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To infinity and beyond… into a giggle spiral! Join us as we count down our picks for the funniest Buzz Lightyear moments across the Toy Story franchise and beyond! Which version of Buzz Lightyear do you relate to the most? Let us know in the comments below!

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00:00I alone have information that reveals this weapon's only weakness.
00:04And you, my friend, are responsible for delaying my rendezvous with Star Command!
00:10You are a toy!
00:13Welcome to Ms. Mojo.
00:15And today, we're counting down our picks for the funniest scenes
00:18where everyone's favorite toy box space ranger sent us to infinity and beyond,
00:22straight into a giggle spiral.
00:30And together, with our love, we will win the evil.
00:36Number 20. Army of Buzzes.
00:38What's better than one or even two Buzzes?
00:42An entire army, naturally.
00:44No way!
00:46Washed ashore amid a shipping accident,
00:48a group of high-tech Buzzes wander the Earth, seeking purpose.
00:52While they don't entirely understand why they're on this strange planet,
00:56the Buzzes prove resourceful.
00:57Whether making a raft or upping their arsenal with stray camping supplies.
01:02Like the Buzz we know and love,
01:04his fellow space rangers eventually come to two revelations.
01:08One, they're toys, whose mission is to help kids in need.
01:11Two, Zerk is their father.
01:13No!
01:14Even after all these years,
01:16Buzz toys are still manufactured with delusions of being real space rangers.
01:20Yet these Buzzes come with other upgrades.
01:23Thanks to drone technology,
01:25they can fall with style like never before.
01:28Our mission on this planet
01:29is to make a child happy.
01:31You just remember what your old class is.
01:35Number 19.
01:36Meeting the Little Green Men.
01:38Of all the places to stage a spiritual awakening,
01:41Pizza Planet's arcade machine is absurdly perfect.
01:48A stranger, from the outside.
01:53Greetings!
01:54Our over-serious space ranger climbs in thinking he's found transport,
01:58only to discover hundreds of squeaky three-eyed devotees
02:01chanting about their metallic god.
02:03The comedy is delicious because he treats their nonsense with total sincerity.
02:08While Woody is visibly dying inside.
02:11This is ludicrous.
02:12Then Sid wins both toys,
02:15turning a ridiculous misunderstanding into an actual plot disaster.
02:18All right, double prizes!
02:21It's early Pixar weirdness at its best.
02:24Tiny voices,
02:25big mythology,
02:26and one arcade prize machine
02:28that somehow becomes a full-blown religion
02:30with better branding than most cults.
02:32What's cutting into you, Sheriff?
02:33I was...
02:33You are the one that decided to climb into this...
02:35The claw.
02:36It moves.
02:38It moves.
02:39Number 18.
02:40The Catchphrase Malfunction.
02:42Nobody wants to hear their signature line get absolutely mangled.
02:46In the episode Lost in Time,
02:48Buzz meets an animatronic version of himself,
02:50only to hear his legendary slogan butchered.
02:53To infinity and even further!
02:56Now spare me a little.
02:57The joke works because he's not just mildly annoyed,
03:01he reacts like someone has personally insulted his entire heroic legacy.
03:05Even better,
03:06there are kids around who accept the wrong version instantly,
03:09making him the cranky original artist watching a tribute act botch the chorus.
03:13It's a tiny gag,
03:15but it lands because that catchphrase is basically his whole brand.
03:19To infinity!
03:20And even further!
03:22That just doesn't work.
03:24Number 17.
03:25Socks' Dart.
03:27Trust issues have never looked cuter.
03:29After Socks saves the day in Lightyear by tranquilizing a Star Command operative,
03:33our hero clocks the scary little implication.
03:36The dart may have been reserved for him if he got difficult.
03:39Buzz,
03:40my programming compels me to notify Star Command that you have called...
03:42Star Command was going to decommission you.
03:44What?
03:44That's right.
03:45Lights out.
03:46No more Socks.
03:46The laugh comes from how casually Socks treats that possibility,
03:50as if emergency sedation is just another item on his helpful companion checklist.
03:55Hey!
03:55You're not authorized to be in this area!
03:59Whoa!
04:00Didn't know you could do that.
04:01Wait a minute,
04:02was that for me?
04:02In case I got out of line?
04:04I brought you five minutes.
04:05It's the perfect Socks gag,
04:07because he's adorable enough to cuddle and efficient enough to overthrow a room.
04:12For a movie about heroic obsession,
04:13this little moment lets the sidekick quietly become the funniest tactical threat on the mission.
04:19Number 16.
04:20Kiss Delivery Crisis
04:22Romantic errands are not exactly Buzz Lightyear's strongest mission category.
04:26That's where I need to go.
04:28You can't go, Buzz.
04:29You'll never make it there.
04:31Woody once risked his life to save me.
04:33I couldn't call myself his friend if I weren't willing to do the same.
04:37Before the toys head out to rescue Woody in Toy Story 2,
04:40Bo Peep gives their laser-focused space ranger a kiss to pass along when they find him.
04:45This is for Woody.
04:46When you find him.
04:51His awkward response turns a sincere send-off into a perfect little character gag.
04:56He understands the assignment,
04:58but also knows he's absolutely the wrong messenger.
05:01All right, but I don't think it'll mean the same coming for me.
05:04That's why the moment lands so well.
05:06It keeps the stakes moving while letting his stiff, heroic composure crack just enough
05:11for one beautifully uncomfortable punchline.
05:14Number 15.
05:15Elevator Drop Logic
05:16Physics briefly leaves the building for this scene.
05:19While Andy's toys climb through an elevator shaft to rescue Woody,
05:23Buzz decides to let go of the wall,
05:25trusting his so-called anti-gravity servos.
05:28What was I thinking?
05:30My anti-gravity servos!
05:33Hang tight, everyone!
05:34I'm going to let go of the wall!
05:37Everyone else reacts with the exact terror that plan deserves,
05:40because there is confidence,
05:41and then there's whatever this is.
05:44What?
05:44He would...
05:45One...
05:46He would...
05:47Two...
05:48No, no, no, no, no!
05:49Don't speak about this!
05:49Three!
05:50Ah!
05:52Oh!
05:52The gag works because he treats the drop like a brilliant tactical move,
05:56while the others are clearly one second away from filing a group complaint.
06:00Somehow, the elevator arrives in time,
06:03turning reckless certainty into accidental genius.
06:06To infinity and beyond!
06:12Number 14.
06:13Gullible Buzz
06:14Nothing exposes this man's operating system faster than one fake warning.
06:19How dare you open a spaceman's helmet on an uncharted planet!
06:22After Woody realizes his rival genuinely believes he's a real galactic hero,
06:27he tests the theory with the lowest effort distraction imaginable.
06:31And it works instantly.
06:33You're mocking me, aren't you?
06:34Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
06:36Buzz, look, an alien!
06:37Where?
06:38Ah!
06:40Ah!
06:41Ah!
06:42Ah!
06:43Ah!
06:44Ah!
06:44Ah!
06:45Ah!
06:46Ah!
06:47And our space adventurer is still scanning for danger
06:50like an alien attack could break out next to the bed at any second.
06:54The scene tells us everything about their early dynamic.
06:57Woody thinks he has found a fool.
06:59Instead, he has found a full-time problem.
07:02Stop with this spaceman thing!
07:05Number 13.
07:06A Helping Hand
07:07A desperate plea for backup turns into one of the franchise's funniest little visual gags.
07:12Did you all take stupid pills this morning?
07:14Have you forgotten what he did to Buzz?
07:17While stranded in Sid's room, Woody tries to convince Andy's toys across the way that Buzz is alive and with
07:22him.
07:23You got it all wrong, Potato Head.
07:25Buzz is fine.
07:26Buzz is right here.
07:27He's with me.
07:28You are a lawyer!
07:29When he asks his space ranger buddy to come up and help, Buzz takes the phrase way too literally by
07:34tossing over his broken-off arm.
07:37Buzz, will you get up here and give me a hand?
07:40The joke is pure toy story.
07:43A familiar expression becomes a punchline, and Woody's panic makes it even funnier.
07:47You see, we're friends now, guys.
07:49Aren't we, Buzz?
07:50You bet.
07:51Give me a hug.
07:52Ha ha!
07:53I love you too.
07:55See?
07:55It is Buzz.
07:56Now give back the lights, Potato Head.
07:58Sleep!
07:59It also sneaks in character work, since Buzz is still emotionally wrecked after learning the truth about himself, while Woody
08:05is desperately trying to get them both home.
08:07Go back to your lives, citizens.
08:09Show's over.
08:10Come back!
08:12Sleep!
08:13Sleep!
08:14Please!
08:14Please listen to me!
08:16Number 12.
08:18Meeting Ducky and Bunny
08:19A carnival prize wall should be a safe zone, but not with these two nearby.
08:24After Buzz gets tacked to the prize wall in Toy Story 4, Ducky and Bunny immediately treat him like an
08:29intruder stealing their spotlight.
08:31Light year.
08:33Hey, up here, Astro Boy.
08:34If you think you can just show up and take our top prize spot, you're wrong.
08:39Dead wrong!
08:39The comedy comes from the contrast.
08:41He's trying to track down Woody while they're busy bickering, roasting him, and turning one escape attempt into a plush
08:48-on-plastic wrestling match.
08:50To infinity and my boy!
08:52Boom!
08:53In a galaxy far, far away, you got kick in the head!
08:56How do I get out of here?
08:57It's also a perfect use of Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, who voice Ducky and Bunny.
09:02Their rapid-fire chemistry makes these stitched-together chaos gremlins feel instantly iconic.
09:08So that's what gravity feels like.
09:09Yeah, that's it.
09:10Hey, where you going?
09:12Number 11.
09:14You are a toy.
09:15Tables turn beautifully when the former galaxy-brained action figure becomes the voice of reason.
09:20In Toy Story 2, Buzz finds Woody at Al's apartment.
09:24But the cowboy has talked himself into joining Jesse, Bullseye, and Stinky Pete as a museum display in Japan.
09:29Woody, stop this nonsense and let's go.
09:32Ah, Buzz.
09:35I can't go.
09:36The funny part isn't just the callback.
09:39It's how earnestly Buzz throws Woody's old reality check right back at him.
09:43Woody, you're not a collector's item.
09:45You're a child's plaything.
09:47You.
09:47Are.
09:48A.
09:48Toy!
09:49In the first movie, Woody had to convince him he was a toy.
09:53Now Buzz is the one dragging Woody out of a dramatic identity spiral.
09:57That's growth right there.
09:58Somewhere in that pad of stuffing is a toy who taught me that life's only worth living if you're being
10:03loved by a kid.
10:04And I traveled all this way to rescue that toy because I believed him.
10:10Number 10.
10:11Falling with Style.
10:12When we first meet Buzz, it's fair to say he's not fully in touch with reality.
10:17He believes he's a real space ranger who can actually fly.
10:21Sadly, we can't think of any astronauts who took one small step for toys and one giant leap across a
10:27child's bed.
10:27These are plastic.
10:29He can't fly.
10:30They are a pterillium carbonic alloy and I can fly.
10:34No, you can't.
10:36Yes, I can.
10:37You can't.
10:38Can.
10:38Can't.
10:39Can't.
10:39Can't.
10:40Luckily, his delusion provides plenty of amusement as he insists that his wings are fully functional.
10:47He certainly puts on quite the spectacle, so it's no wonder he instantly wins over the other toys' admiration.
10:53Whoa!
10:55Oh, wow.
10:56You flew magnificently.
10:58I found my moving, buddy.
11:00Thank you all.
11:02That wasn't flying.
11:03That was falling with style.
11:06But we have to side with Woody on this one.
11:08It turns into a brilliant running gag throughout the movie, ending with a satisfying twist conclusion.
11:14We guess Buzz was right all along, sort of.
11:17You're flying!
11:18This isn't flying.
11:19This is falling with style.
11:23Ha ha ha!
11:24To infinity and beyond!
11:29Number 9, Buzz, I Am Your Father.
11:32As if one Buzz Lightyear wasn't iconic enough, the second film introduces an updated space toy, now with an added
11:39utility belt.
11:40Am I really that fat?
11:48Hoo-yah!
11:49Ow!
11:50What are you doing?
11:50You're in direct violation of code 6404.5.
11:54This creates some hilarious chaos, which we'll return to shortly.
11:57However, one of the funniest moments sees Buzz 2.0 face off against the evil Emperor Zurg.
12:04Lightyear uncovers a life-altering truth in a joke intended for older audiences, which calls back to one of the
12:10most famous plot twists in film history.
12:13I'll never give in.
12:14You killed my father.
12:16No, Buzz.
12:17I am your father.
12:20Funnier still, we later check back in with father and son, who are now bonding while playing catch.
12:25Something tells us we wouldn't get this kind of hilarity from Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader.
12:30Search your feelings.
12:32You know it to be true.
12:35No!
12:38No!
12:44After a little mishap sends Buzz falling with style out the window, the toys turn on Woody.
12:50Let's string him up by his pole string!
12:51I've got hips on his head!
12:52Would you boys stop it?
12:54Tuggle him!
12:55No, no, no, no, wait, wait, wait, wait, I can explain everything!
12:58Luckily, the Space Ranger doesn't get too far, and the unlikely duo reunites in Andy's mom's car.
13:03But, it turns out that Buzz on planet Earth isn't as forgiving as he might have been in his home
13:08world.
13:09I just want you to know that even though you tried to terminate me, revenge is not an idea we
13:14promote on my planet.
13:15Oh, well, that's good.
13:17But we're not on my planet, are we?
13:20No.
13:20Their subsequent fight is hilarious, but it comes to a grinding halt when the car drives off without them.
13:26Woody is left fuming while Buzz calmly delivers this amusingly eloquent insult, improvised by Tim Allen.
13:33You are a sad, strange little man, and you have my pity.
13:37Farewell.
13:38Apparently, it made the final cut since the animators found it even funnier than what was originally scripted.
13:44It has since become one of the franchise's most quotable lines, for good reason.
13:49Number 7.
13:50Buzz questions Sid's medical credentials.
13:53Much of the comedy in the first movie comes from Buzz's refusal to believe that he's a toy.
13:58I've set my laser from stun to kill.
14:01Ah, great, great.
14:03Yeah, and if anyone attacks us, we can blink them to death.
14:05But a tumultuous visit to Sid's home slowly brings him back down to earth.
14:10The toys witness the twisted kid playing surgeon with one of his sister's dolls.
14:14Oh no, we have a sick patient here, nurse.
14:17Prepare the OR.
14:18Stop!
14:21Patient is...
14:23Pricked.
14:23And as Woody knows, Andy's next-door neighbor has a penchant for playing Dr. Frankenstein.
14:29While the cowboy looks panicked, Buzz has a more pragmatic view of their predicament.
14:33His keen senses tell him that Sid, a child, probably isn't a qualified medic.
14:38I don't believe that man's ever been to medical school.
14:41It's such a comically dry retort, especially given what's at stake.
14:45It's also perhaps the most grounded comment we've heard him utter so far.
14:49Number 6.
14:51Buzz gets excited.
14:53After Woody, Jessie, and Bullseye are saved from becoming museum exhibits, the trio head
14:58back to Andy's room.
14:59The new additions are thrilled to be part of a family again.
15:02And there's one toy in particular who's especially happy to have Jessie around.
15:07Ma'am, I, um, well, I just wanted to say you're a bright young woman with a beautiful
15:13yarn full of hair.
15:14A hair full of yarn.
15:15It's, uh, well, um, I must go.
15:18Buzz gets adorably flustered by the red-headed cowgirl, and his feelings are reciprocated.
15:23However, their moment is cut short by a canine crisis.
15:27Jessie flies into action, sailing across the room, much like Buzz did in the first film.
15:32And the spaceman's excitement is visibly evident.
15:42This joke might have gone over your head if you were just a kid when Toy Story 2 came out.
15:47But at least now you understand why older audiences found Buzz's reactions so entertaining.
15:53Use your head.
15:55But I don't want to use my head!
16:03Number 5. Meeting Utility Belt Buzz.
16:07While searching for Woody in Al's toy barn, Buzz stumbles across a section of Buzz Lightyear
16:12toys.
16:12He ends up in an altercation with Utility Belt Buzz, which gives him a priceless taste of what
16:18he was like in the early days.
16:28The same toy who once believed he could fly and shoot lasers is now completely unfazed by
16:34his counterpart's threats.
16:35Has your mind been melded?
16:37You could have killed me, Space Ranger!
16:39Or should I say, traitor!
16:42I don't have time for this.
16:44Only he gets a little tied up by their meeting.
16:46Adding to the amusement is the fact that his friends can't even tell that he's been replaced.
16:51Later, New Buzz tries to convince the gang that he's the real deal, but our Space Ranger
16:56settles the argument with one simple maneuver.
17:07I had a feeling it was you, Buzz.
17:09My front end just had to catch it with my back end.
17:11Well, two Buzzs are better than one.
17:14Number 4.
17:15First Impressions.
17:16They say you only get one chance at making a first impression.
17:20Needless to say, Buzz comes across a little spacey.
17:31After his so-called crash landing on Andy's bed, he begins to assess his surroundings.
17:36It's delightfully amusing to hear him dictate commentary on the new turf into his arm, especially
17:42because it's clear that he isn't exactly impressed.
17:45And there seems to be no sign of intelligent life anywhere.
17:49Hello?
17:50Oh, yeah!
17:50Ah!
17:51Whoa!
17:52Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
17:53The toys, except Woody, are charmed by this out-of-touch spaceman.
17:57And who can blame him?
17:58He's barely been in Andy's room for five minutes, and he's already entertained, amused, and impressed
18:04us.
18:04You'd think they'd never seen a new toy before.
18:06Well, sure, look at him.
18:08He's got more gadgets on him than a Swiss army knife.
18:11Woody hoped the novelty of the new arrival would wear off, but it persisted to infinity
18:16and beyond.
18:17Number 3.
18:18Buzz's Inner Voice Box
18:20By Toy Story 4, we'd come a long way since the time Buzz believed he was a real space ranger.
18:26But following a conversation about inner voices with Woody, he has a slight setback.
18:31The voice inside of you.
18:33Who do you think it is?
18:36Uh, me?
18:38You know, my conscience?
18:41That part of you that tells you things?
18:45What you're really thinking?
18:47Fascinating.
18:48He seems to have missed the inner part, and starts believing that his front buttons are
18:53his conscience.
18:54He spends the rest of the movie turning to the automated voice whenever he's in a pickle.
18:58Woody and Forky were last seen on the highway.
19:00But where's the highway?
19:02The slingshot maneuver is all we've got.
19:05Full speed ahead.
19:09Thanks, Inner Voice.
19:10Often, the advice is actually sound enough to get him out of scrapes.
19:14But that only makes it more hilarious every time.
19:17Buzz's desperate attempt to find answers by continuously pressing buttons without being
19:22discovered by the humans are guaranteed to make you laugh aloud.
19:26Wouldn't we all love an outer, inner voice?
19:29How do I get out of here?
19:31This planet is toxic.
19:32Closing of it to conserve oxygen.
19:34In the vacuum of space, they cannot hit you squarely!
19:37Hey!
19:38Ow!
19:38Number 2.
19:39Mrs. Nesbitt.
19:40When Buzz finally sees that he can't fly, he falls into a bit of a slump.
19:46Sid's sister Hannah finds him on the ground and takes him to her tea party.
19:50Woody then finds his buddy dressed up, being called Mrs. Nesbitt, and going hard on the
19:56Darjeeling tea.
19:56Would you like some tea, Mrs. Nesbitt?
20:00Buzz!
20:01It's so nice you could join us on such late notice.
20:04Oh, no.
20:05And it certainly seems like the beverage has had anything but a calming effect on the
20:09Ranger.
20:09The melancholic toy amusingly breaks down, briefly forgetting who he really is.
20:15I think you've had enough tea for today.
20:17Let's get you out of here, Buzz.
20:19Don't you get it?
20:20You see the hat?
20:22I am Mrs. Nesbitt!
20:25Woody slaps him out of it, and they swiftly exit, only for Buzz to hilariously relapse
20:30once again.
20:32Despondent, he begs his friend for some kind of validation.
20:35Oh, I'm a shabbed!
20:36Shh!
20:37Look at me!
20:38I can't even fly out of a window!
20:41But the hat looked good?
20:43Tell me the hat looked good!
20:44Hey, to be fair, it is a great hat.
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21:14Number 1.
21:15Spanish Buzz.
21:17He also provides plenty of hilarity, especially when he's in the middle of the game.
21:20He's in the middle of the game.
21:20He's in the middle of the game.
21:20He's in the middle of the game.
21:21He's in the middle of the game.
21:21This, admittedly, leads to some pretty funny moments.
21:24However, it gets even more hysterical when the gang tries to restore him, accidentally
21:29setting him to Spanish mode.
21:31I have to have seen it, and it has erased my memory.
21:35Have you seen my space ship?
21:37We gotta switch him back.
21:38This version of Buzz is passionate, fiery, and quite the dancer.
21:42He also provides plenty of hilarity, especially during his melodramatic rescue mission where
21:48he saves Jesse from the trash.
22:04He has no recollection of any of this later on, but Jesse's learned a handy new trick.
22:09Buzz might be back to his usual self, but his Spanish alter ego peeks through when I, un amigo,
22:15and me starts to play.
22:17I, uh, I don't know what came over me.
22:20What?
22:21Just go with it, Buzz.
22:24Which version of Buzz Lightyear do you relate to the most?
22:27Let us know in the comments.
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