>>Crazy Nate: Welcome back Gents and Gentlets, today I’m taking you on another adventure,
and this time, we’re diving in to an awesome Story that might be just as good as the very
first Story Pixar has ever told.
That’s right, today we’re talking about Everything You Missed in the movie, Toy Story
2.
>> Barbie: I'm Tour Guide Barbie, please keep your hands, arms, and accessories inside the
car, and no flash photography.
Thank you.
[intro music plays]
>> Crazy Nate: I hid these 5 Easter eggs in this video.
Try to find them for your chance to win your very own Buzz Lightyear or Woody doll, your
choice.
And these are authentic, straight from Disney!
By the way, welcome to all the new faces we see here.
I’m your host, Crazy Nate.
>> Jessie: Everyone knows your name.
>> Crazy Nate: Just like in the Good Dinosaur, it’s not uncommon for Pixar to start the
movie off right out of the gate with a hidden Easter egg.
Squint your little eyeballs and focus right here, and you will see the Luxo lamp hiding
in the stars.
Even in the opening scene there are several hidden Easter eggs.
Look here, You’ll see that would be the same exact rock that Flick face-planted on
when he left the colony to go find help.
>> Flick: Bye...
I'm OK.
>> Crazy Nate: Obviously, that's a Darth Vader reference.
>> Darth Vader: Don't act so surprised your heinous.
>> Crazy Nate: After Buzz Lightyear successfully blows up the army of droids,...
He takes cover from the falling debris.
That creepy little eye ball popping out, looking at him is actually a reference to Star Wars.
More specifically, It’s a cameo to the little robot eye from Return of the Jedi, when C-3PO
and R2-D2 try to enter Jabba’s little Hutt.
>> C-3PO: I don't think they're going to let us in R2.
>> Crazy Nate: When the roof opens up and Buzz Lightyear falls in to the little base,
we can actually see a Pixar ball in rock form on the ground.
Also a rock version of the Death star can be seen there too.
Here, when Buzz Lightyear is falling, it’s also a reference to Luke Skywalker falling.
Unfortunately, Luke wasn’t as lucky though to have an anti gravity belt.
>> Buzz Lightyear: To infinity and beyond.
>> Crazy Nate: He did however have the force!
Once we finally discover the opening scene was actually just Rex playing the Toy Story
Video game if you look at the calendar on the wall you will see they hid Bugs Life all
up in there.
Of course we see the famous world, and the plane that made Buzz Lightyear think he can
fly,
they are in fact Andy’s toys though, so it would be more weird if they didn’t have
them.
And he still has the Luxo Lamp, of course.
The Pixar Ball is all over the place in this movie.
We can see it hidden on the bottom shelf, and you probably notice a few other famous
board games that are all up there too.
Do you see your favorite board game there?
>> Mr. Potato Head: The Mrs. lost here earring.
Oh my little sweat potato.
>> Mrs: Potato Head: Oh, you found it.
>> Crazy Nate: If you look at the book that Mrs. Potato Head is reading, you will recognize
she is actually reading, about Bugs Life.
Now watch this, every time they flip through the commercials, Pixar goes nuts with Easter
eggs.
>> Rex: Which one is off?!
>> Crazy Nate: The first time they channel surf, we see the Pixar ball.
>> Hamm: Oh, you're going too slow.
Let me take the wheel.
>> Crazy Nate: Then when Hamm was flying through the channels we see nonstop Easter eggs.
Tin toy, the girl by the pool, the Pixar ball, there's deja vu.
The original Pixar intro, an adult rated version of the doll by the pool in the Pixar short
knick knack, tin toy, Luxo Jr, knick knack again.
>> Group: That was it, STOP!
>>Crazy Nate: We also see that Rex is playing on a Super Nintendo.
But what I’m more curious about, is how Rex manages to play when the controller isn’t
even plugged in.
>> Hamm: This is weirding me out.
>> Crazy Nate: Now there may be a few mistakes in this movie, obviously.
But not nearly as many mistakes as one famous YouTuber claims there are.
Now, I wont mention who this YouTuber is, because I’m not trying to push them out
in front of a bus or anything.
>> Regina: And shove it right up your hairy.
>> Crazy Nate: But we need to set the record straight.
They think it’s impossible for Buzz Lightyear to walk like this inside the cat carrier.
But, pay close attention here.
Buzz is the only one walking, right?
So you would need two holes.
Right?
One for each foot.
>> Slinky: Bark, bark bark.
>> Crazy Nate: If we look at the luggage scene though, we will see when the cat carrier rolls
over,
they actually do in deed, have two holes in the bottom of that pet carrier, so this actually
isn’t a movie sin.
At the yard sale we see several Easter eggs.
That table is Sids table from the very first Toy Story.
Naturally, with the Binford tool box sitting on top of it.
Recognize that can of lighter fluid?
That’s right, it’s the same can of lighter fluid that was in the circus in Bugs life.
Recognize that collar?
You guessed it, Bugs life!
>> Mr. Potato Head: Oh, you had to bring that up.
>> Crazy Nate: All those locks for sale are the locks that were on Sids bedroom door.
>> Buzz Lightyear: Woody!
It's the moving van.
>> Crazy Nate: Remember Eggman movers from the first episode of Toy Story?
I hope so.
Here we see them again.
>> Buzz Lightyear: OK, here's our chance.
>> Crazy Nate: Apparently, Doctors think Americans don't eat enough fat.
>> Buzz Lightyear: Am I really that fat?
>> Crazy Nate: When they go on the little adventure to rescue Woody, did you notice
a plane is stuck on the roof?
I hate when that happens.
If you ever heard of an old TV show called Lassie...
>> Woody: What's that?
Jessie and Prospector are trapped in the old abandoned mine shaft, and Prospector just
lit a stick of Dynamite thinking it was a candle, and now they're about to be blown
to smithereens?
>> Crazy Nate: That’s either a reference to the old show, or making fun of it.
I can’t really tell.
The TV Show also ended with an American flag with a very patriotic song, but for the rest
of the world, they changed it to a spinning world and more universal style music, that
way the movie would fit better in other countries.
Now it’s time to think a little bit more abstract.
Check out the chicken mans painting on the wall.
Do you see who’s hiding in it?…
It’s Dot from Bugs Life!
>> Dot: You just watch.
>> Crazy Nate: Also it looks like the two Rollie Pollies Tuck and Roll.
See their little antennas.
If you watched the credits you know Heimlich and Flick got a spot in the movie.
Just not quiet as awesome of a spot that they were hoping for.
>> Flick: I can't believe that you talked them into making a Bugs Life 2.
>> Heimlich: Ah ha, yes I can hardly believe it also, but there's a little baby tiny thing
I forgot to tell you.
>> Flick: What's that Heimlich?
>>Heimlich: You know, it's a two movie, haha, but it's not a Bugs Life 2.
>> Flick: Well then, I don't understand, what is it then?
>> Director: And action.
>> Crazy Nate: That's not just a joke though.
We can see our beautiful little butterfly actually was in the movie.
But that’s not all from Bugs Life that was in this scene.
Look to the right in the bushes.
It’s the entrance to the tough bugs bar.
I’m sure you recognize Geri here from Geri's game.
Look when he opened his drawers though.
You can clearly see his chess pieces are hidden inside.
Not fast enough Geri, we saw that.
Meanwhile, back at Al’s Toy Barn it's littered with Easter eggs.
There’s a Pixar ball.
There’s an entire crate full of Pixar Balls!
Remember the movie Moana, right?
Well there on that yoyo we can see the heart of Tafiti.
>>Nerdy Nate: Excuse me, that is a crazy level of cringy!
Are you telling me that they put an Easter egg to a movie that wasn’t made for for
over 10 years inside Toy Story 2?!
>> Barbie: Please hold all questions until the end of the tour, thank you.
>> Crazy Nate: I've always wonder why are books in Canada so much more expensive.
Fifty bucks?!
>> Buzz Lightyear: Owe!
What are you doing?
>> Crazy Buzz Lightyear: You're in direct violation of code 6404.5
>> Crazy Nate: That's not a random number actually.
It's the "no smoking law” in California,
In the Barbie isle we can see one of the Tiki statues from the fish tank in Finding Nemo.
And, of course more Bugs Life.
Tuck and Roll, Dim, Heimlich, and even Flick are sitting there on that end cap.
One of the first movies I covered was Jurassic Park, so there is no way I can pass up this
opportunity.
Clearly they are referencing to Jurassic Park here.
[dinosaur screams]
>> Malcolm: Think they will have that on the tour?
>>Crazy Nate: Even though they did look into the wrong mirror.
In Jurassic Park, he looked through the driver side mirror, not the passenger side.
>> Barbie: Remain seated please.
Permanezca sentado por favor.
>> Crazy Nate: Now here's a crazy thought you might not of had.
Jessie's owner that abandoned her.
Look here, she has a cowboy hat on her bed, and she's keeping her hair short.
Now, who else do we know who else has short hair that gave their son a red hat?
Andy’s mom!
That’s right.
Jessie was abandoned by Andy’s MOM!
Also while we're on memory lane, recognize that tree?
It’s the same tree from Bugs Life.
But you already knew that.
Right?
OK, OK, for all the doubters out there, you need more proof that Mrs. Andy’s mom was
Jessie's owner, right?
Well, there's a missing skate under her bed with Jessie,
Then when Andy's mom is picking things out of his room to sell in the yard sell, you
her grab the old beat up skate under Andy's bed.
Just like the one she had when she was a kid, obviously it's older now and it's all aged
and rusty.
Speaking of same stuff.
Andy has a hot wheels car that just happens to look exactly like his mom's car when she
was growing up as a kid.
>> Barbie: And this is the Buzz Lightyear isle.
Back in 1995 short sided retailers did not order enough dolls to meet demand.
>> Crazy Nate: This is actually a real fact!
back when Toy Story came out, the first one.
ALL the stores combined only ordered 60k Buzz Lightyears to sell.
Since then over 6 million Buzz Light year dolls have been sold.
If you don't already have enough reasons to hate Al, he even parked in a handicap parking
space.
What a lint licker!
And this is a reference to Star Wars.
>> Luke Skywalker: The walls are closing.
>> Princess Leah: Don't just stand there, try and brace it with something.
>> Crazy Buzz Lightyear: The walls, they're closing in.
Quick, help me prop up vegetable man, or we're done for.
>> Mr. Potato Head: Hey!
Put me down you moron.
>> Woody and Buzz Lightyear: You are a Toy!
>> Woody: For how much longer?
>> Crazy Nate: Another Star Wars reference.
>> Crazy Buzz LIghtyear: You killed my father!
>> Luke Skywalker: You killed him.
>> Zerg: No Buzz.
>> Darth Vader: No.
>> Zerg: I am your father!
>> Darth Vader: I am your father!
>> Crazy Buzz Lightyear: Noooo!!!
>> Luke Skywalker: Noooo!!!
No.
>> Crazy Nate: OK, wait a second, let’s do Survey Time!
With all the new Star Wars Movies out there let’s take a poll.
How many of you have seen the original three Star Wars?
Vote now.
And if someone hasn’t seen it, don’t be all mean to them in the comments,
that’s not how you convince somebody to do something you want to do.
Be nice to them, encourage them to go watch it.
>> Woody: Well, what a good idea.
>> Crazy Nate: This scene with the flying hat is a reference to an old James Bond Villain
called Odd Job.
>> Mr. Potato Head: Pizza anyone?
>> Crazy Nate: If you didn’t see the pizza planet truck in this scene, then go ahead
and give yourself one of these.
But not too hard, or you will knock out one of your teeth, just like Zerg did when he
fell down the elevator shaft.
That’s right he busted out one of his teeth out.
See it doesn't light up.
Inside the pizza planet truck though, not only are there aliens from the claw machine,
obviously,
but inside the glove box is the Famous Chinese Take Out Box from many movies, just like Inside
Out.
There's the same Butt that were gonna see later on in Cars.
I’m going to touch the butt.
>> Buzz Lightyear: No he didn't!
>> Crazy Nate: Speaking of Cars, now We can’t forget Andy’s moms car, her license plate
says A113
>> Mr. Potato Head: It's just a license plate, it's just a jumble of letters.
>> Hamm: Yeah, and there are about 3.5 million registered cars in the Tri-County area alone.
>> Crazy Nate: Actually it’s a reference to a classroom in Cal Arts.
>> Buzz Lightyear: What?
What's so funny?
Woody!
>> Crazy Nate: Every once in a while on Twitter I'm going to be frequently giving away free
gummy bands to the most active follower.
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I mailed out shirts to everyone that had them in back order.
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[song ends]
>> Barbie: OK, bye bye now.
Bye bye, bye.
OK, are they all gone?
Is everybody gone?
Huh?
Good, oh my gosh my cheeks are killing me.
I can't keep smiling like this anymore, I am exhausted.
I think I need a break.
A little break?
OK.