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It seems like streaming service Disney+ is making sure that no one gets bored and have a binge watch some good content while stuck at home during this quarantine period. Disney Plus is all set with yet another exciting film to watch. Let us have a quick look into the details further.
Don’t Forget To Watch The Longest Daycare Only At Disney +! Have a Look.
Apparently, the animated short piece from the popular series The Simpsons titled Longest Daycare is all set to join the rest of the series on Disney+, slated to begin on 29th May. The upcoming four-minute film revolves around Maggie’s return on the Ayn Rand School for Tots and some more of her bittersweet rivalry with the unibrow-sporting Baby Gerald.
Join Maggie Simpson On Yet Another Crazy Adventure!
Don’t forget to watch the adventures of Maggie and her all-time rival, Gerald in this adorable short project. Take a look at the exclusive image posted on Twitter by the show’s official page. Have a look at the adorable Maggie Simpson.
*pacifier suck* *pacifier suck* ? The Oscar-nominated animated short film from #TheSimpsons, Maggie Simpson in “The Longest Daycare,” is coming May 29 to #DisneyPlus. #DisneyBundle pic.twitter.com/b4LExeKSw1
— Disney+ (@disneyplus) May 20, 2023
Not only that but the streaming service is already home for yet another of Maggie’s adventure titled A Playdate With Destiny. The story revolves around Maggie facing some mishaps on the Park only to be saved by a young baby. The story takes a complicated turn when this baby steals Maggie’s heart and Maggie can’t wait to see her beloved on the following day, but things don’t go quite as she planned.
Disney+ Is Exclusively Housing Some Short Films From The Popular Simpson Series.
Moreover, while Playdate With Destiny was initially conceived as part of a story for an episode of The Simpsons. The story eventually got picked up and turned into its own short film. Disney+ is going to bring about several other cool projects that we’re rushed to Disney+ early in the pandemic, shortly after stay-at-home orders closed most American theaters due to social distancing.
