But that’s not the case in 2019, when Pete’s implicit quid pro quo offer to the Barbies comes off as a none-too-funny sendup of Hollywood’s very real and harmful “ casting couch” history of (typically male) executives wielding their power over ingénues looking to break into Hollywood, by offering them acting roles in exchange for sexual favors. In 1999, the scene was likely easy to read as just risqué enough to amuse, not offend. Woody catches him in action, and Stinky Pete becomes noticeably flustered, quickly dismissing the women by ushering them out of his packaging. “Y’know, I’m sure I could get you a part in Toy Story 3,” he says, stroking one of the dolls’ hands. In the scene, Stinky Pete the Prospector - the movie’s villain, voiced by Kelsey Grammer - is seen flirting with a pair of “identical twin” Barbie dolls. One of the Toy Story 2 blooper reel’s “jokes” is difficult to laugh at in light of today’s #MeToo-inflected political climate. Only a handful of Pixar titles during this period used the gag - including 1999’s Toy Story 2, whose blooper reel has been noticeably edited in the film’s latest digital and Blu-Ray release. But from 1998’s A Bug’s Life until 2004’s The Incredibles, the pioneering animation studio indulged in fake blooper reels, dotting its credit sequences with engineered “outtakes” from the movie that had just concluded. It’s easy to forget that Pixar used to have its own Marvel-esque tradition of including additional scenes during the credits of its films.

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