June 5

Theatrical releases

Shorts

• 1930 - Arctic Antics
• 2000 - For the Birds (Annecy Film Festival)

Films

• 1987 - Benji the Hunted

Television

• 1957 - The Disneyland episode "Operation Deepfreeze" premieres on ABC.
• 1988 - The Disney Channel Premiere Film Night Train to Kathmandu premieres on the Disney Channel.
• 1999
  • Disney's Doug episode "Doug's Adventures On-Line" premieres on ABC.
  • The following episodes of Mickey Mouse Works premieres on ABC.
    • "Von Drake's House of Genius: Remote Controlled Laser Lawn Mower"
    • "Pluto vs. the Watchdog"
    • "Donald's Dynamite: Opera Box"
    • "Around the World in Eighty Days"
• 2006 - The W.I.T.C.H. episode "A is for Anonymous" premieres.
• 2009 - The Suite Life on Deck episode "Cruisin' for a Bruisin'" premieres on the Disney Channel.
• 2011 - So Random! premieres on the Disney Channel, as well as the Good Luck Charlie episode "Charlie Shakes it Up!" (a crossover with Shake it Up).
• 2012
  • The final Mater's Tall Tales short in the Cars Toons series "Time Travel Mater" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Jake and the Never Land Pirates episode "A Feather in Hook's Hat" premieres on the Disney Channel.
• 2015
  • The Girl Meets World episode "Girl Meets the Tell-Tale-Tot" premieres on the Disney Channel.
  • Part one of the Jessie episode "Rossed at Sea" premieres on the Disney Channel.
  • The Star vs. the Forces of Evil episodes "Monster Arm/The Other Exchange Student" premiere on Disney Channel (originally premiered on Disney XD on April 6).
• 2016
  • The Liv and Maddie episode "Skyvolt-a-Rooney" premieres on the Disney Channel.
  • Part 2 of the Season 3 Premiere of Girl Meets World "Girl Meets High School" airs on the Disney Channel.
• 2020
  • The Muppet Babies episodes "Animal Gets the Sneezies/Library Leapfrog" premiere on Disney Channel.
  • The Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures episodes "Donald's Fast Food 500/Mini-Helpers" premiere on the Disney Channel.
  • The Sydney to the Max episode "Crush Hour" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Coop & Cami Ask the World episode "Would You Wrather Say Goodbye?" premieres on the Disney Channel.
• 2025 - The Revival/Fifth season of Phineas and Ferb will premiere simultaneously on the Disney Channel and Disney XD.^[1][2][3]

Online

• 2023 - The Chibi Tiny Tales short "Happy Pride from Disney Channel 🌈" releases on the Disney Channel YouTube channel.

Theme park happenings

• 1972 - If You Had Wings opens at Magic Kingdom.
• 1999 - The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh opens at Magic Kingdom.

Events

• 1995 - Walt Disney World announces its plans for Animal Kingdom.

Home media

• 2001 - Oliver & Company (Canadian VHS)
• 2012
  • John Carter
  • Phineas and Ferb - The Perry Files
  • Cocktail
• 2018
  • Peter Pan: 65th Anniversary Edition: Signature Collection
  • Return to Never Land
  • A Wrinkle in Time

Streaming

Series

• 2019 - The Handmaid Tales' third season premieres on Hulu with "Night", "Mary and Martha", and "Useful".
• 2020
  • Be Our Chef episode "The Spectacular Finale" premieres on Disney+.
  • Disney Family Sundays episode "101 Dalmatians: Onesie" premieres on Disney+.
  • Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian episode "Process" premieres on Disney+.
  • Disney Insider episode "Artemis Adventure, Taste of Disney, Runaway Railway" premieres on Disney+.
  • It's a Dog's Life with Bill Farmer episode "Disaster Rescue Dogs & A Dog Mayor" premieres on Disney+.
  • One Day at Disney episode "George Montano: Plasterer" premieres on Disney+.
  • Pixar in Real Life episode "The Incredibles: New York City Dash" premieres on Disney+.

People

Births

• 1914 - Stan Jones † (songwriter, actor, and singer)
• 1945 - Bruce Bayley Johnson (voice actor)
• 1953 - Kathleen Kennedy (producer and president of Lucasfilm)
• 1961 - Mary Kay Bergman † (voice actress and voice-over teacher)
• 1962
  • Jeff Garlin (stand-up comedian, actor, producer, voice artist, director, screenwriter, and author)
  • Ken Hudson Campbell (actor and voice actor)
• 1970 - Stephen J. Anderson (animator, storyboard artist, film director, screenwriter, and voice actor)
• 1971 - Mark Wahlberg (actor, comedian, producer, businessman, and former model and rapper)
• 1979 - Pete Wentz (bassist)

Deaths

• 1996 - Vito Scotti (veteran character actor)
• 1998 - Jeanette Nolan (actress)
• 2004 - Ronald Reagan (actor, politician, and 40th President of the United States of America)
• 2012 - Ray Bradbury (writer and author)

References