Yeah, it's extraordinary.

It's about the most rewarding thing

I could imagine have being a part of,

because it just has gone on so long.

But I--

What is this one about?

This is the last one, right?

This is about a road trip that Woody ends up on,

and he jumps out and he's reunited with Bo Peep.

And also, Key and Peele play characters.

And it's loaded.

That there is Tony Hale.

He plays Forky.

There was there was a major thing going on at Pixar,

the originators of that.

Is he going to be Forky, or is he going to be Sporky,

because in fact--

he's a spork.

He's a spoon and a fork all in one.

But they felt that that was going to scare the children,

and so--

they don't want to do that in Pixar movies.

So they named him Forky.

The problem with doing the movies

is you do not get to record with the other people there.

Yeah.

Did you ever do this?

Turn your back to the staff there?

Because there's like, five producers, writers, people

that are helping you out, and they're all

sitting at tables looking at you, looking at you

record like this.

[LAUGHTER]

Hmm.

That was pretty good.

What if we try--

and it was making me self-conscious.

So for the last couple of sessions,

I turned my back on those punks.

Really?

And did it without them.

Also, because this is the end of the series,

and I had gotten some texts from Tim.

Tim Allen, who plays Buzz Lightyear, the astronaut.

[LAUGHTER]

And these texts are saying, have you recorded yet?

Have you been in?

Have you had a session yet?

I said, no, not yet.

You haven't seen those last pages?

No, I haven't seen them.

Wait'll you see those last pages.

Tough one, tough one.

Like that.

And it was.

The last few sessions where--

Really?

We're saying goodbye to Woody and Buzz

and Bonnie's room and Andy and everybody.

It was emotional.

So I had to--

Oh, wow.

I had to turn my back on them all.

Yeah.

I can't wait to see it.

I mean, it's going to be sad that it's over.

Maybe they'll find a way to--

Is it really?

I don't know.

Is it over?

I don't know.

It will live forever.

That's one thing about it.

You're right, I don't know why I said-- it's not over.

It'll live forever.

You're right.

[LAUGHTER]

I'm looking forward to a possible three-year extension

for everybody--

All right, we're going to take a break.

We'll be back.