Streaming service Disney+ will make its long-awaited debut on Nov. 12 with a number of original series, specials and movies that highlight this week’s show premieres.

Among the new shows debuting on Disney+ is a retelling of the classic Disney movie Lady and the Tramp, as well as The Mandalorian — the first live-action series set in the Star Wars universe, and The World According to Jeff Goldblum, a reality series originally slated to debut on National Geographic channel.

On the returning series front, Prime Video will debut the fourth and final season if its sci-fi/drama series The Man In The High Castle on Nov. 15, while Netflix will premiere the third season of its Emmy-winning drama series The Crown on Nov. 17.

Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting this week on cable networks and streaming services (for some videos, viewer discretion is advised):

Nov. 12 — Encore! (reality) — Disney+

Nov. 12 — High School Musical; The Musical: The Series (dramedy) — Disney+

Nov. 12 — Marvel’s Hero Project (reality) — Disney+

Nov. 12 — Noelle (movie) — Disney+

Nov. 13 — The Preppy Murder: Death in Central Park (miniseries) — Sundance/AMC

Nov. 15 — Dollface (comedy) — Hulu

Nov. 15 — Earthquake Bird (movie) — Netflix

Nov. 15 -- Pariah: The Lives and Deaths of Sonny Liston (movie) -- Showtime

Nov. 17 — Ray Donovan (returning series) — Showtime 

AMC will develop a limited series based on the infamous 1980s "Preppie Murder," part of a series of new projects from AMC, the network announced during its Television Critics Association press tour Thursday. 

The five-part The Preppy Murder: Death in Central Park -- which will be simulcast on both AMC and Sundance TV over three consecutive nights beginning Nov. 13 -- re-examines the 1986 killing of Jennifer Levin at the hands of Robert Chambers, said Sarah Barnett, president, entertainment networks for AMC Networks.

“In the mid to late 1980s, two epic crimes rocked New York and the broader country -- the Central Park Five case and the murder of Jennifer Levin,” said Barnett. “These events have a few things in common: they both took place in Central Park and the prosecutor who tried both cases was Linda Fairstein. “What’s more, together they shine a startling light on how race, gender and socioeconomics profoundly influenced the course of justice.”

Barnett also confirmed the second season renewal of horror series NOS4A2 and the season six renewal of zombie-themed series Fear the Walking Dead.

Other series premiere dates announced include season 10 of The Walking Dead (Oct. 10), Preacher (Aug. 4), Lodge 49 and The Terror: Infamy (Aug. 12), and Hip Hop: The Songs That Shook America (Oct. 13).