A nostalgic look at an infamous 1970’s disco era club and a live-action movie based on a kids-targeted animated superhero lead a bevy of new series and specials launching this week.

A&E today (Feb. 11) premieres Studio 54, a documentary movie that looks at the glamorous New York City dance club that shaped the culture of New York City in the 1970s.

On Feb. 15, Disney Channel debuts Kim Possible, a live-action original movie based on the network’s popular animated series of the 2000s.

Here are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting this week on cable networks and streaming services:

Feb. 11 -- Studio 54 (documentary) -- A&E

Feb. 12 -- Boomerang (series) -- BET

Feb. 12 -- Miracle Workers (comedy series) -- TBS

Feb. 13 -- Weird City (anthology series) -- YouTube

Feb. 14 -- Dating Around (reality) -- Netflix

Feb. 15 -- Doom Patrol (series) -- DC Universe

Feb. 15 -- Fast Layne (series) -- Disney Channel

Feb. 15 -- Kim Possible (movie) -- Disney Channel 

Feb. 15 -- Lorena (series) -- Prime video

Feb. 15 -- The Umbrella Academy -- Netflix

A&E on Feb. 11 will debut a new original documentary special, Studio 54, showcasing the famed dance club, the network said Tuesday.

The special follows the birth and explosion of Studio 54 beginning in 1978 as the place to be seen in New York City during the disco music era to its financial decline and eventual demise by 1980.

The special will include interviews with club founder Ian Schrager and others associated with the club, as well as feature newly discovered footage and photos, according to the network.

Studio 54 is produced by Altimeter Films and Passion Pictures, with John Battsek and Corey Reeser serving as producers, according to A&E.