If you have an idea for a disaster movie, it's not a bad idea to fact-check it with an IRL scientist first.

Disney’s highly touted direct-to-consumer streaming service Disney+, in the few months since it launched on November 12th, has been a platform of discovery. Subscribers have gone back and re-watched animated classics that they’ve either forgotten about or have been hopelessly locked in the Disney Vault, been exposed to the inner workings of Disney’s most secretive unit with the multi-part documentary The Imagineering Story, and, of course, been turned into puddles of mush thanks to the introduction of a character we’re still exclusively referring to as Baby Yoda in The Mandalorian. But for …

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I have some good news for you when it comes to the new Disney+ series, Forky Asks a Question: If you loved Tony Hale's new cobbled-together character from Toy Story 4, you're in luck! He's back with a dim-witted vengeance in this series of Pixar-animated shorts that explore all sorts of mundane mysteries that are fascinating to the new creation. And if you, like me, found Forky to be a bit taxing on the old nerves, the good news here is that you can skip this series and watch one of the billion other …

Pixar's trailer for their 10-episode Disney+ series, Forky Asks A Question, finds Forky asking some big, and even very silly, questions about life.

Disney has released the first trailer for Forky Asks a Question, a series of short films that will debut exclusively on the streaming service Disney+. The shorts feature the breakout character from the Pixar sequel Toy Story 4, Forky (voiced by Tony Hale), asking hard questions like “What is cheese?” and “What is art?” The trailer doesn’t really give an indication that this is anything more than a series of cute little short films, but if you’re already paying for Disney+ and you’ve seen Toy Story 4, who wouldn’t want to spend additional time with Forky? …

Toy Story 4 introduced the world to a brand new character which has joined the gang on their latest adventures. In order for Bonnie to feel more secure during her first days of school, she made her very own friend to join her on the journey. That friend is Forky, a spork that has been brought to life after becoming a toy.