Directed by:	Angus MacLane
Written by:	Angus MacLane
Release date:	November 23, 2011
Running time:	approx. 7 minutes[1]

Small Fry is the second episode in the Toy Story Toons series. It was released theatrically with the Disney film, The Muppets on November 23, 2011. It is Pixar Canada's second production.^[2]

PlotEdit

In the latest Toy Story Toon, Buzz Lightyear is left behind at a fast food restaurant when a kids’ meal toy version of Buzz takes his place. While Bonnie’s toys are stuck with the annoying 3-inch-tall Buzz impersonator, the real Buzz is trapped in the restaurant at a support group for discarded toys. As Woody and the gang devise a way to rescue their friend, Buzz tries to escape the toy psychotherapy meeting.[3]

Voice castEdit

• Tim Allen: Buzz Lightyear
• Teddy Newton: Fun Meal Buzz Lightyear
• Tom Hanks: Woody
• Joan Cusack: Jessie
• John Ratzenberger: Hamm
• Wallace Shawn: Rex
• Estelle Harris: Mrs. Potato Head
• Don Rickles: Mr. Potato Head
• Jane Lynch: Queen Neptuna
• Emily Hahn: Bonnie
• Angus MacLane: Gary Grappling Hook/T-Bone/Funky Monk/Super Pirate
• Lori Alan: Bonnie's Mom/Tae-Kwon Doe
• Josh Cooley: Cashier/Lizard Wizard
• Jess Harnell: Fun Meal Zurg
• Bret Parker: DJ Blu-Jay
• Emily Forbes: Roxy Boxy
• Kitt Hirasaki: Nervous Sys-Tim
• Peter Sohn: Recycle Ben
• Carlos Alazraqui: Koala Kopter
• Bob Bergen: Condorman
• Timothy Dalton: Mr. Pricklepants
• Jess Harnell: Vlad The Engineer
• Jason Topolski: Ghost Burger/Pizza Bot
• Jim Ward: Franklin

Non-speaking characters include Aliens, Bullseye, Buttercup, Dolly, Slinky, Trixie and Bozu the Ninja Clown.

GalleryEdit

Buzz with the other discarded toys

Woody with Mini Buzz

Mini Buzz pretending to be Woody

Woody looking at Mini Buzz on top of Rex

Mini Buzz and Mini Zurg in their display case

Promotional image

Buzz meets the discarded fun meal toys.

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TriviaEdit

• When Buzz attempts to escape the restaurant, he manages to climb up a vent. This is very simlair to Toy Story 2, when the gang tries to rescue Woody from Al McWhiggin.
• This is the second time a Pixar short has been paired with a film that is not produced by Pixar, and is the first time the film was a live-action film.
• Small Fry was not included on The Muppets DVD and Blu-ray, possibly for an eventual compilation release.^[4]

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ Buzz Lightyear and 'Toy Story' gang return for 'Small Fry'
2. ↑ Upcoming Pixar Interviews Angus MacLane! (FULL)
3. ↑ New Pixar Films: Dinosaurs, Pete Docter Project, Toy Story Toon
4. ↑ Small Fry Short Not Included on Muppets DVD/Blu-ray