Official Synopsis from Animation World Network: After one of the toys goes missing, the others find themselves caught up in a mysterious sequence of events that must be solved before they all suffer the same fate in this Toy Story of Terror. Toy Story of Terror is the first of two 22 minutes TV specials that are scheduled for 2013 and 2014.
About time Toy Story had a TV version considering how many movies had turned into TV adaptions! I hope though that they make a CHRISTMAS special someday since that works even better with the theme.
Slade
09-04-2013 07:13 AM
Sweet, my kid will love it, and probably I will too.
Ecto Jedi
09-04-2013 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by pannoni1
(Post 1151809)
About time Toy Story had a TV version considering how many movies had turned into TV adaptions! I hope though that they make a CHRISTMAS special someday since that works even better with the theme.
What about Buzz Lightyear of Star Command? That was a Toy Story spinoff. Anyway, this sounds great.
Donatello19
09-04-2013 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Ecto Jedi
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What about Buzz Lightyear of Star Command? That was a Toy Story spinoff. Anyway, this sounds great.
Well....yeah, but that had nothing to do with Toy Story besides for the Buzz character, which wasn't even the actual toy from the movies.
Since this is the first of TWO holiday specials, I'm pretty sure the second will be a Christmas special.
BubblyShell22
09-04-2013 12:35 PM
Sounds awesome. Can't wait for it.
Donatello19
09-04-2013 02:07 PM
I'm really happy that
Spoiler:
some of Bonnie's original toys
are gonna be a part of the main cast in this special. It'll be nice to see them again.
snake
09-04-2013 02:37 PM
Yeah! This sounds awesome!
Donatello19
09-06-2013 09:36 PM
I was at A&P today...and just happened to pass the little section with coloring books and whatnot. An orange coloring book with the Toy Story logo caught my eye. Now, I got excited and thought it was about TSOT, but the book was simply titled "Toy Story: Tricks, Treats and Toys". I'm not at all sure if it even had anything to do with the special or not...but I did skim through it. Aside from the few random coloring pages with the characters on halloween themed backgrounds (bats, pumpkins, cobwebs, etc.) there was somewhat of a story to it. Putting it in spoiler for anyone who hasn't seen Toy Story 3 (and if you haven't by now, then you really should!)
Spoiler:
Bonnie makes costumes for the toys. The ones I can remember are Jessie as a doctor, Woody as Buzz and vice versa, Bullseye as a unicorn, and Dolly and Buttercup as fairies. Some of the other pages showed them dressed up as other things though...probably just for the sake of having more pages. After Bonnie has dressed the toys, she gets into her own costume, a bumble bee. Apparently, there is a halloween party at Sunnyside Daycare, and Bonnie is taking her toys along with her for it. At Sunnyside, the toys there (Big Baby, Stretch, Twitch and Sparks) are showing off there costumes. I remember Big Baby as a banana, Twitch as a farmer, and Sparks as a clown. I believe Stretch was just wearing a black mask. The next page shows Stretch handing out candy to the other toys, but all the pages after that are simple coloring pages and activities with no story to them. Sid's mutant toys from the first film were also featured on a page. So, I don't know if they created the book's story just for fun, or if it has to do with the actual special. There were also some temporary tattoos included in the book. One sheet in the front, and one in the back of the book. The sheet on the back had a tattoo of the villain from the third film who's name shall not be spoken of amongst the hundreds of Woodys and Buzzes. And, if the main setting for the special is Sunnyside...and (according to the tidbit of the story revealed online) the toys go missing one by one....then...that couldn't mean.....oh well, I guess I didn't HAVE to sleep tonight...
Jester
09-06-2013 09:50 PM
So...Combat Carl Jr. Who want's to bet that's a reference to the size difference between the original G.I. Joe and the "Real American Hero" line... :P
MikeandRaph87
09-06-2013 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by pannoni1
(Post 1151809)
About time Toy Story had a TV version considering how many movies had turned into TV adaptions! I hope though that they make a CHRISTMAS special someday since that works even better with the theme.
Hawaiian Vacation was technically a Christmas special as it was set during 'Winter break'. I am guessing that's what Christmas Holidays are called stateside?
Mythic Rock is the second upcoming TS special, but no details have surfaced about it.
Partysaurus Rex is still my favorite of the Toy Story shorts.
