But TOY STORY is also almost completely free of any distasteful elements. There is no crude language and the main characters, the cowboy and the space hero, are full of courage and moral values. A few veiled comments such as one about Woody’s laser envy of Buzz and some cartoon violence as the dolls venture out into the world are some of the small detractors from an otherwise squeaky clean show. Woody’s lovely girlfriend, Little Bo Peep, gives him some lipstick kisses off-screen at the end of the show. Also, some scary, mutated toys whose parts have been interchanged appear over at the mean boy’s house, but they turn out to be friendly. When the toys scare the mean boy into treating his toys with respect and love instead of abusing them, sensitive and very young children might be frightened. However, values of loyalty and friendship, as well as learning to trust someone, abound in this movie. Overall, TOY STORY is a holiday treat.