, the Walt Disney Company founded the NHL hockey team The Mighty Ducks of Anaheim.

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In 2021, Disney Plus released the TV series The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers, with Emilio Estevez reprising his role as Gordon Bombay, and Lauren Graham joining the cast as the mother of one of the players. The entire Mighty Ducks franchise, including the somewhat odd animated series from 1996, can be found on Disney Plus.

5 The Wonder Years Is Told From Two Points Of View

Wonder Years Old and New Cast

The Wonder Years was a coming-of-age sitcom made in the 1980s and early '90s, but set in the 1960s and early '70s. It featured narration by Daniel Stern and starred Fred Savage as Kevin Arnold, a kid growing up in the suburbs during the Vietnam War era.

The series was rebooted in 2021, with Don Cheadle providing narration and EJ Williams starring as Dean Williams, a different kid of the same era. In a unique twist that ties the two versions of the series together, Dean's older brother Bruce returns from Vietnam with a photograph belonging to his dead comrade, Brian. The photo shows Brian and his sister Winnie Cooper, played by Danica McKellar from the original series. Only the new version of The Wonder Years is available on Disney Plus.

4 DuckTales Was Updated For The 21st Century

DuckTales Remake and Original

The animated series DuckTales was an afterschool favorite for '80s kids and spawned a feature film, DuckTales: Treasure of the Lost Lamp. It featured the adventures of Huey, Dewey, and Louie, and their uncle, Scrooge McDuck, as they searched for treasure or fended off the Beagle Boys.

The new incarnation of DuckTales ran from 2017 to 2021 and featured an updated world, complete with cellphones and tech moguls, but also old favorites, such as Gizmoduck and Don Karnage. It also featured the voice talents of David Tennant (Doctor Who), Danny Pudi (Community), and Ben Schwartz (Sonic the Hedgehog). The entire DuckTales franchise is on Disney Plus.

3 Chip N' Dale: Retired Rangers

Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers Then and Now

Chip n' Dale: Rescue Rangers featured the animated adventures of Chip and Dale and their friends Monty, Gadget, and Zipper as they solved crimes and battled big baddie, Fat Cat. A meta continuation of the series was released in the form of the 2022 film, Chip n' Dale: Rescue Rangers, in which the title characters, retired from filming their TV series of the same name, must join forces after several years apart to solve a crime.

The film features a Roger Rabbit-esque mix of live-action with 2D and 3D animation, as well as an impressive collection of sight gags and pop culture references. Produced by Disney Plus and The Lonely Island, it stars John Mulaney as Chip and Andy Samberg as Dale. Both the movie and the TV series are available to watch on Disney Plus.

2 A Tale As Old As Time

Beauty and the Beast live action and animated

The classic animated film, Beauty and the Beast was released in 1991 to glowing reviews. It won the Academy Award for Best Original Score and Best Original Song, and was even adapted to the stage as an award-winning Broadway musical. Following the success of the animation-to-live-action reboots of Cinderella and The Jungle Book, Disney released the Beauty and The Beast live-action adaptation in 2017.

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Starring Emma Watson of Harry Potter fame, the film stays true to the original, with the castle's inhabitants still in the form of household items like clocks and teapots, and music by Alan Menken, though additional songs were created for the film. Both versions of Beauty and the Beast are available to stream on Disney Plus, along with the other Disney animation-to-live-action film reboots.

1 Double the Doogie

Doogie Kamealoha and Doogie Howser Cast

Doogie Howser, M. D. was a huge hit in the late '80s and early '90s. The series starred a young Neil Patrick Harris as the titular doctor, who is a licensed doctor at just 16 years of age.

In 2021, Disney Plus released a reboot series entitled Doogie Kamealoha, M. D., set in Hawaii, and starring Peyton Elizabeth Lee from the Disney Channel series Andi Mack. The new Doogie is also a child prodigy in the medical profession with the twist of having her mother for a boss. A bit of a meta touch, this reboot makes it clear that Doogie Kamealohaand got her nickname from the Neil Patrick Harris series. Only the new series is on Disney Plus.

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