You know, I think today's theme is the number three,
because you're renewed for three years.
All right.
And this is Jerry Morrison III.
The third.
How about that?
You've renewed for three Jerrys.
And that is the third time you've brought it up.
[LAUGHTER]
We're here with Tom Hanks and Jerry Morrison III.
Nice to meet you.
Do you know Tom Hanks?
Do you know "Toy Story"?
Yeah.
You know Woody?
Yeah.
Yeah?
Is that your favorite character?
No.
[LAUGHTER]
'Cause of the astronaut thing, the Buzz.
You can be honest, I can handle it.
Yeah, you can be honest.
OK.
[LAUGHTER]
Do you have a favorite character from "Toy Story"?
Yeah.
Who is it?
I think it is Buzz Lightyear.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's what we thought.
That's all right.
Well, here, let's play a game.
What's this?
But wait-- wait, did you--
[LAUGHTER]
This'll be cool.
Tom has an asteroid.
He has an asteroid named after him.
I do.
Did you know that?
Yeah, he's got an astroid named after him.
Is there a photograph of this?
Does it exist?
Of your astroid?
Oh, hey.
Holy cow.
Yeah, it's right there.
Oh, 12818, baby.
Yeah.
Do I own it?
I should ask you, commander.
Do I own that, if it has my name on it?
Yeah.
Excellent.
So I can build on it?
I could go there and open like, a gift shop?
Can you build on an asteroid?
No.
No, don't be stupid.
[LAUGHTER]
By the way, he outranks both of us.
So let's--
Do you have any interest in going into space?
I would go into space for a while,
but I'm not interested-- they have the things
that you could possibly go up for five minutes or so?
Right.
I have no desire just to be nauseous for five minutes.
No, it doesn't seem--
I want to go up for three or four weeks at a time.
That would be fun.
I would go up to space for 600 years.
Oh.
Well--
So I could discover and have more time,
and check all the nebulas.
That would be--
OK, I know where you're going with this.
You know where I'm going with this, right?
Yes.
Tell her that would be 200--
All right.
Show renewals.
Let's look at this.
[LAUGHTER]
600 years.
Hey, what's that there?
What's this?
It's a planet.
And it's named mercury.
And how long does this take to orbit the sun?
88 days.
Wow.
What's it named after?
It is named after the Roman winged messenger.
Did you know that, Tom?
I did not, but Jerry Morrison II told me that just earlier
when I was coming down the steps there.
[LAUGHTER]
What is this?
A painting of a nebula.
Now, how do you know it's a painting,
and not an actual photograph of the nebula?
Because you know I practice, and practice makes perfect.
You are absolutely right.
That's true.
That is true.
What is that?
Ellen, Jerry and I both know you're holding that picture
upside down.
She is not holding that picture upside down.
Flip it around.
How do you know?
Because, I've seen a picture of one.
Well--
Practice makes perfect, Tom.
And that's the Crab Nebula.
All right.
That's a Crab Nebula?
Yeah.
The Crab Nebula is a type of supernova remnant.
[AUDIENCE REACTS]
First of all, I apologize.
Secondly, I hear Crab Nebulas taste delicious
with a little bottle of butter.
All right, what do you have for Jerry?
You have something, right?
Jerry, I would like you--
I would like you to come back to Los Angeles,
with your mom and dad, and do you have a sibling?
There's somebody else in there that could come along.
Four seats to come see the "Toy Story" premiere out here
in Los Angeles.
[CHEERING]
That OK, Mom and Dad?
All right, there you go.
Four tickets.
So who now is your favorite "Toy Story" character?
[LAUGHTER]
He's looking around to see if Tim's here.
It is super--
And if it's not Woody, you're going
to be spending half of that vacation in a Crab Nebula.
[LAUGHTER]
No.
I'm joking.
So let's say hello to each other when we come, you and your dad
and your mom.
All right?
OK.