We’re back with another round of After the Credits — a bonus segment just for podcast listeners.

Jeff & Josue wrap up their Toy Story conversation with leftover thoughts, IMDb rabbit holes, voice-cast surprises, continuity quirks, and the kind of questions that only come up after the main episode ends.

From finally placing Andy’s mom’s voice (and realizing why it sounded so familiar), to early casting what-ifs for Buzz Lightyear, to the evolving voice of Slinky Dog… Plus timeline weirdness, toy durability concerns, Dinoco connections, and the age-old mystery of why the toys freeze when humans are around. 👀 This is a relaxed, slightly unhinged cooldown for anyone who isn’t quite ready to put their toys back in the toy chest yet.

🎬 This is a companion to Ep. 68: Toy Story (1995).

If you haven’t listened to the full episode yet, we highly recommend starting there first.

🎧 Listener Question:

What’s a tiny Toy Story detail or moment that has always stuck with you, even if you never fully questioned it until now?

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We’re kicking off a brand-new trilogy with the movie that changed animation forever: Toy Story (1995). 🧸🚀

This week, Jeff & Josue revisit Pixar’s groundbreaking debut—not just to see if it still holds up, but to unpack why it worked so well in the first place. From talking toys and existential crises to jealousy, loyalty, and growing up, Toy Story turns a kid’s premise into a surprisingly thoughtful story about identity and belonging.

We talk childhood attachments to toys, why Woody’s jealousy feels painfully human, Buzz’s identity collapse, and how Pixar smartly played to its strengths in early CGI. Plus: a quote-based opening game, throwaway lines that hit harder as adults, and why this movie still feels like a movie, not just a cartoon.

❄️ Bonus: Due to a wild week of snow and ice, Jeff’s son Clark joins us on camera for this episode’s intro, making it one of our most special openings yet.

🎙 This Week on WDYT?!:

00:00 Kid “Cold” Open 🥶 + First Toy Memories

09:42 Quote Game: Fill in the Blank (Toy Story)

20:55 Pixar’s First Big Swing: Animated Limits & Smart Choices

29:53 Did Toy Story Borrow from the Muppets?

33:47 Woody vs Buzz: Jealousy, Identity & Belonging

45:30 Standout Moments & Nostalgic Sightings

59:51 What Do We Think of This?! (Final Verdict)

1:02:54 Closing the Loop: Corrections & Callbacks

✅ Join the Conversation

Is any Toy Story Movie better than the original?

(Also which toy did you believe was alive as a kid?)

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🎧 Huge thanks to Clark Abyad for this week’s kid intro and guest appearance!

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We’re back in the kitchen for Test Kitchen #6, and this time we’re building a full menu out of the on-screen movie food from our Season 3 films 😋🍽️

Jeff and Josue revisit Home Alone, The Princess Bride, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Demolition Man, and Hook — one bite (and one questionable idea) at a time. From Kevin’s famously ignored mac & cheese, to a cherry limeade Battle of Wits, radioactive green “Not the Dip,” future-approved fancy Taco Bell, and a Neverland dessert imagined into existence… this episode is nostalgia served in courses.

Along the way, we argue about movie-food accuracy, discover how bad a salted drink really is, and crown an MVP dish — all while looking ahead to Season 4’s Year of Trilogies.

🎙 This Week on WDYT?!:

00:00 Welcome Back to the Test Kitchen

02:13 Home Alone & Kevin’s Untouched Mac & Cheese

04:27 The Princess Bride: Iocaine Powder Cherry Limeade

10:30 Roger Rabbit & “NOT the Dip”

15:28 Demolition Man: Fancy Taco Bell from the Future

25:05 Hook: Neverland Imagination Feast

30:25 MVP Dish & Final Verdicts

32:14 Our Next Trilogy Reveal!

🍴 This Week’s Menu

• 🧀 Kevin’s Untouched Mac & Cheese (Home Alone)
• • Blessed. Introduced. Completely ignored for the entire episode.

• ☠️ Iocaine Powder Cherry Limeade (The Princess Bride)
• • Sparkling cherry limeades — one secretly “poisoned” with salt in a Battle of Wits.

• 🧪 “NOT the Dip” Dip (Who Framed Roger Rabbit)
• • A neon-green, hot-sauce-spiked dip that looks terrifying… but isn’t that bad.

• 🌮 Fancy Taco Bell (Demolition Man)
• • Basic Taco Bell flavors plated like fine dining in the restaurant wars of the future.

• 🍰 Neverland Imagination Feast (Hook)

• • A whipped-cream dessert imagined into existence like the Lost Boys’ legendary food fight.
    

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