November 2

Theatrical releases[]

Shorts[]

• 1951 - Out of Scale
• 2001 - For the Birds
• 2011
  • Mater Private Eye
  • Moon Mater
• 2012 - Paperman

Films[]

• 2001 - Monsters, Inc.
• 2012 - Wreck-It Ralph
• 2018 - The Nutcracker and the Four Realms

Television[]

• 1983 - Happy Birthday, Mickey premieres on the Disney Channel.
• 1985
  • The Adventures of the Gummi Bears episodes "Loopy, Go Home/A-Hunting We Will Go" premieres on NBC.
  • The Wuzzles episode "Eleroo's Wishday" premieres on CBS.
• 1987 - The DuckTales episode "Catch as Cash Can (Part 1)", also known as "A Drain on the Economy" premieres in syndication.
• 1989
  • The DuckTales episode "Metal Attraction" premieres in syndication.
  • The Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers episode "Does Pavlov Ring a Bell" premieres in syndication.
• 1991 - The Darkwing Duck episode "Battle of the Brainteasers" premieres on ABC.
• 1992 - The Goof Troop episode "And Baby Makes Three" premieres in syndication.
• 1993 - The Bonkers episode "I Oughta Be in Toons" premieres in syndication.
• 1994 - The Aladdin episode "Snowman is an Island" premieres in syndication.
• 1996
  • The Disney's Doug episode "Doug's Patti Beef" premieres on ABC.
  • The Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles episode "And Justice for All" premieres on ABC.
  • The Mighty Ducks episode "Jurassic Puck" premieres on ABC.
  • The Jungle Cubs episode "Who Wants to Be a Baboon?" premieres on ABC.
• 1997
  • Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella, a movie made for The Wonderful World of Disney, premieres on ABC.
  • The Muppets Tonight episode "Paula Abdul" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 1998 - The Hercules episode "Hercules and the Dream Date" premieres in syndication.
• 2000 - The Buzz Lightyear of Star Command episode "Clone Rangers" premieres on UPN and in syndication.
• 2001
  • The Proud Family episode "Forbidden Date" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Even Stevens episode "Sadie Hawkins Day" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2002 - The Fillmore! episode "Next Stop, Armageddon" premieres on ABC.
• 2007 - The Wizards of Waverly Place episode "New Employee" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2008 - The season three premiere of Hannah Montana, "He Ain't a Hottie, He's My Brother", premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2009 - The Zeke and Luther episode "Soul Bucket" premieres on Disney XD.
• 2012
  • Part Two of the Tron: Uprising episode "Scars" premieres on Disney XD.
  • The Motorcity episode "Like Father, Like Daughter" premieres on Disney XD.
  • The Jessie episode "Make New Friends, but Hide the Old" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Phineas and Ferb episode "This is Your Backstory" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2014
  • The 7D episodes "Uncle Humidor/Grim the Genius" premiere on Disney XD.
  • The Binny and the Ghost episode "Poof Went the Weasel" premieres on Disney Channel Germany.
  • The Doc McStuffins episode "Let the Nightingale Sing" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Liv and Maddie episode "Match-a-Rooney" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Once Upon a Time episode "Family Business" premieres on ABC.
  • The I Didn't Do It episode "Bicycle Thief" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2015
  • The Henry Hugglemonster episodes "Scout's Honor/Home Sweet Hugglehome" premiere on Disney Jr.
  • The Doc McStuffins episodes "Demitri the Dazzling!/Smitten With a Kitten" and "The Search for Squibbles/Factory Fabulous" premiere on Disney Channel.
• 2017 - The Pickle and Peanut episodes "Watchin' Darlin'/Petting Zoo" premiere on Disney XD.
• 2018
  • The Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures episodes "Pluto and the Pup/Trouble at Floochi's!" premiere on Disney Channel.
  • The PJ Masks episodes "The Wolfy Plan/The Lizard Theft" premiere on Disney Channel.
  • The Puppy Dog Pals episodes "One Small Ruff for Pup-kind/The Lost Bouncy Ball" premiere on Disney Channel.
  • The Fancy Nancy episodes "Ice Skater Extraordinary/Nancy L'Artiste" premiere on Disney Channel.
  • The Andi Mack episode "Hole in the Wall" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Coop & Cami Ask the World episode "Would You Wrather Have Potato Pants?" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Raven's Home episode "New Dog, Old Trick" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2019
  • The Lion Guard episode "Journey to the Pride Lands" premieres on Disney Jr. (originally premiered on the DisneyNow app on September 2).
  • The Bunk'd episode "Mo-Squito Mo Problems" premieres on Disney Channel.
  • The Coop & Cami Ask the World episode "Would You Wrather Have a Frozen Phone?" premieres on Disney Channel.
• 2020
  • The PJ Masks episodes "Munki-gu's Dragon/Gekko Loves Lionel" premiere on Disney Jr.
  • The DuckTales (2017) episode "The Split Sword of Swanstantine!" premieres on Disney XD.
• 2023 - The Firebuds episodes "Sugar Crash/The Cut N' Chrome Caper" premiere on Disney Jr.
• 2024 - The Zombies: The Re-Animated Series episodes "A Fridge Too Far/The Ter-meh-nator" premiere simultaneously on Disney Channel and Disney XD (originally released on Disney+ on October 9).

Streaming[]

Television[]

• 2022
  • The Mysterious Benedict Society episode "A Gold Bar in Fort Knox" premieres on Disney+.
  • The Andor episode "Nobody's Listening!" premieres on Disney+.
• 2023 - The Loki episode "Science-Fiction" premieres on Disney+.

Home media[]

• 2004
  • Around the World in 80 Days
  • America's Heart and Soul (released exclusively at Costco stores)
• 2010
  • Hannah Montana Forever: Who is Hannah Montana?
  • Cars Toons: Mater's Tall Tales
  • Toy Story 3
• 2021
  • Melody Time
  • Make Mine Music

Books[]

• 1993 - The Art of Mickey Mouse: Artists Interpret the World's Favorite Mouse

Character debuts[]

• 2001 - Sulley, Mike Wazowski, Boo, Celia Mae, Henry J. Waternoose, Randall Boggs, Fungus, Roz, George Sanderson, Yeti
• 2012 - Wreck-It Ralph, Fix-It Felix Jr., Vanellope von Schweetz, Sergeant Calhoun, King Candy, Sour Bill, Mr. Litwak
• 2018 - The Sugar Plum Fairy, Clara Stahlbaum, Hawthorne, Benjamin Stahlbaum, Shiver, Mother Ginger, Drosselmeyer, Phillip the Nutcracker, Louise Stahlbaum, Fritz Stahlbaum, Marie Stahlbaum, Mouse King

Events[]

• 2012 - Disney Channel began development on the Boy Meets World sequel series Girl Meets World,^[1] which was then ordered in June 2013.^[2]

People[]

Births[]

• 1966 - David Schwimmer (actor, comedian, producer, and director)
• 1975 - Danny Cooksey (voice actor, actor, singer, and musician)

Deaths[]

• 1986 - Paul Frees (actor, voice actor, impressionist, and screenwriter)
• 1995 - Gil Lamb (actor)

References[]