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How to Remove Content From Your Continue Watching List on Disney+

By Matthew Lynch
June 23, 2023
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Disney+, the streaming service from the media giant that has taken the entertainment world by storm, offers a wealth of content for viewers of all ages. From classic Disney animated features to live-action films, TV shows spanning various eras, and documentaries covering everything from nature to space exploration, there is something for everyone on Disney+. However, despite being a treasure trove of entertainment, there may be times when you want to remove certain titles from your Continue Watching list, for various reasons. Maybe you accidentally clicked on a show or movie, or maybe you watched it but don’t want it to clutter your list anymore. Whatever the reason, the good news is that it’s easy to remove content from your Continue Watching list. Here’s how:

Step 1: Open Disney+

The first step is to open the Disney+ app or website and log in to your account. Once you’re signed in, you should see your personalized homepage, which displays your Continue Watching list along with other recommendations.

Step 2: Locate the title you want to remove

Scroll through the list of titles in your Continue Watching row until you find the one you want to remove. You should see a thumbnail image of the show or movie, along with a progress bar indicating how far along you are in the content.

Step 3: Click on the icon

Hover your cursor over the thumbnail image of the title you want to remove, and you should see an icon with three dots in the corner. Click on this icon to access the options menu.

Step 4: Choose “Remove from Continue Watching”

In the options menu, you will see a few different choices, such as “Add to Watchlist” or “View Details”, but the one you want to select is “Remove from Continue Watching”. Click on this option, and the selected title will be removed from your list.

Step 5: Confirm the removal

After clicking “Remove from Continue Watching”, you may be asked to confirm your decision. If so, click “Yes” or “OK” to confirm that you want to remove the title from your list.

Step 6: Repeat as needed

If you have multiple titles you want to remove from your list, simply repeat steps 2-5 for each one until you have cleared your Continue Watching row of unwanted content.

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