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[Toy Story 2] In the final episode of Woody's Roundup, Woody has just jumped the ravine when the episode ends. Would he have made it to the other side?
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It’s the ultimate unknown because the show was cancelled before that episode aired.

At least it was until 2013, when a group of nostalgic sixty-somethings and a bunch of hipsters who admired the retro-kitsch of the original series, backed a Kickstarter campaign for something called “Woody’s Roundup Returns”. Having successfully secured the rights to the show and obtained a broadcasting partnership with Netflix, the show’s producers started a heavy publicity campaign. The first episode of the new series aired in early 2014. Aside from a few minor changes – Bullseye was now a talking character voiced by Dave Chapelle and Stinky Pete the Prospector was now just called Pete the Prospector to avoid alienating the stinky demographic – the premise of the show was exactly the same, picking up exactly where the last episode had left off. And yes, Woody successfully jumped the ravine.

The show was universally reviled by both fans and critics alike. In order to make it relevant to today’s youth, certain new story elements had been introduced. Woody would routinely bust meth dealers and in the second episode a new character was introduced, a chronic crack addict and police informant called Whizz, evidently inspired by the Bubbles character from *The Wire*. This didn’t gel well with the old-timey Wild West theme of the show. Additionally, the writers introduced a will-they-won’t-they love story between Jesse and Woody, as she struggled to overcome the demons of her past and learn to love again. The writers also had a quota of at least one large-scale explosion per episode. The actors performances were leaden and tired and the humour often laboured, so much so that a laugh track was introduced in episode 8 “Woody in the Rootin’ Tootin’ Projects”. Amid declining viewing figures and a lawsuit from Netflix, Woody’s Roundup Returns was quietly canned in May 2014.