February 1

Theatrical releases

Shorts

• 1925 - Alice Gets Stung

Films

• 2008 - Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert

Television

• 1956 - The Disneyland episode "A Day in the Life of Donald Duck" premieres on ABC.
• 1998 - The Bear in the Big Blue House episode "When You've Got to Go!" premieres on Playhouse Disney.
• 2002 - The Proud Family episode "I Had a Dream" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2008
  • Phineas and Ferb makes its official premiere on Disney Channel with the episode "Flop Starz".
  • The Suite Life of Zack & Cody episode "Foiled Again" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2010 - The first season of Zeke and Luther concludes on Disney XD with the episode "Skate Squad".
• 2013
  • The Sofia the First episode "Cedric's Apprentice" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Doc McStuffins episodes "My Huggy Valentine/Dusty Bear" premiere on Disney Channel.
  • The A.N.T. Farm episode "influANTces" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Jessie episode "Teacher's Pest" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Phineas and Ferb episode "My Sweet Ride" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2014 - The Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja episodes "McOne Armed and Dangerous" and "Shloomp! There It Is!" premiere on Disney XD.
• 2016
  • The Sheriff Callie's Wild West episodes "Toby's First Snow/Blazing Skaters" premiere on Disney Chanel.
  • The Goldie & Bear episodes "The Troll Tamer/The Froggiest Prince of All" premiere on Disney Channel.
  • The Wander Over Yonder episodes "The Hole...Lotta Nuthin'/The Show Stopper" premiere on Disney XD.
  • The Pickle and Peanut episodes "Wiz Fest/Gym Rats" premiere on Disney XD.
• 2017 - The Kirby Buckets episode "Orbed and Dangerous" premieres on Disney XD.
• 2018 - The K.C. Undercover episode "Domino 4: The Mask" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2019
  • The Puppy Dog Pals episodes "Valentine Surprise/Bright Lights, Pup City" premiere on Disney Channel.
  • The Vampirina episodes "Franken-Wedding/Bat Hair Day" premiere on Disney Channel.
  • The Fancy Nancy episodes "Nancy, La Poéte/Mon Amie... Grace?" premiere on Disney Channel.
  • The Andi Mack episode "The Quacks" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Sydney to the Max episode "Who Let the Dogs In?" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2020 - The Big City Greens episodes "Level Up/Wild Side" premiere on Disney Channel.
• 2025 - Disney Channel ends off their "Doodles" era with their 2014 logo & rebrands to the "Reflection" era with their 2024 logo.^[1]

Streaming

• 2023
  • Season 2 of The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder premieres on Disney+.
  • The National Treasure: Edge of History episode "A Meeting with Salazar" premieres on Disney+.
  • The Star Wars: The Bad Batch episode "Tribe" premieres on Disney+.

Home video releases

• 2000
  • Mulan (Gold Classic Collection release)
  • Tarzan
  • Pretty Woman: 10th Anniversary Edition (Touchstone Home Video)
• 2005
  • Mulan II
  • Mr. 3000 (Touchstone Home Entertainment)
  • Shall We Dance? (2004)
  • Carolina (Miramax Home Entertainment)
• 2011
  • Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2
  • Alice in Wonderland: 60th Anniversary Edition

Books

• 1997 - Just Be Nice: And Let Everyone Play!

Events

• 2010 - Production begins on the Playhouse Disney (rebranded to Disney Junior when it premiered) series Jake and the Never Land Pirates.^[2]

People

Births

• 1908 - Gene Sheldon † (actor and mime artist)
• 1913 - Leo Salkin † (animator and writer)
• 1937 - Garrett Morris (actor, comedian, and singer)
• 1938 - Sherman Hemsley † (actor, voice actor, and comedian)
• 1947 - Tony Baxter (senior vice president, creative development, Walt Disney Imagineering)
• 1954 - Bill Mumy (actor, comedian, writer, and musician)
• 1968 - Pauly Shore (actor, voice actor, comedian, director, writer, and producer)
• 1971 - Hynden Walch (voice actress, actress, and singer)
• 1981 - John Gemberling (actor and comedian)
• 1984
  • Cristina Milizia (voice actress)
  • Lee Thompson Young † (actor)
• 1987 - Heather Morris (actress, singer, dancer, and model)

Deaths

• 1971
  • Bob Hilliard (lyricist)
  • Harry Reeves (animator and screenwriter)
• 1988 - Heather O'Rourke (child actress)
• 1990 - Hal Ambro (animator and film director)
• 1991 - Jimmy MacDonald (sound effects artist and voice actor)
• 2024 - Carl Weathers (actor, voice actor, television director, and former professional football player)

References