Yeah Ben's on a real streak this year. He's only lost one J vs. B this year so far where J's lost four. I don't think this has ever happened before in the history of these competitive quizzes.
Here's a timeline of some of Andy's toys based on a little searching I just did: 1930s - metal green army men 1938 - plastic green army men 1949 - Mr Potato Head pieces to stick into real potatoes 1952 - Slinky Dog 1959 - Etch A Sketch invented 1960 - Etch A Sketch released 1961 - Barrel of Monkeys said to be invented 1964 - Mr Potato Head with plastic potato 1965 - Barrel of Monkeys released
From what I read, the green plastic mass-produced type that Andy plays with didn't come around until the 50s or 60s because they were originally made with lead paint. BUT technically Slinky Dog would be the correct answer here IF we only count the Plastic Mr. Potato Head that Andy uses.
@@finalcountdown3210 , what you are talking about are the WWII versions. The metal ones in the 30s were made of lead, but they started producing the cheaper plastic ones in 1938.
@@medichampion328 , that's virtually impossible to nail down given that Wheezy is so generic. Rubber squeaky toys, in general, were first made around 1860, but didn't become common in molded shapes until the 1940s. I have no clue when a penguin version would have first been made.
Forgot about that. I mean, I remember the prospector saying that they're being sold to a toy museum in Tokyo (which Jessie promptly responds with that line), but I don't recall him calling the museum by name in that scene.
This is going to be fun! I actually discovered your channel through a Collab you guys did years ago. Not the one at the very start of the pandemic, but the one where he visited before that.
The fact that French names are considered the “most Canadian name ever” by Americans is a bit sad. Also, Carlos is Spanish. If J had been right, it would have been Jean-Charles.
Doesn’t Andy own the green army men and those came out in the 30s so those technically would be the oldest. They’re roughly 20 years older. But I guess if it’s going off of the main then makes sense, because the army men only make a couple appearances I believe. But eitherway amazing episode 😊 and congrats Ben. 🎉
I guess at that point it comes down to one of two things: 1) Is the question set up to be "which of the following toys came out first in the real world?" or "which of Andy's toys came out first in the real world?"? 2) What exact year did the green army men and Mr. Potato Head come out in the real world (aka which one was first)? I don't know the answer to either of these and I'm not ashamed to admit that I'm too lazy to google it xD
Yeah, I just looked it up. Mr Potato Head was invented in 1949 (the plastic version didn't start until 1964). The plastic green army men were made in 1938 (prior to that, they were metal). So even the modern version of those green army men predate the early version of Mr Potato Head. The answer to the question was definitely wrong. Also, Slinky Dog came out in 1952, so it also predates plastic Mr Potato Head, but that's just a technicality.
It is awesome to see Séamus again! He's the king of Toy Story. It immediately made me think of the Monsters Inc. all over again when I saw this in my suggested. I love y'all's videos and your trivia's so much. Edit: I got 13 right by the way. J, I'm missing those weekly vlogs coming from you. Are they ever coming back on RUclips?
This was a delightful quiz experience! I'd love to see more collaborators go head-to-head with you in these Quizmaster quizzes. Seamus is great on here.
I got 10/15 questions right. I got some you guys missed and missed some you got but those times you did multiple choice were helpful for me to keep my little lead for half the quiz over you guys. Toy Story is one of my favorite movies (the first one), I could quote just about the whole movie since I was a kid and now my kids watch the movies as well.
Full list of blooper reel stuff Mrs Potato head packed, because I just watched the reel again for kicks, include: an extra pair of shoes, angry eyes, if you get hungry, here are some cheese puffs, and a key. I don't know what it's for, but you never know. And a golfball, if you have time for golf, and a plastic steak, and a rubber ducky, and a yoyo! And an extra bouncy bouncy ball, and some extra teeth, be careful they chatter, and crayons, in case you get bored, and some blue playdough. And a dime, call me, and monkey chow. "Monkey chow, for what?" "Well for the monkeys of course!" And I totally agree, TY2 is the best.
I loved meeting you all back during the Toy Story 4 screening in DC when the theater had technical difficulties! 😅 Seamus, Ben, and J are all amazing!!
I don't think this particular Mr. Potato Head belonged to Andy's dad, because the version Andy has is the iteration that came out in the 90s. Potato Head gets a remodel probably every decade.
Congrats on the win, Ben! That last question had me thinking Potato Head instinctively because even though Andy's Potato Heads are plastic, they existed long before as pieces of plastic to put in actual spuds.
Toy Story is my younger brother’s and now my kiddos favorite movies. The only question I didn’t get right was the pizza planet truck. And Seamus is right the aliens weren’t in the RV. I just watched 4 the other day😂
Would love to see a Marvel version of this with Eric Voss from New Rockstars or one of the hosts of the Marvel Cinematic Universe Podcast (Matt, Jeff, or Ashley).
Seamus absolutely got the "what 2 things did Mrs Potato head pack for Mr Potato head" question right. He had the words, whereas Ben had frickin *scary eyes*. I swear Seamus got that one right.
Like they told Seamus beforehand, you can't just make a big list and get the question counted just because the two correct answers were somewhere on the list. He chose his two answers and was wrong.
40:15 Pete says it when Woody is looking though all the Round Up stuff and he, Jessie, and Bullseye are running on the record player Jessie: 'Look at us! We're a complete set!' Pete: 'Now it's on to the museum!' Woody: 'Museum?! What museum?' Pete: 'We're being sold to the Konishi Toy Museum in Tokyo.' Jessie: 'That's in Japan!'
- An extra pair of shoes - His angry eyes, just in case - Some cheese puffs - A key - A golf ball - A Plastic steak - A rubber ducky - A yoyo - A bouncy ball - Some chattering teeth - Crayons - Some blue playdoh - A dime - Monkey chow
I had a random thought. Have you guys ever done a What if Professor Mcgonagall had taken in and raised Harry? Im a valet for garbage, so im basically a garbage man, and people do complain and i complain about the them all the time. You would be surprised how many people dont throw away trash right. Its goes in a bag, then you tie the bag and set it outside your door. How is that at all difficult to do?
To anyone who’s bitching about “oh why is there gonna be a Toy Story 5 or Frozen 3 I want original stories” where the heck you all when Strange World was absolutely TANKING at the box office just 3 months ago??!! I mean you wonder why we’re mostly getting sequels when actual new stories with new characters fly under the bus!
Don't swear here. There are children and young teens who watch this channel so they try to be as family-friendly as possible. Please, for the sake of the audience, hold your profanity (the B word, I mean).
@@sadhbhcorr942 Lad, don't pull the whole "There's children here" card. If there's kids here, then it's the parents' responsibilities to control what they see. Don't like that harsh reality? Tough.
But they barely promoted Strange World? Encanto alone is a great example of a good original idea that took off with a good balance of promotion and a solid original story.
If you limited the oldest toy question to their release in either wood, cloth, metal, or plastic, would it change it from Mr. Potato head to Barrel of Monkeys?
Not really. I looked up some origin dates for the toys because of someone else's comment. The correct answer should have been the plastic green army men. Their plastic versions came out in 1938 (they existed before that, made of metal). So they are the oldest of Andy's talking toys (unless there's another option I'm missing). Mr Potato Head's potato version from 1949 wasn't followed by the plastic version until 1964, but Barrel of Monkeys didn't come out until 1965. It's said Barrel of Monkeys was invented in 1961, so that's a tough one to decide between. However, it turns out you don't have to decide between them, because Slinky Dog is from 1952, so it knocks Barrel of Monkeys out entirely.
I believe the last question was incorrect. The Army Men were created in 1938, whereas Mr. Potato head was created in 1949 making the Army Men, Andy’s oldest toy.
I re-watched Tangled the other day. I noticed that Rapunzel and Jacob Kowalski both use a skillet 🍳 as a weapon against "bad guys." He uses it against the fake bad guys in the beginning of Secrets Of Dumbledore. She keeps her's the whole movie.
Okay, the last question is a tough one because of one character specifically: Ham. It's hard to really say if he counts as a toy or not, but since Andy treats him like one, I'd say Ham is. With that in mind, coin banks that are shaped like pigs (piggy banks) have apparently been around since the 12th century. So technically the oldest (debateble) toy in real life that Andy has is Ham (aka Evil Dr. Porkchop)
My theory is that Monsters ink is a movie inside of the Pixar universe like Lightyear is. My example is the missing A113 and the most obvious reference in the entire Pixar universe, The Jessie and Luxo ball. Maybe both of those objects are product placement since there so obvious.
Not them talking about pizza on top of cheese and then immediately getting an add for Papa John’s crispy parm pizza which does indeed have cheese on the bottom😂😂😂
There is somebody who lives in the area that I live in (I’ve seen it myself once, but know other people who have seen it as well) that drives a Pizza Planet truck. It has the right looking canopy and the Pizza Planet sign on top as well as a Buzz looking out the back window of the canopy and a Woody doll hanging onto the back bumper.
I swear to god, I got an ad half way through that said "papa johns pizza puts parmasean cheese where it's never been before.... on the bottom". I feel like I'm loving in a simulation, that was a weird coincidence, lol.
The Aliens didn’t come and neither did Mister Prickle Pants. That means the total is 13. I just fact-checked by watching clips where all the toys are shown.
I have never seen the fourth Toy Story movie so I wouldn’t know anything about that one but I have seen the other three especially the first two SO MANY TIMES!!
The only reason Seamus didn't win is because the questions got into American culture/brands specific. I suppose that does go along with Toy Story set in the US but it still felt a little unfair idk 😝
Heyheyheeey! The last guestion is wrong! The oldest toy Andy has is the set of army men! Wikipedia: Mr. Potato Head was invented and manufactured by George Lerner in 1949, but was first distributed by Hasbro in 1952. Armymen: The first American plastic toy soldiers were made by Bergen Toy & Novelty Co. (Beton for short) in 1938. I was so sure about my answer and was bamboozeld that it didn't even make into the multiple choice? But to be fair, maybe those GREEN army men figurines weren't made back then yet, i think they were made of tin or something back then...
Why were the sheep named after "Three Billy Goats Gruff"? 10:35 Come on Ben, it's such an iconic scene. 11:31 Niche?😕 11:42 Funny that the Carlin brothers together replicated the scene when they revealed their answers (J did the tone, and Ben did the groan).
@ericahamel4404 nah. She's specifically says Angry eyes. And he even says it later. They never even mention any other kind. I can let Seamus slide on the cheetos cuz they're not common in the UK and it's never specifically stated that they're cheese puffs. The Angry part is the most important and it's specifically referenced multiple times.
![J vs Ben: ULTIMATE Encanto Trivia Quiz [VERY HARD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_P1j-QThGLQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![J vs Ben: ULTIMATE Encanto Trivia Quiz [VERY HARD]](/img/tr.png)
![J vs Ben: HARDEST Marvel Trivia Quiz EVER [Quiz Master Edition]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/tNC_pGKo_Eo/mqdefault.jpg)
ben's face when j said the sheep names were out of a fairytale and he's written 3 of the most common names in english 😂
No he didn’t write Mohammed
@@teachingthingsihavelearnt9437 he means very basic names
@@teachingthingsihavelearnt9437 She specified 'in English'
@@teachingthingsihavelearnt9437That is a Superbad reference right? 😂
@@Lauren_210 no it’s just quite common
The fact that the pizza planet truck isn’t a Toyota makes me reevaluate my entire childhood. Cmon, TOYota in TOY story
Was thinking the same
A wild Seamus appears! This episode was absolutely brilliant.
The factor sponsorship which encourages not ordering take out, immediately followed by the door dash sponsorship killed me
It is a wonderful feeling when Riley (The Editor) has to say "Guys we didn’t say internets hardest Toy Story quiz for no reason" to your question. 😄
Ben has been killing it this year. It's about time he got his just desserts, even if J gets all the Doordash sponsorships.
Pretty sure they share all the sponsors
Yeah Ben's on a real streak this year. He's only lost one J vs. B this year so far where J's lost four. I don't think this has ever happened before in the history of these competitive quizzes.
Here's a timeline of some of Andy's toys based on a little searching I just did:
1930s - metal green army men
1938 - plastic green army men
1949 - Mr Potato Head pieces to stick into real potatoes
1952 - Slinky Dog
1959 - Etch A Sketch invented
1960 - Etch A Sketch released
1961 - Barrel of Monkeys said to be invented
1964 - Mr Potato Head with plastic potato
1965 - Barrel of Monkeys released
Thank you! I was shocked army men weren’t an option! 😮
When was Wheezy brought out?
From what I read, the green plastic mass-produced type that Andy plays with didn't come around until the 50s or 60s because they were originally made with lead paint. BUT technically Slinky Dog would be the correct answer here IF we only count the Plastic Mr. Potato Head that Andy uses.
@@finalcountdown3210 , what you are talking about are the WWII versions. The metal ones in the 30s were made of lead, but they started producing the cheaper plastic ones in 1938.
@@medichampion328 , that's virtually impossible to nail down given that Wheezy is so generic. Rubber squeaky toys, in general, were first made around 1860, but didn't become common in molded shapes until the 1940s. I have no clue when a penguin version would have first been made.
I *LOVE* J VS Ben’s, and having Seamus on is so cool! I love when you have a third person on
The Prospector: we’re being sold to the Konishi Toy Museum in Tokyo
Jessie: That’s in Japan!
Forgot about that. I mean, I remember the prospector saying that they're being sold to a toy museum in Tokyo (which Jessie promptly responds with that line), but I don't recall him calling the museum by name in that scene.
So hold on is the museum named after the guy on the phone (which I assume is the owner)?
@@GubbiGap Might also be a family bis so it could be his father but I'm assuming that's the case.
@@Mary_Studios Oh yea that's probably it
Okay. I now say “Aw butts!” in my every day life because of J. Thanks for that 😂
Woohoo!!!! Been so looking forward to this. 😁 Great to see Seamus back.
I agree however I have to ask what in the world did he do to his hair?!?!?
@@katholmes7112not true whatsoever
This is going to be fun! I actually discovered your channel through a Collab you guys did years ago. Not the one at the very start of the pandemic, but the one where he visited before that.
The pure joy in Ben's face at the end
Carlin brothers + Seamus is always a treat 💕
The "Oh no. These are all french names." imitation absolutely killed me! 🤣🤣🤣
The fact that French names are considered the “most Canadian name ever” by Americans is a bit sad. Also, Carlos is Spanish. If J had been right, it would have been Jean-Charles.
So glad to see Seamus back.
Doesn’t Andy own the green army men and those came out in the 30s so those technically would be the oldest. They’re roughly 20 years older. But I guess if it’s going off of the main then makes sense, because the army men only make a couple appearances I believe. But eitherway amazing episode 😊 and congrats Ben. 🎉
It's arguable, they had a bigger role thatn Etch A Sketch, which couldn't talk
2 very valid points
I guess at that point it comes down to one of two things:
1) Is the question set up to be "which of the following toys came out first in the real world?" or "which of Andy's toys came out first in the real world?"?
2) What exact year did the green army men and Mr. Potato Head come out in the real world (aka which one was first)?
I don't know the answer to either of these and I'm not ashamed to admit that I'm too lazy to google it xD
Yeah, I just looked it up. Mr Potato Head was invented in 1949 (the plastic version didn't start until 1964). The plastic green army men were made in 1938 (prior to that, they were metal). So even the modern version of those green army men predate the early version of Mr Potato Head.
The answer to the question was definitely wrong.
Also, Slinky Dog came out in 1952, so it also predates plastic Mr Potato Head, but that's just a technicality.
But the green army men wasn’t an option in the question’s multiple choice
Them actually thinking that "Réjean" is spelled like "Rejeàn" is so hillarious
I’ve missed Seamus on the channel so so so so much!!! I love when y’all collab!!! ❤❤❤
It is awesome to see Séamus again! He's the king of Toy Story. It immediately made me think of the Monsters Inc. all over again when I saw this in my suggested. I love y'all's videos and your trivia's so much.
Edit: I got 13 right by the way. J, I'm missing those weekly vlogs coming from you. Are they ever coming back on RUclips?
This was a delightful quiz experience!
I'd love to see more collaborators go head-to-head with you in these Quizmaster quizzes.
Seamus is great on here.
I got 10/15 questions right. I got some you guys missed and missed some you got but those times you did multiple choice were helpful for me to keep my little lead for half the quiz over you guys. Toy Story is one of my favorite movies (the first one), I could quote just about the whole movie since I was a kid and now my kids watch the movies as well.
Full list of blooper reel stuff Mrs Potato head packed, because I just watched the reel again for kicks, include: an extra pair of shoes, angry eyes, if you get hungry, here are some cheese puffs, and a key. I don't know what it's for, but you never know. And a golfball, if you have time for golf, and a plastic steak, and a rubber ducky, and a yoyo! And an extra bouncy bouncy ball, and some extra teeth, be careful they chatter, and crayons, in case you get bored, and some blue playdough. And a dime, call me, and monkey chow. "Monkey chow, for what?" "Well for the monkeys of course!" And I totally agree, TY2 is the best.
TS2 is the best. The bloopers alone make it the best
Woooooo Seamus!!! Can't do Toy Story without him!!
Also poor Seamus not knowing American brands
I loved meeting you all back during the Toy Story 4 screening in DC when the theater had technical difficulties! 😅 Seamus, Ben, and J are all amazing!!
Yay new J vs Ben! And Seamus Gorman let's go! Hoping Seamus wins but also team Ben all the way!
Seamus saying the thing, it truly is just like old times. Love it when SCB is able to work in some collaborations with fellow content creators.
Seamus is Lovely as always and there was a mention of Vegard as well !! xx
I've come back to this video several times and J, your delivery of the pepperoni story is just top notch 😂😂😂
Oh, I thought Seamus was the quizmaster. He’s taking part?
*Excellent.*
I don't think this particular Mr. Potato Head belonged to Andy's dad, because the version Andy has is the iteration that came out in the 90s. Potato Head gets a remodel probably every decade.
Imagine if in Toy Story 5 it’s revealed Toy Story 4 didn’t happen and that it was just a make believe story.
They wouldn't. Too many people (myself included) loved 4.
@@coolnerdlll6053 And I'm part of that party as well.
Toy Story 4 is actually my favourite in the franchise 😅
No liam Toy Story three is better
@@SnappitySnap777 Toy Story 3 is like watching paint dry in comparison to Toy Story 4 bro, shut up and be quiet :)
Congrats, Ben!! I also got ten right!! It was fun seeing more Toy Story content with Seamus again :)
33:43 Everybody just passed over him saying "Hotwheels: A History" lol
Ham is actually checking out the owners manual while they're driving the truck. Says the make right there in that scene
10:34 I literally got an ad for Pizza Hut pizzas with Parmesan underneath the crust before this video!!
Billy goat gruff was the story of the troll under the bridge lol
Such a close one! However, I believe the plastic army men would be the oldest toy Andy’s.
Congrats on the win, Ben! That last question had me thinking Potato Head instinctively because even though Andy's Potato Heads are plastic, they existed long before as pieces of plastic to put in actual spuds.
So fun to have Seamus with you!
Toy Story is my younger brother’s and now my kiddos favorite movies. The only question I didn’t get right was the pizza planet truck. And Seamus is right the aliens weren’t in the RV. I just watched 4 the other day😂
I really love J v Ben Pixar quizzes! So fun to watch
Would love to see a Marvel version of this with Eric Voss from New Rockstars or one of the hosts of the Marvel Cinematic Universe Podcast (Matt, Jeff, or Ashley).
Seamus absolutely got the "what 2 things did Mrs Potato head pack for Mr Potato head" question right. He had the words, whereas Ben had frickin *scary eyes*. I swear Seamus got that one right.
But he didn’t choose the right ones to provide as his answer
@@JennifuhhGilardi neither did Ben technically
Yeah I didn't think that Ben should have gotten that point.
Like they told Seamus beforehand, you can't just make a big list and get the question counted just because the two correct answers were somewhere on the list. He chose his two answers and was wrong.
@SgtSupaman My point is that Ben shouldn't have gotten it right. And I get why Seamus' answer was counted as wrong, but in my heart, he got it right.
40:15 Pete says it when Woody is looking though all the Round Up stuff and he, Jessie, and Bullseye are running on the record player
Jessie: 'Look at us! We're a complete set!'
Pete: 'Now it's on to the museum!'
Woody: 'Museum?! What museum?'
Pete: 'We're being sold to the Konishi Toy Museum in Tokyo.'
Jessie: 'That's in Japan!'
Nightmare on Elm Street and Toy story on the same Street as Freddy Krueger!! 😳😳
With Seamus?!?!? Heyyyy brotherrrr 😊😊
- An extra pair of shoes
- His angry eyes, just in case
- Some cheese puffs
- A key
- A golf ball
- A Plastic steak
- A rubber ducky
- A yoyo
- A bouncy ball
- Some chattering teeth
- Crayons
- Some blue playdoh
- A dime
- Monkey chow
Ben's BRB xD "If you've been stuck AS home AT well" lol
I had a random thought. Have you guys ever done a What if Professor Mcgonagall had taken in and raised Harry?
Im a valet for garbage, so im basically a garbage man, and people do complain and i complain about the them all the time. You would be surprised how many people dont throw away trash right. Its goes in a bag, then you tie the bag and set it outside your door. How is that at all difficult to do?
This was a heavyweight title fight right here.
To anyone who’s bitching about “oh why is there gonna be a Toy Story 5 or Frozen 3 I want original stories” where the heck you all when Strange World was absolutely TANKING at the box office just 3 months ago??!! I mean you wonder why we’re mostly getting sequels when actual new stories with new characters fly under the bus!
Okay bro no one cares if you're shouting at your wall, shut up and get a job. Jesus.
Don't swear here. There are children and young teens who watch this channel so they try to be as family-friendly as possible. Please, for the sake of the audience, hold your profanity (the B word, I mean).
@@sadhbhcorr942 Lad, don't pull the whole "There's children here" card. If there's kids here, then it's the parents' responsibilities to control what they see. Don't like that harsh reality? Tough.
But they barely promoted Strange World? Encanto alone is a great example of a good original idea that took off with a good balance of promotion and a solid original story.
@@cakt1991 No, SuperCarlinBrothers is a family-friendy channel, they don't wanna be seeing that.
Yay Seamus!!! Loving the purple hair :)
Bravo Ben!
I feel like if Ben got scary eyes J should’ve got richone lol
On question 13: prospector says the name “we’re being sold! To the Konishi Toy Museum in Tokyo!”
Jesse: “That’s in Japan!”
I knew for certain that Mr. Potato Head was the oldest (in the real world) of Andy's toys, because it was the first toy to ever be given a commercial.
Seamus, I’ve been loving your hair colors!
If you limited the oldest toy question to their release in either wood, cloth, metal, or plastic, would it change it from Mr. Potato head to Barrel of Monkeys?
Not really. I looked up some origin dates for the toys because of someone else's comment. The correct answer should have been the plastic green army men. Their plastic versions came out in 1938 (they existed before that, made of metal). So they are the oldest of Andy's talking toys (unless there's another option I'm missing).
Mr Potato Head's potato version from 1949 wasn't followed by the plastic version until 1964, but Barrel of Monkeys didn't come out until 1965. It's said Barrel of Monkeys was invented in 1961, so that's a tough one to decide between. However, it turns out you don't have to decide between them, because Slinky Dog is from 1952, so it knocks Barrel of Monkeys out entirely.
I believe the last question was incorrect. The Army Men were created in 1938, whereas Mr. Potato head was created in 1949 making the Army Men, Andy’s oldest toy.
Toys you even mean? And how interesting. Never knew all that till now since you even mentioned it.
my childhood 2016 self is soooo excited about this reunion!!
Moo bah lalala 😂😂 J I love that.
Question for the Brothers: do you have dedicated iPads/pens? ... Ben chews on his when he thinks
"Duke Kabooms kid had the most Canadian name ever!"
Me, a French Canadian: tf is a Canadian name?
"Rejeàn"
Ok you win this time
Question about how many toys in the rv
J: you almost have to listen them all of to get the answer
Ben: (without hesitation) writes down 14 on a whim
I can’t believe I knew the Konishi toy museum one but you guys didn’t. I’m so many points behind but I remembered it Immediately.
I absolutely LOVE the Toy Story movies and and watched them all the time as a kid but I haven’t watched them in a long time so…I’m failing 😂😂
0:21 great start. Can’t wait to see J get the win.
"As home at well" lol 😂
I re-watched Tangled the other day. I noticed that Rapunzel and Jacob Kowalski both use a skillet 🍳 as a weapon against "bad guys." He uses it against the fake bad guys in the beginning of Secrets Of Dumbledore. She keeps her's the whole movie.
Ok?
@@JennifuhhGilardi just an observation that they share a use in weaponry.
I miss when you 3 would do in person videos
Ben looks so happy to have won and I'm tearing up
Okay, the last question is a tough one because of one character specifically: Ham. It's hard to really say if he counts as a toy or not, but since Andy treats him like one, I'd say Ham is.
With that in mind, coin banks that are shaped like pigs (piggy banks) have apparently been around since the 12th century. So technically the oldest (debateble) toy in real life that Andy has is Ham (aka Evil Dr. Porkchop)
My theory is that Monsters ink is a movie inside of the Pixar universe like Lightyear is. My example is the missing A113 and the most obvious reference in the entire Pixar universe, The Jessie and Luxo ball. Maybe both of those objects are product placement since there so obvious.
This was an amazing quiz. It amazing how close all were the whole game
I didn't even know that Bo's sheep had names, let alone that they were mentioned.
Not surprised, it's really only mentioned once in the entire series
They were only mentioned once in Toy Story 4 which Bo Peep did said in the Movie back in 2019.
@Emmanuel Harris okay, well I've seen Toy Story 4 exactly once and wasn't thrilled about it. Best parts were the Ducky and Bunny scenes.
aww my favorite youtuber crossover!!! i love it when you guys collab
Let’s go Ben!!!!! What a comeback!!!
Konishi, is the name of the museum mentioned in one of toy story movies. Andy's oldest toy, would be, called Mr. Spell, in the movie, I'm sure.
30:30 that depend about the version of the movie, for you guys its rejan but in Québec (Canada) its Ryan😀
"Pizza on cheese" Papa John's is putting cheese on the bottom of thier pizza now.
Not them talking about pizza on top of cheese and then immediately getting an add for Papa John’s crispy parm pizza which does indeed have cheese on the bottom😂😂😂
The first time you guys and Seamus collated was when I first subscribed to Seamus’s channel, and have watched both since
"Heyyy bruverrr" 😂
Love your trivias! You guys rock!
Her sheep names Billy and goat and gruff
There is somebody who lives in the area that I live in (I’ve seen it myself once, but know other people who have seen it as well) that drives a Pizza Planet truck. It has the right looking canopy and the Pizza Planet sign on top as well as a Buzz looking out the back window of the canopy and a Woody doll hanging onto the back bumper.
I swear to god, I got an ad half way through that said "papa johns pizza puts parmasean cheese where it's never been before.... on the bottom". I feel like I'm loving in a simulation, that was a weird coincidence, lol.
The Aliens didn’t come and neither did Mister Prickle Pants. That means the total is 13. I just fact-checked by watching clips where all the toys are shown.
I like to see toy story trivia with punishment walking over legos
Actually, the Green Army Men are older than Mr. Potato Head.
But it wasn’t one of the answers sooooo. But yes. 😂
I have never seen the fourth Toy Story movie so I wouldn’t know anything about that one but I have seen the other three especially the first two SO MANY TIMES!!
This was amazing guys keep up the good work
It's like
The hanishi toy museum
When they gave multiple choice. I felt good about how close I was to the 1 st option and it's my pick
So happy to see Seamus again!
The sheeps' name is collectively Cer-baaaa-rus
The only reason Seamus didn't win is because the questions got into American culture/brands specific. I suppose that does go along with Toy Story set in the US but it still felt a little unfair idk 😝
But they “couldn’t relate” to Turning Red because it was set in Canada...
Heyheyheeey! The last guestion is wrong! The oldest toy Andy has is the set of army men!
Wikipedia: Mr. Potato Head was invented and manufactured by George Lerner in 1949, but was first distributed by Hasbro in 1952.
Armymen: The first American plastic toy soldiers were made by Bergen Toy & Novelty Co. (Beton for short) in 1938.
I was so sure about my answer and was bamboozeld that it didn't even make into the multiple choice? But to be fair, maybe those GREEN army men figurines weren't made back then yet, i think they were made of tin or something back then...
Why were the sheep named after "Three Billy Goats Gruff"?
10:35 Come on Ben, it's such an iconic scene.
11:31 Niche?😕
11:42 Funny that the Carlin brothers together replicated the scene when they revealed their answers (J did the tone, and Ben did the groan).
Angry eyes is too iconic to miss, no point for Ben!
I feel like eyes and shoes is what mattered sooo
@ericahamel4404 nah. She's specifically says Angry eyes. And he even says it later. They never even mention any other kind. I can let Seamus slide on the cheetos cuz they're not common in the UK and it's never specifically stated that they're cheese puffs. The Angry part is the most important and it's specifically referenced multiple times.
What a treat. Keep the Toy Story videos coming!