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One Ticket to Toy Story 5 Please

This meme features an edited still of Adam Sandler's lead character from the 1995 comedy film *Billy Madison*, edited to wear the full iconic cowboy costume of Woody from the *Toy Story* franchise. He is shown sitting cross-legged on the floor among a group of young elementary school children, with a text caption above the image that reads "One ticket to Toy Story 5 please". The joke is relatable to adult millennial and Gen Z fans of the *Toy Story* series, who remain deeply invested in new franchise installments despite being well outside the target child audience, and would eagerly purchase tickets to see the new children's film even as the only unaccompanied adult in the theater, matching the out-of-place but earnest energy of Sandler's character in the scene.
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One ticket to Toy Story 5 please

Overview

This meme features an edited still of Adam Sandler's lead character from the 1995 comedy film Billy Madison, edited to wear the full iconic cowboy costume of Woody from the Toy Story franchise. He is shown sitting cross-legged on the floor among a group of young elementary school children, with a text caption above the image that reads "One ticket to Toy Story 5 please". The joke is relatable to adult millennial and Gen Z fans of the Toy Story series, who remain deeply invested in new franchise installments despite being well outside the target child audience, and would eagerly purchase tickets to see the new children's film even as the only unaccompanied adult in the theater, matching the out-of-place but earnest energy of Sandler's character in the scene.

Origin notes

This meme was retrieved from the Reddit:Meme RSS feed, originally shared on the popular Reddit r/meme subreddit. The base unedited image is taken directly from a scene in the 1995 film Billy Madison, and was edited to add the Woody costume on top of Adam Sandler's character. It began circulating widely after Disney formally announced that Toy Story 5 was in active development, spurring widespread jokes online about adult long-time fans of the franchise being excited for the new release.

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