“Somebody's poisoned the water hole.”
A classic Western alarm line that turns any small crisis into an absurd, grand warning.
Informal
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A confrontation turns into a snatch-and-run: someone wants Woody's voice box, and his pull-string catchphrases play as the fight unfolds. “Somebody's poisoned the water hole” lands oddly in the middle of it all, and the escape nearly fails for a simple reason — “Wait! We don't have Forky!”
Woody's Voice Box Is Stolen
Woody's voice box is stolen in an ambush, and as he tries to talk his way out, his pull-string lines fire off one by one. Friends rush in, they grab Woody and Forky, and Duke drives the getaway. Only after they are away does someone realize they left Forky behind.
This is a chase built on panic and near-misses, and the comedy comes from the gap between the danger and the noise. Woody's own recorded catchphrases keep interrupting the struggle — “Somebody's poisoned the water hole,” “Reach for the sky” — which is both funny and faintly sad: the toy who always had a line for every situation is being emptied out as the box that speaks for him is taken. The rescue itself is chaotic, and the plot turns on a throwaway mistake, the shout of “Wait! We don't have Forky!” The scene keeps the stakes real while refusing to let anyone stay serious for long.
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“Somebody's poisoned the water hole.”
A classic Western alarm line that turns any small crisis into an absurd, grand warning.
Informal
“Wait! We don't have Forky!”
A hurried stop-and-check that names the one crucial thing missing before it is too late.
Informal
“- I just wanna talk. - Yeah, with my voice box!”
A pretend olive branch that turns, in one beat, into an accusation.
Informal
“- I'd like to join your posse. - (DRAGON YOWLING)”
A formal offer to join a rough-and-tumble crew, where the politeness is the joke.
Informal
Siguiente · 17cling toLa escena: Woody Refuses to Abandon ForkyGabby Gabby, the antique doll, has him brought in so she can have a working voice of her own. Woody is lured in and the box is removed during the struggle.
It holds his pull-string catchphrases, which are part of who he has always been. Losing it leaves him unable to speak with the voice everyone knows.
Because the escape has left Forky behind. Someone shouts 'Wait! We don't have Forky!', turning a clean getaway into a problem the group has to fix.
It's an old Western line meaning 'put your hands up.' Woody uses it as part of his cowboy act, and it plays over the scene as a joke about the standoff.