Aladdin is an orphan living on the streets of the city of Agrabah, continually outwitting and avoiding local law enforcement. One day he meets a young girl--also hiding from the guards--who is actually Princess Jasmine, seeking to escape from a disagreement with her father the Sultan about her marriage. He gallantly conceals her, and promptly falls in love. Soon, the Grand Vizier Jafar divines that Aladdin represents the key to his plans, and tricks...

Shimmer and Shine sail through the Rainbow Waterfall into Rainbow Zahramay, a hidden world of new genie friends, mermaids, flower sprites and more.

Return to Zahramay Falls with Shimmer and Shine in eight new magical adventures introducing some of the genies' most fantastical friends, including Princess Samira who rules over Zahramay Falls, the ever-scheming Zeta the sorceress, the spunky mermaid Nila, a new genie-friend named Kaz, the Ice Genie Layla, a Lightning Genie-In-Training named Shaya and The Crystal Queen herself - Empress Caliana! Join them all for a divine time!

Mischief is bubbling up in eight spellbinding tales! When Zeta conjures up ways to steal Leah's voice, take a magical scepter, shrink ALL of the genies, and more! Shimmer and Shine must use teamwork and genie magic to save the day! Plus, see how Zeta and Princess Samira first met!

Soar through the clouds to the all-new, sparkle-dusted world of Zahramay Skies, with the fraternal twin genies and Leah on their incredible Zahracorns in these seven high-flying adventures!

It's time to glitter and glow in these seven sparkling episodes, including a double-length special. Join Shimmer and Shine as they meet the Glitter Genie, learn Glitter Magic, light up the world with Glitter Pets, save a glitter volcano, and more!

Love, Angel, Music, Baby, and their inspirational leader G all love to sing, dance and sport the latest kawaii fashions. With help from their loveably incompetent manager Rudie, HJT travels all over to put on shows from their fans. Although they are totally talented, every time they start a gig, something wild and crazy happens before they finish the first bar. It's not easy performing while being attacked by space aliens.

Finding immediate fame in the opening title sequence of Blake Edwards' 1964 classic comedy The Pink Panther, the feline embodiment of the Swinging Sixties cool quickly become the star of his own animated short. Unlike the loud and manic characters of other animation studios, it was light and easygoing, and moved to the rhythm of jazzy theme music, usually thwarting the plans of a variety of uptight 'little men'.