Did you know? The Pixar short Knick Knack, the one that played in theaters before Finding Nemo, is actually much older than that. It was first premiered at a convention in Boston in 1989. Those who remember the short from the theatrical release of Finding Nemo, or may have seen it on television between now and Finding Nemo's release, probably remember the lady knick knack that the snowman pines over not having any boobs. That's a change that was made to the 2003 version, they George Lucased her boobs away. Now why am I bringing this up? Because Knick Knack is one of the Pixar shorts that clips of can be seen on the TV in Toy Story 2 when Hamm is rapidly flipping through channels to find the Al's Toy Barn commercial in blink-and-you'll-miss-it Easter eggs, and they never censored it. Yeah, I noticed they were there on the VHS from 1999, but the DVD from 2005 still had the scene unaltered, either because they thought nobody would actually be lifeless enough to check that scene frame by frame, on multiple versions of the film no less, or they just didn't think to do it at all. Either way though, the people need to know! There's boobs in Toy Story! Yeah, it's only for like two frames, but it's there! Pixar boobs! Next time a moral guardian tries shoving the children and how you should think of them up your ass, tell them that there's subliminal titties in Toy Story. If reminding them of the wall of titty in Brave doesn't shut them up, maybe toy tits will.

Edit: November 3, 2018: Right now at this very moment I am watching a much more recent release of Toy Story 2, I'm watching it on the website Watchcartoononline, so I don't know exactly which DVD release the file was ripped from, I just know it's more recent because the Disney logo at the beginning has been replaced with the modern one. I literally paused the movie just after that scene I described up there to come here and confirm that somewhere between now and the 2005 DVD release, they have removed Sunny Miami and her subliminal toy tits. Bummer. Still doesn't make that much of what I wrote not true though. Unless Disney can somehow recollect every DVD or VHS of that movie manufactured and sold before that change was made, there still exists millions of copies of their movie without the edit. It almost makes me wonder what the point even was, they have no feasible way of making the offending images go away, and barely anyone was even going to see them. And they weren't even that offensive anyway, it's not like the boobs were naked, and they didn't even look realistic, they were flesh-colored orbs with a bikini top over them, you'd have to be a total Melvin to have a problem with that, there was nothing about them that was worth the effort to remove.