the SuperCarlinBrothers are shareing the background behind Al from Al’s Toy Barn and the “secret it helps reveal.” You can watch the whole video below, but we’ll break it down. The theory ...

There are two pieces in this display, one representing Al’s Toy Barn, including a Pizza Planet truck outside. The other is inspired by the Etch A Sketch with Al drawn on it. An egg resembling Al ...

During a recent Pixar presentation, the opening scene of Toy Story 5 was revealed, and it features many Buzz Lightyears ...

and owner of Al's Toy Barn - and those suspicions were indeed true. The label on the box that Ron sends off with Woody inside confirms that the shipping address is Al's Toy Barn, which was ...

(The order is ours, not his. We didn’t force Stanton to play favorites.) Bio: The owner of Al’s Toy Barn steals Woody to complete his rare collection of "Woody’s Roundup" toys. What makes ...

Realising they're next to Al's Toy Barn, the group head in and take a radio controlled car, motorcycle and airplane in order to make the journey back in time, with plenty of hiccups along the way.

That is right, Al, the villain from Toy Story 2 and owner of Al's Toy Barn, is back and ready to snatch up the Woody's Round-Up Gang once again. This figure is incredible, standing at 7" tall ...

So far, so good, right? But then, things got really out of hand. The gang stumbles into Al’s Toy Barn (shoutout to Toy Story 2), grabs a bunch of toy vehicles, and tries to make the mad dash ...

Realising they're next to Al's Toy Barn, the group head in and take a radio controlled car, motorcycle and airplane in order to make the journey back in time, with plenty of hiccups along the way.