Singapore’s streaming landscape is buzzing, and Disney+ continues to hold its own as a major player in the entertainment space. With its robust catalogue of franchises, beloved classics, and fresh original content, the platform remains a go-to destination for everything from nostalgia-driven sitcom marathons to the latest Marvel drop.
In July 2025, Disney+ Singapore has delivered yet another month of compelling, binge-worthy content. Whether you’re in it for edge-of-your-seat thrillers, animated gems for the whole family, or heartfelt dramas, this month’s Top 10 reveals what Singaporeans are loving—and why. From long-standing staples like Modern Family and Grey’s Anatomy to newly debuted series like Ironheart and ZOMBIES 4, the variety on offer caters to every demographic.
Let’s dive into the most-watched titles this month and explore what’s keeping Singaporean viewers glued to their screens.
Modern Family
Brief Description:
A heartwarming and hilariously chaotic mockumentary-style sitcom that follows the diverse Pritchett-Dunphy clan through life’s highs and lows.
Why It’s Popular:
Modern Family enjoys perennial popularity in Singapore, especially among millennials and young parents who appreciate the show’s mix of humour, emotion, and relatability. Its short episode format and binge-worthy appeal make it an easy choice for daily viewing.
Key Highlights:
- Universally relatable themes
- Fantastic ensemble cast
- Great for casual or marathon viewing
Ironheart
Brief Description:
Riri Williams, a brilliant young inventor, creates a suit to rival Iron Man’s, stepping into the superhero spotlight in this new Marvel series.
Why It’s Popular:
The MCU continues to dominate viewing charts, and Ironheart taps into Singapore’s strong Marvel fan base. With ties to Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, it offers lore expansion while introducing a fresh, compelling lead.
Key Highlights:
- Part of the ever-evolving MCU
- Strong lead performance and diverse representation
- Explores themes of innovation and identity
Bluey
Brief Description:
An award-winning animated series about a lovable Australian Blue Heeler pup and her family.
Why It’s Popular:
Bluey has become a household name for families across Singapore. Its gentle humour, emotional intelligence, and short, digestible episodes make it perfect for kids and surprisingly meaningful for adults too.
Key Highlights:
- Perfect for families
- Teaches empathy and creativity
- Frequently praised for realistic parenting portrayal
The Bear
Brief Description:
A high-stress drama set in a Chicago sandwich shop, starring Jeremy Allen White as a fine-dining chef returning to run his late brother’s restaurant.
Why It’s Popular:
The show’s raw, frenetic energy and deeply personal storytelling have found an audience among Singaporean foodies and drama lovers alike. Its portrayal of kitchen chaos resonates with the city’s food-centric culture.
Key Highlights:
- Gritty and emotionally layered
- Stellar performances
- Appeals to fans of culinary culture and indie drama
Grey’s Anatomy
Brief Description:
A long-running medical drama chronicling the professional and personal lives of surgeons at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital.
Why It’s Popular:
Singapore viewers continue to love medical dramas, and Grey’s Anatomy offers a compelling mix of romance, tragedy, and medical intrigue. Many viewers return for favourite arcs or to relive the highs and lows.
Key Highlights:
- Iconic characters and storylines
- High rewatch value
- A cultural mainstay in the drama genre
ZOMBIES 4: Dawn of the Vampires
Brief Description:
The latest instalment in Disney’s musical ZOMBIES franchise introduces a new supernatural twist: vampires.
Why It’s Popular:
Singaporean teens and preteens have latched onto the film’s high-energy music, dance sequences, and inclusive messaging. Its July 2025 release created a surge of excitement among younger audiences.
Key Highlights:
- Catchy musical numbers
- Themes of acceptance and friendship
- Popular among Gen Z and tweens
Desperate Housewives
Brief Description:
A dark comedy-drama that follows a group of women living on Wisteria Lane, exploring secrets, lies, and suburban chaos.
Why It’s Popular:
Desperate Housewives has found a second life on Disney+, resonating with viewers who missed it during its original run. The show’s mix of satire, drama, and mystery appeals to those nostalgic for early 2000s TV.
Key Highlights:
- Twisty and entertaining
- Great for binge-watching
- Surprising emotional depth
9-1-1
Brief Description:
An action-packed procedural drama focusing on first responders in Los Angeles.
Why It’s Popular:
Singaporean audiences enjoy fast-paced, procedural dramas, and 9-1-1 delivers. Its blend of real-life inspired rescues, emotional moments, and character-driven arcs appeals across age groups.
Key Highlights:
- High-stakes storytelling
- Ensemble cast chemistry
- Regularly trending among action-drama fans
How I Met Your Mother
Brief Description:
A sitcom chronicling Ted Mosby’s journey to finding “the one”, told through a series of flashbacks to his young adult life in New York.
Why It’s Popular:
Singaporeans have long gravitated to HIMYM for its humour, iconic one-liners, and relationship drama. It’s one of those shows people rewatch time and again, and it continues to climb the Disney+ ranks.
Key Highlights:
- Bingeable with high rewatch value
- Endearing, if polarising, ending
- A staple of 2000s sitcom culture
StuGo
Brief Description:
A brand-new animated comedy series about four students stuck in a “supernatural government” boarding school.
Why It’s Popular:
With a quirky concept and strong voice cast, StuGo is gaining traction among older kids and animation fans. Its satirical tone and paranormal elements set it apart from standard animated fare.
Key Highlights:
- Original concept
- Smart humour and suspense
- Great for older children and teens
Honourable Mentions
- Moana 2: Still charting from its March release, this sequel continues to be a hit with families.
- Andor (Season 2): The slow-burn Star Wars series has reignited interest with its mature tone and high-stakes storytelling.
- Law and the City: A surprise hit with fans of legal drama and female-led ensembles.
Conclusion
July 2025 on Disney+ Singapore proves the platform’s winning strategy: a seamless blend of nostalgia, family-friendly favourites, and buzz-worthy new content. Longtime classics like Modern Family and Grey’s Anatomy are standing strong, while newer series such as Ironheart and StuGo are pushing the envelope and drawing fresh viewers. The enduring success of animated content—from Bluey to ZOMBIES 4—also reflects the importance of family programming in Singapore’s viewing habits.
If you haven’t explored this month’s Top 10, now’s the perfect time to queue up some new favourites. And with more exciting content on the horizon—think new Marvel phases, Star Wars spinoffs, and Disney animated originals—August promises even more reasons to stay glued to your screens.
Ready to start watching?
- Sign up for Disney+ in Singapore: https://www.disneyplus.com/en-sg
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