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Tim Allen is set to return as Buzz Lightyear, and he revealed an "emotional" plot for Toy Story 5 that he'd love to see, and Pixar should use it.

After Disney announced Toy Story 5, Tim Allen responded to playing Buzz Lightyear again.

Now that The Santa Clauses is out, Tim Allen has admitted there’s a plot hole from the first Santa Clause movie that’s always bothered him.

Tom Hanks may steal Tim Allen’s fries, but that doesn’t stop them from meeting up.

With The Santa Clauses set to premiere on Disney+ soon, Tim Allen looked back on The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Claus and how the threequel was “infected” by the success of the first two movies.

Tim Allen and Tom Hanks had breakfast, but we shouldn't read too much into it.

Original Buzz Lightyear star Tim Allen has voiced his opinion about Lightyear's reimagining of the classic Toy Story character.

Tim Allen breaks the silence about what he really thinks of the Toy Story spin-off Lightyear.

Lightyear didn't do very well at the box office, and Patricia Heaton (of all people) might have the reason why.

With criticism about Lightyear's casting still a subject of discussion, take a look at Angus MacLane's reasoning in choosing Chris Evans.

The fellow actor shared her thoughts on Tim Allen not voicing Buzz Lightyear in the upcoming Pixar film.

Chris Evans opened up about the challenge of recreating Tim Allen's iconic catchphrase in Lightyear.

Lightyear's director and producer explain why Chris Evans is voicing Buzz Lightyear in their Toy Story spin-off rather than Tim Allen, and offer additional insights into the Pixar film's voice casting and overall concept.

Disney has announced Tim Allen will return for a new Disney Plus series based on The Santa Clause movies.

David Krumholtz reveals the actual reason why he didn't return for The Santa Clause 3.

To Infinity, and also churros.

By Grabthar's Hammer, Alan Rickman is still very much missed.

Let's just say these kid actors probably never looked at Santa Clause the same way again.

Does "infinity & beyond" even mean anything anymore?