Wildcats!

What team?

Wildcats!

Get your head in the game.

[LAUGHTER]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

We are back.

Happy New Year, and welcome to "What's Up, Disney+," where

we talk all things Disney+.

Yes, we are so happy to be back again.

We miss you all.

But, of course, we got some great goodness for you today.

How were your holidays, Andre?

Did you watch anything binge-worthy?

Actually, I did.

I've been revisiting the "X-Men" animated series from the '90s.

And, of course, I had to check out "Soul."

That got released on Christmas day from Disney and Pixar--

such a great movie, such good music in that movie.

Woo!

It is one of the most incredible

movies I've ever seen.

And I was happy to watch that on Christmas Day.

I'm all about the '90s, man.

I've been binging "Recess," just re-living

my childhood for the holidays.

Nice.

But enough about us.

We are all in this together for the celebration of "High School

Musical"'s 15th anniversary.

And, at the center of today's episode--

I'm really excited about this--

we are talking about Marvel Studios' "WandaVision."

I hope you are all warmed up.

The games begin now.

One might say we are officially breaking

free from the status quo.

And today, I actually brought a friend.

He played Chad Danforth, East High's most spirited athlete.

Corbin Bleu is here.

How are you?

[LAUGHS]

I'm great.

How are you?

Fantastic.

Cra,zy to see you over Zoom but happy to see

your smiling faces either way.

You guys look great.

Aw, thank you.

We're all in this together, even if we

have to be online with it.

[LAUGHTER]

There goes Andre with the puns.

It's been 15 years since "High School

Musical" first premiered.

How does it feel looking back on it today?

[LAUGHS] It's-- it's a beautiful gift that

continues to keep on giving.

Musicals had a little bit of a decline

or at least they just weren't in the spotlight as much.

To be a part of a project that all of a sudden gave this

resurgence, and even now, with "Hamilton,"

being able to watch that on Disney+,

it's amazing how it really was sort

of the first domino for this resurgence of musicals.

And I love how new generations continue to watch it.

It's really crazy.

It's really surreal.

But it's-- it's beautiful.

Speaking of musicals, we're dying to know what you think

about "High School Musical:

The Musical: The Series."

"The Series."

[LAUGHTER]

I got to say, I mean, they cast a rockin' cast.

When we were all doing it 15 years ago,

it was just a bunch of kids that were loving it,

and all really worked hard.

They really are the next wave of it.

They embody what-- what it is.

Thank you for paving the way with "High School Musical"

to lead to the series.

There were plenty of others that paved the way prior to us.

We were just carrying the torch on with the next line.

So Corbin, in celebration of the 15-year anniversary

of "High School Musical," we thought we would ask you 15

rapid-fire questions about you, the cast, and the "High

School Musical" trilogy.

You ready to play?

I'm already sweating.

[LAUGHTER]

OK.

ANDRE: What was your go-to snack during filming?

Instant mac and cheese, the-- the little ones in the cup.

Nice.

JENNY: What's a song/scene you wish you were in?

Oh, "Scream." The big rotating room?

ANDRE: Yeah.

CORBIN BLEU: That was the coolest thing.

I would have loved to get in that contraption.

ANDRE: Who flubbed their lines the most?

Everybody was usually pretty on it.

JENNY: Are you actually good at basketball?

No.

And it's not a secret.

It's not a secret that I'm not.

[LAUGHTER]

I'm-- I'm horrible.

You sing a song called, "I Don't Dance,"

but you can dance.

But-- - Uh huh. Yep.

ANDRE: --you act like you play basketball,

but you can't play basketball. [LAUGHS]

There it is.

ANDRE: Which cast member was most like their character

on set?

Monique, she really, like, embodied that character

even going on into life.

JENNY: What other character would you have loved

to play and in what scene?

Lucas's character Ryan is amazing.

Probably "I Want It All" would have been also a really,

really fun one to do.

ANDRE: "High School Musical 1," "2," or "3,"

which one is your favorite?

Ooh, "3." We had the biggest budget on that one.

JENNY: Name one of Chad's best qualities?

He's the rallier.

He can get everyone jazzed or psyched about whatever it is

that they've got ahead of them.

ANDRE: Who is the best dancer?

Oh, I mean--

[LAUGHTER]

I'm trained.

I grew up doing it.

I would definitely have to say, I think me.

JENNY: Who on set could bring the house down

with their singing?

Vanessa. She was the vocal queen on set.

ANDRE: Favorite couple that never

got together in the movie?

Me and Mo!

What?

Yeah!

I took her to prom.

Like, you never saw a kiss.

You never saw them, like, actually get together.

ANDRE: What scene took the longest to film?

Maybe "We're All in This Together"?

I think we shot that one over three days.

JENNY: What's a high school superlative for Chad?

Most likely to come back and coach.

That's a cool one.

Yeah, I feel like it's a more realistic one.

ANDRE: Who is the perfectionist out of the bunch?

Ashley, first one awake, she's always on set,

knew every single one of her lines.

JENNY: And finally, what team?

That's my line.

[LAUGHTER]

I gotta ask you that.

OK. Ask me.

Ask me.

What team?

(IN UNISION) Wildcats!

[LAUGHTER]

Wow, honestly, we learned a ton just now.

This has been a dream come true for us.

Thank you so much, Corbin, for being here with us.

Thank you.

Thank you for having me.

It was such a pleasure, guys.

Stream "High School Musical" on Disney+.

And let us know your favorite moments in the comments below.

And now, it's the start of something new with What's New.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

JENNY: Prepare for the premiere of Marvel Studios'

"WandaVision" by re-living Wanda Maximoff and Vision's stories

in "Marvel Studios' Legends."

The new series revisits the most iconic moments from the MCU.

And the first two episodes are now streaming on Disney+.

ANDRE: Peek behind the curtain to see

how the National Geographic team captures the magic

of Disney's Animal Kingdom.

Plus Brian Henson gives an exclusive tour through

The Henson Soundstage during production of the Disney+

original series "Earth to Ned."

All in the latest episode of "Disney Insider,"

streaming tomorrow.

JENNY: Speaking of "Earth to Ned,"

new episodes of the original series

are now streaming, featuring exciting guests

such as a Yvette Nicole Brown, Margaret

Cho, Molly Ringwald, and more.

ANDRE: "High School Musical:

The Musical: The Series" returns

later this year on Disney+.

Catch up with your favorite characters

over on Instagram, @HighSchoolMusicalSeries,

with exclusive content that covers some of the juicy drama

and cliffhangers of season one.

Classic television meets the Marvel Cinematic Universe

when two super-powered beings attempt to live

the idealized suburban life.

This is Marvel Studios' "WandaVision."

Yes, the premiere of "WandaVision" is tomorrow,

so set those alarms.

It's finally happening.

It's finally happening.

I feel like we've been talking about this

for a very long time.

And now, we get to sit and watch.

And again, I'm so excited.

And then I love all of the classic sitcoms

that it's paying homage to.

I am thrilled.

This show was meant for me.

I'm really excited.

Yes, the whole sitcom aesthetic is

so great, even heard a laugh track a couple

of times in the trailers.

But obviously, there's something going on behind the scenes,

per se.

We don't know what.

So it's going to be nice to watch this series

and see it all unfold.

Now, get ready.

Because we caught up with the cast of Marvel

Studios' "WandaVision."

Take a look.

Hi, I'm Elizabeth Olsen.

And today, we're playing This or That Through the Decades.

1950s: Drive-in movies or sock hops?

Drive-in movies, because I don't really

know what a sock hop is.

For sure, drive-in movies.

Not a question.

Drive-in movies.

I'm a movie guy.

I'll say sock hop.

Poodle skirts or cat-eye sunglasses?

I'm going to go with cat-eye sunglasses.

Because I've already worn too many poodle

skirts in my childhood.

I'm rather partial to cat-eye sunglasses.

Cat-eye sunglasses. I think I own a bunch myself.

Lava lamps or bell-bottoms?

Bell-bottoms, absolutely.

I'm picking lava lamps.

Because I have never understood bell-bottoms.

Because I don't have a bell-shaped legs.

Oh, lava lamps, I like cool lighting.

Tie-dye shirts or paisley print?

Right now, I'm going to say paisley print,

because I'm chilly.

I own a lot of tie-dye, actually, even to this day.

I'm going to go with the paisley print.

I like some flowers.

I would rather not choose either.

But I will-- I will go with the tie-dye

just for the sake of this game.

Skateboards or roller skates?

Skateboards, I'm a kid from California.

Roller skates, but I would hurt myself doing either.

I'm going roller skates.

Because I think they're super cool and somehow still hip.

Sideburns or feathered hair?

Feathered hair, please.

I'm really partial to a sideburn.

Do I have to choose?

I like both.

Arcade games or mixtapes?

Mixtapes!