Concept One Unisex's Disney Pixar Toy Story 4 Baseball Cap, Buzz Lightyear Adult Snapback Hat with Flat Brim, Multicolor, One Size

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Darn it, Woody!" —Buzz, in an outtake, after seeing "This Space For Rent" written on his wings From Toy Story 3 Buzz: "Glad I could catch the train!" From first landing in Andy’s room to meeting Zurg, his true father, here are some of the best Buzz Lightyear quotes from the Toy Story series. Funny Buzz Lightyear Quotes

The role of Buzz Lightyear was originally offered to Billy Crystal who turned it down, a move he later admitted regretting. Crystal eventually voiced Mike Wazowski, a character in Monsters, Inc.. Also, Bill Murray, Jim Carrey, Bruce Willis, Jon Lovitz, and Phil Hartman were also considered for the role. Buzz: “I'm sorry. You're right. I'm just a little depressed, that's all. I can get through this. Oh, I'm a sham!”Buzz has a fairly minor role in the short, only speaking when trying to investigate the bathroom to see how Rex is doing, only to be hit by a massive tidal wave of bathwater thanks to Rex neglecting to drain the tub. Woody: "This is the perfect time to panic! I'm lost. Andy is gone. They're gonna move from their house in two days, and it's all your fault!"

Bo Peep was impressed by one of his stunts in the first film and grew to like him even more throughout the rest of the movies. In Toy Story 2, when Utility Belt Buzz was putting Andy's Buzz on the shelf, the string that was tied on Buzz's left hand in the cardboard box was missing. Buzz does a Vulcan salute from the Star Trek series when saying "Farewell" to Woody at the gas station, when leaving Andy's house to embark on his mission to rescue Woody, and when saying "Farewell" to the other Buzz who is playing catch with Emperor Zurg.Buzz #2: "You're breaking ranks, ranger. (opens his wrist communicator) Buzz Lightyear to Star Command: I've got an AWOL Space Ranger." Perhaps less “homage” than inspiration, the little loved and less remembered big screen revival of Lost in Space from the ‘90s seems to inform the plot of Lightyear in a pretty significant way. In the reimagining of the classic 1960s sci-fi TV series, the Robinson family is again lost in space when they get marooned on a strange planet. Unlike the TV show, however, things take an extremely dark turn when they discover there is a bubble on this planet that has distorted time (the mechanics are murky).