Jealousy Of Buzz

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Buzz doesn't seem to understand he's not a real space ranger, but makes friends with the other toys in Andy's room anyway. Woody is clearly super jealous of Buzz, who Andy plays with more and more every day. One day, Woody overhears that Andy can only take one toy out to dinner with him at Pizza Planet and he tries to push Buzz behind the desk, but ends up falling out of the window. Andy's mom stops the car at a gas station and Buzz and Woody have it out, but end up getting left behind in the process. At Sid's house, Woody watches as Sid tortures his other toys and tries to escape, but he can't quite get Buzz to go along. Buzz finally figured out that he's a toy. Buzz finally promises to help Woody, but not before Sid tapes a rocket to his

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