One-shot of Mike's POV during his moment with Eleven in the school cafeteria.

How a sports columnist would cover the aftermath of Stephanie's public breakup with Hunter Pence.

On Ari Magder's headstone, there's a line from Candle in the Wind. That gave me an idea of how the Jukebox Band would pay their own tribute to Dan. If Elton John can rewrite this song for Princess Diana, the band can do it for Dan.

Kara and Becky have gathered together at the cemetery to reflect on the loss of one of their own. Dedicated to the memory of Ari Magder.

The Toy Story characters respond to the news of their coming fourth movie in this parody of "We're Doing a Sequel" from Muppets Most Wanted.

Andy just has to see Bonnie play after hearing of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary. As he does, he considers many things on why it's so important to do what he's doing. Dedicated to all of the victims and their families.

Kermit returns to Sesame Street, but some are down over the news of Elmo taking a break from everyone. Based on Kevin Clash's departure from the show.

Nearly 30 years after his final trip back in time, Chris writes to Superbook, giving it a new mission.

What a sports writer might have said about the NBA shutting down after the players had their talent stolen.

Following the events at the Black residence in "1%", Andy shows up for an interview. But first, he must help out a boy who has just lost all his stuffed toys.

On the 10th anniversary of 9/11, Woody recalls the events of that day in Andy's room. Dedicated to all those who suffered that day and their families.

Takes place a year after "Toy Story 3". Andy can't find the right inspiration for a paper he has to write, so he turns to a certain little girl for help.

One-shots of the main characters after the events of "You're Getting Old". Kind of depressing, but then again, so was the episode.

An essay on the end of Toy Story 3. When a major sporting event ends, a commentator will often offer closing comments. This is presented in a style someone like Bob Costas would deliver.

When Andy comes home one weekend from college, he hears a horrible crash. It involves his old cowboy doll. What happened and how will this get resolved?

A follow-up to "A Photo, Reunion and Reflection". Andy writes an article for the school newspaper comparing...toys and sports.

When Andy is home for Christmas break, Bonnie comes to his door begging to take his toys back so her friend can't ruin them. Can Andy resolve the differences between the two?

As he begins college, Andy still has trouble dealing with giving up his toys. One night, his late father and former cowboy friend visit him in a dream.

Andy's thoughts on his final playtime with his toys before he heads off to college.

What if I befriended Andy during his freshman year and we got into the discussion of toys? Will it lead to anything? Told from my POV.