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One of only two Disney series left on Netflix and receives regular updates is the Disney Channel series. Bunk. After completing its season 6 on Disney Channel, it is now expected to hit Netflix in the United States in June 2023.
Pamela Eells O’Connell created the series for It’s a Laugh Productions as a spin-off of the popular Disney Channel babysitting sitcom Jessie, starring Debby Ryan. Initially, she followed a summer camp in the fictional town of Moose Rump, Maine, and featured Peyton List, Karan Brar, and Skai Jackson reprising their roles as Jessie. The show severed all ties in season 4 when Ross’s former children left and featured a revolving cast of younger campers.
This change breathed new life into the series and it ultimately became the first Disney Channel series in history to reach seasons 5, 6 and, later this year, seven seasons. The currently airing season 6 serves as a soft reboot and even added a subtitle that renamed it as Bunk’d: Learning the Ropes. The returning cast moves to another fictional butt-inspired town: Dusty Tush, Wyoming. Here, the characters hope to establish the first Kikiwaka ranch. New Western influences are felt throughout the oversized 30-episode season, and for the first time, a season-long story about buried treasure provides a full line-up.
Season 6 premiered on Disney Channel on June 10, 2022, and is scheduled to conclude on May 21, 2023. A month later, season 6 of bunk is scheduled to hit Netflix US on June 20, 2023.
Who are the current stars?
The only Bunk’d: Learning the Ropes remaining cast member from season 1 is miranda maywho plays the ineffective and seemingly now famous author, the camp director, Lou. trevor tordjman he continues in the role of the good-hearted goofball, co-owner Parker that he originated in season 5. israel johnson he plays Noah, the only counselor to make the trip to Wyoming. The puppet-loving aspiring actor has been around since season 4. Mallory James Mahoney she has the second longest tenure with her environmentalist/pageant queen character Destiny Baker cooking sass since season 3, but now she’s also a counselor!
That just leaves the (only!) 3 campers who seem to care, all new additions to the cast for Season 6. Shiloh Verrico plays Winnie, who really likes to blow things up, alfredo lewisBill aspires to be a real cowboy and maybe make some friends along the way, and Jake, played by Lucas Buseyhe is a player with a heart of gold and a mind of mush.
Bunk’d: Learning the Ropes | Image: Disney
Will other Netflix regions get bunk beds?
A year ago, we would have said, «certainly not,» but since Bob Iger returned as CEO of Disney, he’s removed its moratorium on new license agreements. While it promises that Disney+ won’t remove content from its core brands like Pixar, Marvel or Star Wars, it has made it clear that its general entertainment brands are fair game. The Disney Channel doesn’t fall into that category, and it’s highly unlikely that Disney will license shows from the Disney Channel or Disney Junior exclusively. However, a shared license to bunk in some countries together with Disney + it is not unreasonable.
Still, don’t hold your breath.
When bunk Leave Netflix?
bunk it is a long way from being available on Disney+ US. the contract of bunk is the useful life of the series + 4 years. They have already renewed the series for 20 more episodes. According to a source close to production, the next The seventh season will premiere on July 23, 2023 on Disney Channel. On May 7, it was announced that 12 of the 20 episodes were filmed before the show. stopped production in support of the WGA strike. This is likely to push back plans to wrap up the season later this year, meaning the earliest the seventh (and almost certainly final) season could air on Netflix is now early 2024.
So, Disney+ US subscribers eager to watch the longest-running Disney Channel show in history and complete the Jessie franchise are going to be very unhappy to learn the the show will not be available to stream on Disney+ US until 2028. If the impossible happens and the show is renewed for an eighth season, the removal is further delayed. However, as we learned in February 2022 when Disney paid Netflix to buy Daredevil Jessica Jones American Horror Story, and other off-platform series many years before the end of their contracts, a renegotiation is possible. Maybe one day Disney will figure it out and bring bunk to Disney+ US sooner, but until then you’ll need to stay subscribed to Netflix.
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