That was from a series of remakes done for ABC in the mid 1990s (and reran occasionally on Disney Channel up to the early 2000s). Also remember a Shaggy Dog with Scott Weinger in Tommy Kirk’s role and a That Darn Cat from that same time period. This was right before the theatrical remakes like Lindsay Lohan’s Parent Trap and Robin Williams’s Absent Minded Professor Flubber.
Edit: the That Darn Cat remake was also a late 90s theatrical remake; the other ABC remakes were Escape to Witch Mountain and Freaky Friday
As for me, yet another mid to late stage millennial whose early memories and bonding moments often involved being read Disney picture books, sleeping with a stuffed Minnie, watching older movies on tape, etc. Also watched a ton of Disney Afternoon reruns, switching between One Saturday Morning and the other big blocks, seeing the new movies in theaters during the summer, etc. My parents weren’t exactly Disney Adults. Mostly trusted it from enjoying it as kids themselves.
Probably also from how prevalent Disney was, period. It was only after Eisner left that its stronghold and relevance really started loosening.