Maybe it's the nostalgia talking, but I swear there were more than two seasons of Lizzie McGuire. Either way, there are 65 episodes to enjoy on Disney+, along with the 2003 film.

It most certainly is what dreams are made of, especially since a revival is on the way. Whether that ends up on Disney+ remains to be seen though, as Hilary Duff recently asked for the series to air on Hulu so that Lizzie's life as a 30-year-old isn't limited to "the ceiling of a PG rating", as she said in an Instagram post in February.

In 2014, FXX aired every episode of The Simpsons (522 at the time), which would take you eight-and-a-half days to complete the series without interruptions according to Time magazine — and yes, that's without sleep.

With well over 600 episodes (and counting), it'll likely take you nearly two weeks to watch the entire series. Sounds like a pretty good challenge to undertake during the current climate, don't you think?

Forget "Old Town Road," Hannah Montana was peak Billy Ray Cyrus. It was also a time where Miley's secret being discovered was the only worry in our lives.

On top of that, you can also watch the film and the Best of Both Worlds concert movie on the streaming service. Double win.

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According to Forbes, Scrooge McDuck's horde of treasure in Duck Tales has amassed him a fortune worth $44.1 billion. So why not journey back to where it all began, and take some pointers from the millionaire duck?

On top of that, Disney recently rebooted the series with none other than David Tennant taking over the role of Scrooge.

Basically Disney's answer to Harry Potter, Wizards of Waverly Place put an even more modern spin on everything magic — this time in Manhattan's Greenwich Village.

Like Hannah Montana, you can also watch the feature film on Disney+, too.

The staple of my childhood, Lilo & Stitch: The Series was a Saturday morning must-watch. The Hawaiian adventures of this duo were never enough for just one movie, and thankfully Disney knew that too.

You can also watch the first movie, along with its sequels, on the platform.

Aside from Hannah Montana, That's So Raven dominated the Disney Channel during the noughties. Now you can relive Raven Symone's all-seeing adventures with Chelsea and Eddie, alongside the recent reboot Raven's Home.

Kim Possible was one of Disney's most badass heroines growing up, and now she has the chance to inspire new generations through the wonders of streaming.

Forget Jughead, Cody will forever be Cole Sprouse to me. The Suite Life of Zack & Cody was always one of my go-to Disney Channel series as a kid, and remains to be one of the most memorable.

I mean, name a more iconic crossover than the That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana. Go on, I dare you.

Before the endless live-action X-Men movies, the group of super-mutant heroes were tied to Marvel's animated adaptation. X-Men stayed true to its comic book origins, but also dealt with a lot of real-world issues of the 90s.

These Mickey Mouse shorts are, well, quite short, but this is a great way to get into the mouse that started it all. Disney+ has a whole archive of the Mickey Mouse classics, like Steamboat Willie and The Little Whirlwind.

Alongside The Mandalorian, Disney+ has a library of Star Wars films and series at your disposal, including Star Wars: The Clone Wars. If you want to be more brushed up on your galactic lore, you'll want to add this series to your watchlist, pronto.

Everyone loves a '90s classic, and Boy Meets World is certainly one of them. The love story of Cory Matthews and Topanga Lawrence captivated kids for nearly a decade, and continued in 2014 with Girl Meets World — which is also available to watch on Disney+.

Another Marvel '90s classic, the animated Spider-Man series featured a whole host of familiar heroes and villains, including Wolverine, Blade, Punisher, and Venom.