Introduction
Do you know what would make the perfect follow-up to Monsters, Inc.? A TV series about Mike, Sully, and the rest of the gang takes place after the events of Monsters University. Fortunately, Disney+ has us covered. The new series Monsters At Work is a spinoff of Pixar’s classic film franchise and takes place six months after Monstropolis switched over to power that’s generated by laughter rather than screams. And while not a Pixar production, it was produced by ICON Creative Studios, Canada. Let’s know how to watch monsters at work.
- It follows the life of a new character and legacy scarer Tylor Tuskman as he tries to shake away the previous traditions of scaring and adjust to the new Laugh Program, a program that promotes the supply of stronger current in Monstropolis through comedic performance to the human kids of the human world. It’s a great start for new watchers and a nostalgic touch for older ones.
With a widely talented voice cast of:
Originals, John Goodman(Sulley) and Billy Crystal(Mike) and other big names like Mindy Kaling(Val Little), Henry Winkler(Fritz), and others including Ben Feldman(Tylor Tuckman), Lucas Neff(Duncan), Jennifer Tilly(Celia), etc.
But if you’re not a Disney+ subscriber yet, what are your options for streaming this new show? We’ve got all the info below.
Monsters At Work release date
Monsters At Work was released on Disney Plus on the 7th of June 2021. The spin-off series will continue the story of Monsters Inc, with Mike Wazowski and James P. “Sulley” Sullivan working as scarers in an alternate universe and trying to deal with their new responsibilities as parents.
The TV show was originally going to be titled ‘Monsters at Play’ but later changed its name due to concerns about confusion among viewers who might mistake it for a preschool show aimed at children under five years old (or even younger). The official title refers back to a line from Monsters University where Sulley tells Boo that he doesn’t want her to grow up too fast because “you’re still my best friend.” That line is also referenced by his daughter Celia when she’s upset about having moved away from her father after college graduation; she says she wants him around so he can see how much she’s grown up over time.
Watch Monsters Inc on Disney Plus now
Disney Plus is available on all major devices, including:
iOS and Android phones.
Smart TVs (Samsung, LG, etc).
Apple TV.
How to watch Monsters At Work in 4K HDR on Disney Plus
If you want to watch Monsters At Work in 4K HDR on Disney Plus, here’s how: First, sign up for a free trial. Second, download the Disney Plus app (or open it if you already have it) and log in using your new account information. After that, go back to the main menu and select “Search,” then type “Monsters at Work.” You’ll see several options including streaming service Hulu with Live TV as well as Netflix and HBO Max—but not Amazon Prime Video! So don’t bother looking there because it won’t be listed at all!
But if you’re not a subscriber, as aforementioned, then this next step is for you!
Watch Monsters At Work on O2TVSeries.com
If you are interested in watching Monsters At Work, many options fit your needs. Not only can you watch the show on Disney+, but you can also purchase it through iTunes or Amazon Prime.
And as a bonus, you can watch it on O2TVSeries.com and simply type in the name on the search bar and either download or stream it according to your preference. This site is a popular place to watch or download almost all of your favorite series, anime, and shows.
Fun facts
Here are a few fun facts to celebrate the continuation of one of Pixar’s most popular(but not owned) franchises.
- Sulley has over 2.3 million hairs on his body. I’d hate to see his bathroom when he molts.
- Pixar came up with the ideas for Monsters Inc, Wall-E, Finding Nemo, and A Bug’s Life over a lunch meeting back in 1994. Talk about a stroke of inspiration!
- Boo is voiced by one of the story artist’s daughters. Must have been quite the ‘Bring your daughter to work day’.
- And speaking of Boo’s voice actor, the staff had to follow her around to capture her voice and play sounds because she was too young to keep still in the recording room.
- Randy Newman won his first Oscar award for the film’s closing song “If I Didn’t Have You” after 15 nominations in the ‘Best Score’ and ‘Best Song’ categories. If this isn’t proof of dedication, then I don’t know what is.
- Boo’s toy collection in her room holds an array of Easter eggs from other Pixar Productions. These include Luxo ball, Jessie from Toy Story, and even Nemo from Finding Nemo.
- Speaking of Easter eggs, did you know that Mike Wazowski has cameos in Finding Nemo, Cars, Wall-E, and Toy Story 3? That must have been a good lunch meeting.
Conclusion
To conclude, it’s a good series to watch. The show manages to carry the same wacky, feel-good humor it did in the original movie franchises while introducing new challenges and material to work with.
