Toys Jessie and Bullseye return home after 30 years in storage

Monday, August 11, 1997

After over 30 years, two toys from the Roundup Gang, namely a cowgirl doll named Jessie, as well as a horse toy named Bullseye, finally have children to play with them. Jessie and Bullseye had spent most of their time in storage, waiting to be sold, alongside Prospector Pete and Sheriff Woody, to the Konishi Toy Museum in Tokyo, Japan. Jessie once had a child to play with her. The child’s name was Emily. As Emily got older, she, like most children growing into adulthood, moved on from playing with her toys, and her interests shifted to more “mature” interests such as listening to music, going to parties and concerts, and studying for college. One day, at age 17 or 18, Emily found Jessie under the bed and played with her in the car. This would be their last time together, as Emily put Jessie in a toy donation box. From a hole on the side of the box, Jessie sadly watched as Emily and the car moved away. Jessie misses her deeply. Now, the multi-decade wait is over, and Jessie finally has a kid to play with her again. That kid is none other than Andy Davis, who also has Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Slinky, Rex, and many more!