| “ | Woody: Slinky! Slink. Slink… Slinky! Get up here and do your job! (Slinky doesn't obey Woody) Are you deaf? I said take care of them! Slinky: Uh... I am sorry Woody, but.. I have to agree with them I don't think what you did was right. Woody: What? Am I hearing correctly? You don’t think I was right? Who said your job was to think, Spring Wiener? Slinky: Well, I… I just thought that you… Woody: Just use this vast reserve of brainpower to consider this for a moment. If it wasn't for me, Andy wouldn't pay any attention to you at all. In fact, my stretchy friend, you would have been hauled away to Goodwill a long time ago, so shut your mouth and GET. THEM. OFF. THE. BED! Do it! Now, Slink, or I'm throwing you off! |
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| ~ Slinky and Woody. |
| “ | Slinky: Stop! Don’t throw him off the bed! Woody: Yeah! Slinky: Throw him out the window like he did to Buzz! |
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| ~ Slinky redeeming himself. |
Slinky Dog or Slinky is a supporting antagonist in the first drafts and storyboards of Toy Story. He was Woody right-hand before Woody throw Buzz out the window.
Joe Ranft voiced him in the first drafts of Toy Story.
Biography[]
Woody calls for Slinky to remove Andy's toys from the bed but he refused because he agreed with the other toys. Upon Slinky's refusal to carry out his command, Woody screams at Slinky and threatens to throw him out the window too if he doesn't do what he says. This only makes the toys angrier, and the green army men suddenly restrain Woody so the toys can get ahold of him. Slinky then reccommends that rather than throwing him off the bed, that they throw him out the window, like he did to Buzz.