I assume you're aware of this well, that there's a new Buzz Light Year movie coming out.

This is probably old news for you at this point.

Yeah, I mean, for the past, I want to say

30 years, I've often been wondering, like, how did Buzz Light Year come to be? So I think it'll be

really interesting to find out what's his story? Actually, what I love about this new Buzz Light Year movie

is Chris Evans, the star, replacing my man Tim Allen, had to take to Twitter to clarify that it's not the backstory of the doll that we see in the previous Toy Story movies.

It's not the fictional universe within the Toy Story universe of Buzz Light Year and, what is it, Star Command.

It's the story of the actual astronaut who in the world of Toy Story inspired the fictional character Buzz Lightyear within the fictional world of Toy Story.

Do I have it right?

That's right.

And this is so funny because when the first Toy Story came out, these were clearly meant to be archetypal characters.

You know, Woody is a cowboy.

Buzz is a spaceman. And that's all you need to know.

They just represent two kinds of entertainment, one of which sort of in the popular consciousness

eclipsed the other. Yeah, two genres, right? Like, Andy's more interested in Buzz Lightyear because he

represents like... The new, the future.

Yeah, space and shit and yeah, Woody. Woody is like an old world kind of toy. But also like it

absolutely did not matter what Buzz, like what his universe was. It doesn't make any sense because

Buzz Lightyear is like some kind of astronaut who fights aliens and stuff.

Like there's a whole Buzz Lightyer universe that we see in Toy Story with like the little green guys

that he sees in the Gumball machine or whatever it is, the toy machine at the arcade.

There's like Emperor Zerg, all of that stuff.

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