A collector takes Woody from a yard sale after the owner refuses to sell.

CASE SOURCE

Toy Story 2 — “Toy Story 2”

Original release: 1999-11-24

Authorized listing: https://www.pixar.com/toy-story-2

After Andy's mother refuses to sell Woody at a yard sale, collector Al McWhiggin takes him, restores him, and prepares to sell the completed Woody's Roundup collection to a museum in Japan before Andy's toys mount a rescue.

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Yogi poses as a health inspector to take tourists' picnic baskets, prompting Ranger Smith to answer deception with a dangerous trap operation.

CASE SOURCE

The Yogi Bear Show — “Booby Trapped Bear”

Original release: 1961-02-06

Authorized listing: https://tv.apple.com/us/episode/booby-trapped-bear--feud-for-thought--hop-duck-and-listen/umc.cmc.4xp9xusf496ff18esujenaoxo

In fictional Jellystone Park, Yogi Bear impersonates a health inspector to take visitors' picnic baskets; Ranger Smith catches him and retaliates with booby-trapped baskets, but the trap operation ultimately backfires on park management.

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From sabotaged businesses and suspicious disappearances to rivalries gone too far and bizarre criminal schemes, TOON Crime examines the motives, timelines, and suspects behind the chaos of the cartoon universe. Hosts break down the evidence, explore the psychology of the characters involved, and ask the big question every true-crime fan loves: who really did it, and why?

Blending humor, nostalgia, and investigative storytelling, TOON Crime treats animated antics like real criminal cases, complete with case files, theories, and deep dives into the strange logic of cartoon worlds.

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