Highlights
The Dink - Float Like a Pickleball Clip
The Dink
Forbidden Fruits - Exclusive Interview
Forbidden Fruits
Love Story Season 1 - Love Always Risks Heartbreak Clip
Love Story
The End of Oak Street - Anne Hathaway as Denise Platt Character Poster
The End of Oak Street
Off Campus Season 1 - Absolutely Obsessed with Justin Kohl Clip
Off Campus
Dune: Part Three - Official Poster
Dune: Part Three
Thrash - When Disaster Meets the Deep Clip
Thrash
The Odyssey - Official Poster
The Odyssey
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Season 2 - A Titan-Sized Spoiler Clip
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters
Other Mommy - Official Poster
Other Mommy
The Devil Wears Prada 2 - Runway Fallout Clip
The Devil Wears Prada 2
The Runner - Gal Gadot as Maia Marten
The Runner
Mortal Kombat II - Martyn Ford and Joe Taslim Exclusive Interviews
Mortal Kombat II
Disclosure Day - Official Poster
Disclosure Day
Inside Out

Inside Out (2015) - Quotes

Audience Score
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A Father's Perspective on Emotions

Voice cast: [[w:Kyle MacLachlan|Kyle MacLachlan] ] as Bill Andersen (credited as "Dad")

Understanding Emotions Through a Child's Perspective

Voice cast: [[w:Diane Lane|Diane Lane] ] as Jill Andersen (credited as "Mom")

Navigating Emotions and Growing Up

Voice cast: [[w:Kaitlyn Dias|Kaitlyn Dias] ] as Riley Andersen

Navigating Emotions Through Disgust's Perspective

Voice cast: [[Mindy Kaling] ] as Disgust

Emotions Struggle for Control in Inside Out

Voice cast: [[Lewis Black] ] as Anger

Emotional Reflection on Friendship and Loss

Voice cast: [[w:Richard Kind|Richard Kind] ] as Bing Bong

The Importance of Embracing Sadness

Voice cast: [[w:Phyllis Smith|Phyllis Smith] ] as Sadness

A Major Emotion Picture

Taglines: A Major Emotion Picture

Voices Within: Discover Your Inner Thoughts

Taglines: Meet the little voices inside your head.

Embracing Change and New Beginnings

Joy: [narrating; [w:Inside Out 2|What could happen?] We've been through a lot lately, that's for sure. But we still love our girl. She has great new friends, a great new house...things couldn't be better. After all, Riley's 12 now. ]

Celebrating a Successful Face Painting Idea

Bill's Fear: [high-fives with Bill's Anger] She loved the face painting!
Bill's Anger: Ha! Told you it was a great idea.
Jill's Anger: Best idea he's had in a while.
Jill's Sadness: He's a really good guy.

Emotions Express Longing for Joy's Presence

Sadness: Joy!
Joy: Hang on!
Fear: Oh, I wish Joy was here.
Disgust: It's Joy!
Anger: [tries to smash the window open with a chair, but it bounces off] Stand back!
Disgust: [sarcastically] That worked.
Anger: Well, what would you do if you're so smart?!
Disgust: [gets an idea] I'd tell you, but you're too dumb to understand.
Anger: WHAT?!
Disgust: [the top of Anger's head starts to get brighter and hotter; makes a weird face] Of course your tiny brain is confused! Guess I'll just have to dumb it down to your level! Sorry I don't speak idiot as well as you, but let me try! Duh...
Fear: Oh, thank goodness, you're back!
Disgust: Do your things, we really messed up.
Anger: We found this idea.
Fear: We were just trying to make happy memories.
Joy: Sadness, It's up to you.
Sadness: Me?
Disgust, Fear, & Anger: [baffled] Sadness? (Why her?)
Sadness: I can't, Joy.
Joy: Yes, you can. Riley needs you.
Riley: [realizes what she's doing] Wait! Stop! I want to get off!
Jill: All right. Thank you. We will. Her teacher hasn't even seen Riley all day.
Bill: Riley, there you are! Thank goodness!
Jill: We were worried sick! Where have you been? It's so late!
Riley: [as Sadness presses a button on the console, making her cry and admit to her parents that she missed the good old days in Minnesota] I know you don't want me to, but... I miss home. I miss Minnesota. You need me to be happy, but I want my old friends and my hockey team... I wanna go home. Please don't be mad...
Jill: Oh, sweetie...
Bill: We're not mad. You know what? I miss Minnesota too. I miss the woods, where we took hikes.
Jill: And the backyard, where you used to play.
Bill: [Riley continues crying; he and Jill hug Riley and comfort her] Spring Lake, where you learned to skate. Come here.

A Promise to Save Riley

Joy: [hurries to the edge of the cliff and looks down at Bing Bong still in the dump] Whoo-hoo! Bing Bong, we did it! We... Bing Bong? Bing Bong!
Bing Bong: [smiles and waves at Joy, and then fades] Ha-ha-ha! You made it! Ha-ha-ha-ha! Go! Go save Riley! Ha-ha-ha! Take her to the moon for me... okay?
Joy: [hangs her head sadly, about to cry again] I'll try, Bing Bong. I promise.

Navigating Change and Loss in Childhood

Bing Bong: [Joy ignores his please and keeps trying to get out, once again, to no avail.] Joy? Joy, what are you doing? Would ya stop it, please? DON'T YA GET IT, JOY?! WE'RE STUCK DOWN HERE! WE'RE FORGOTTEN!
Riley: [in the memory orb; Joy walks over to the memory and holds it somberly; the memory keeps playing the "video" of Riley's emotional breakdown at school. Joy keeps staring at the memory orb, in complete helpless despair. She sits down and begins to tear up. The sound of a discarded memory of Riley happily coloring as a toddler begins to play next to Joy, who picks it up and looks at it with a sad smile] We... used to play tag... and stuff... But... everything is different now. Since we moved...
Joy: [tearing up; continues to fight back tears as she picks up another memory orb, this time of a younger Riley telling a story to a ladybug; picks up another memory of Riley playing in her backyard as a toddler; her eyes well up with tears, but she keeps holding them back; unable to hold back her tears anymore, she picks up the sad core memory of Riley crying in school; as she looks at it, she begins to cry, and completely breaks down into hopeless tears. She hugs the three forgotten memories and the blue core memory of Riley crying in front of the whole class until they all fall out of her arms, and she covers her face while sobbing, while Bing Bong sadly hangs his head. Around her, memories fade and disappear; When she wipes her tears from off her face, her tears fall onto the happy memory orb of Riley after the Prairie Dog hockey game. As she wipes the tear off of it, she scrolls through the memory to see it was previously a sad memory turned happy. The sad portion consists of Riley sitting sadly with her parents on a tree branch. Curiously, she "rewinds" the memory to the point where Mom and Dad came to Riley to comfort her. She begins to hear Sadness's description of the memory in her head] Do you remember how she used to stick her tongue out when she was coloring? I could listen to her stories, all day... I just wanted Riley to be happy... And now...
Sadness: [voice-over] It was the day the Prairie Dogs lost the big playoff game. Riley missed the winning shot, she felt awful. She wanted to quit.
Joy: [scrolls through the memory to see the blue sad memory of her and her parents turn a happy yellow when Riley's friends come to cheer her on; to Bing Bong] Sadness, Mom and Dad, the team... They came to help... because of Sadness. We have to get back up there.
Bing Bong: Joy, we're stuck down here. We might as well be on another planet.
Joy: [getting an idea; turns and calls out in a sing-song voice; silence, Bing Bong looks up in surprise] Another planet." Who's your friend who likes to play? Who's your friend who likes to play?!
Bing Bong: [also singing] His rocket makes you yell "Hooray"...
Joy: Hop in.

Chaos in the Mind's Emotional Landscape

Disgust: [walking into Headquarters, sleepy along with Anger thanks to Riley waking up from a nightmare] What is going on?
Anger: He did it again!
Fear: [curled up in a fetal position under the control panel] We were at school, and we were naked, and there was a dog, and his back half was chasing him, and then we saw Bing Bong...!
Anger: [stomps toward the idea shelves; picks up the idea bulb that he had planned to use; glances over to Fear] You idiot! It was a dream! This is ridiculous! We can't even get a good night's sleep anymore. Time to take action. Stupid Mom and Dad. If they hadn't moved us, none of this would've happened. Who's with me?
Fear: [stammers a bit] No, no, no, no, no.
Disgust: Yeah. Let's do it.
Anger: She took it. There's no turning back.
Disgust: So how are we going to get to Minnesota from here?
Anger: [sarcastically] Well, why don't we go down to the elephant lot and rent an elephant?
Fear: Hey, that sounds nice.
Anger: [Fear winces and dives behind Disgust; Riley is now on a city bus website on her laptop] WE'RE TAKING THE BUS, NITWIT! There's a bus leaving tomorrow. Perfect!
Disgust: A ticket costs money. How do we get money?
Anger: Mom's purse.
Disgust: [gasps in shock] You wouldn't.
Anger: [smugly; recalls a memory, only for the umpteenth time it plays...] Oh, but I would. Where was it we saw it last?
Singers: TripleDent Gum...
Anger: [shuts off the jingle; Fear shrieks and faints] NO! It's downstairs somewhere. Mom and Dad got us into this mess, they can pay to get us out.

Birthday Surprise and Unexpected Reactions

Jangles the Clown: Who's the birthday GIRL?!
Fear: AAH!!

Chaos of Emotions in Decision Making

Disgust: On a scale of 1 to 10, I give this day an "F".
Anger: [throws down a copy of "The Mind Reader" with the headline, "RILEY QUITS HOCKEY!"; kicks a chair] Well, why don't we quit standing around and do something?
Disgust: Like what, genius?
Fear: [walking towards the recall tube with a suitcase; the tube closes around him, but he clogs it up and the massive amount of memory orbs force it open and he lands back down on the floor] Like quitting! That's what I'm doing. Sure, it's the coward's way out, but this coward's gonna survive!
Disgust: [Fear has accidentally swallowed a disgusting memory and spits it up, making Disgust recoil] Emotions can't quit, genius! Ugh! I thought we were supposed to be keeping Riley happy!
Anger: [runs over to the idea shelves; grabs a bulb, and laughs] Wait a minute, wait a minute! Ah-ha!
Fear: What is it?
Anger: Oh, nothing. Just the best idea ever.
Disgust: What?
Anger: All the good Core Memories were made in Minnesota. Ergo, we go back to Minnesota and make more. Ta-da!
Fear: Wait, wait, wait. You're saying we...run away?
Anger: Well, I wouldn't call it that. I'd call it the "Happy Core Memory Development Program".
Fear: You can't be serious!
Anger: Hey! Our life was perfect, until Mom and Dad decided to move us to San Fran-Stink-Town!
Fear: But-but-but I mean, it's just so drastic!
Anger: [recalls a happy memory, but instead it plays the annoying gum commercial] Need I remind you how great things were there? Our room, our backyard, our friends.
Singers: TripleDent Gum will make you smile...
Anger: [shuts off the jingle] DID I ASK FOR THE GUM COMMERCIAL?! Anyway, it was better, that's my point.
Disgust: Yeah. Riley was happier in Minnesota.
Fear: Wait, hold on. Shouldn't we sleep on this or something?
Anger: Fine, let's sleep on it. Because hey, I'm sure jolly, fun-filled times are just around the corner!

Riley Questions the Purpose of Tryouts

Jill: Riley, what's wrong?
Riley: Let's go!
Jill: You're not going to finish tryouts?!
Riley: What's the point?
Jill: Hey, it will be all right. Let's just-
Riley: Stop saying everything will be all right!
Joy: Hockey!? Oh, no, no, she loves hockey. She can't give up hockey. Bing Bong, we have to get to that station.
Bing Bong: Sure thing. This way, just past Graham Cracker Castle. Hey, that's weird. Graham Cracker Castle used to be right here. I wonder why they moved. Well, that's...odd. I would have sworn Sparkle Pony Mountain was right here. Hey, What's going on.
Joy: Yeah, yeah. I don't know. We'll have to come back.
Bing Bong: [Starts chanting; stops chanting; sits down] Princess Dream World! Oh, no. The stuffed Animal Hall of Fame! My rocket! Wait! Riley and I, we're still using the that rocket! It still has some song power left! Who's your friend who likes to play? No! No, no, no. NO, You can't take my rocket to the dump! Riley and I are going to the moon! Riley can't be done with me.
Joy: Hey, it's going to be okay! We can fix this! We just need to get back to Headquarters. Which way to the train station?
Bing Bong: I had a whole trip planned for us.
Joy: [gasps] Hey, who's ticklish, huh? Here comes the tickle monster! Hey, Bing Bong! Look at this! Oh, here's a fun game! You point to the train station and we all go there. Won't that be fun? Come on, Let's go to the train station.
Sadness: I'm sorry they took your rocket. They took something that you loved. It's gone. Forever.
Joy: Sadness. Don't make him feel worse.
Sadness: Sorry.
Bing Bong: It's all I had left of Riley.
Sadness: I bet you and Riley had great adventures.
Bing Bong: [choking up] Oh, they were wonderful. Once we flew back in time, we had breakfast twice that day.
Joy: [annoyed] Sadness!
Sadness: It sounds amazing. I bet Riley liked it.
Bing Bong: She did. We were best friends.
Sadness: Yeah. It's sad.
Bing Bong: I'm okay now. Come on. The train station is this way.
Joy: [dumbfounded] How did you do that?

Bing Bong's Unclear Identity Explained

Joy: His rocket makes us yell Hooray.
Joy, Bing Bong: Bing Bong, Bing Bong!
Sadness: [to Bing Bong] What exactly are you supposed to be?
Bing Bong: You know, it's unclear. I'm mostly cotton candy. But shape-wise, I'm part cat, part elephant, part dolphin.
Joy: Dolphin?
Bing Bong: [imitates a dolphin, with his trunk folded to resemble a dolphin's snout] You got to remember. When Riley was 3, animals were all the rage. The cow goes "meow", the horse goes "oink". That's all people talked about back then.
Joy: Yeah. Yeah. I guess that's true. What are you doing out here?
Bing Bong: [taps his fingers a bit, then sulks] Well, there's not much call for imaginary friends lately. So I, you know...
Joy: Hey, hey. Don't be sad. Tell you what. When I get back up to Headquarters, I'll make sure Riley remembers you.
Bing Bong: [cheering up] You will?
Joy: Of course! She'd love that!
Bing Bong: [laughs happily; does his happy dance, but pulls a muscle and sits down to cry in pain] This is the greatest day of my life!
Joy: Are you okay?
Sadness: [confused] Hey, what's going on?
Bing Bong: I cry candy. Try the caramel. It's delicious.

The Fate of Memories in the Dump

Joy: Hey! Bring those back!
Worker Paula: They're in the dump. Nothing comes back from the dump.
Worker Bobby: Yeah. Look, lady, this is our job, okay?
Worker Paula: When Riley doesn't care about a memory, it fades.
Joy: Fades?
Worker Paula: Happens to the best of them.
Worker Bobby: [grabs a happy memory; the aforementioned memory contains the annoying TripleDent Gum jingle] Yeah, except for this bad boy. This one will never fade.
Singers: TripleDent Gum will make you smile...
Joy: [shocked] The song from the gum commercial?
Worker Bobby: You know, sometimes we send that one up to Headquarters for no reason!
Worker Paula: It just plays in Riley's head over and over again, like a million times!
Worker Bobby: [rewinds the memory, and the Memory Workers sing along to the jingle] Let's watch it again! TripleDent Gum will make you smile...
Joy: Yeah, I know. We all know the song. Okay, yeah, real catchy, okay.
Worker Bobby: Hey, what do you think? Should we do it?
Worker Paula: Yeah!
Worker Bobby: [shoves the memory orb into the shelf and shoots it up a pipe to Headquarters.] Okay, here we go!
Singers: TripleDent Gum will make you smile...
Anger: [looks up] What the...? THIS AGAIN!?
Joy: [to the workers, who are walking away singing] Wait! Do you know how to get to Friendship Island?!
Riley: [while using a laptop to talk to Meg] TripleDent Gum...
Meg: You like it there. Do you feel any Earthquake? Are the bridges cool?
Riley: Yeah, it's good. What happened with the playoff?
Meg: We won the first game. Coach says we might actually go to the finals this year. Oh, and we've got this new girl on the team. She's so cool.
Disgust: Uh, she did not just say that.
Fear: A new girl?! Meg has a new friend already?
Disgust: Hey, hey, stay happy. We do not want to lose any more Islands here guys.
Meg: We can pass the puck to each other without even looking. It’s like mind reading.
Anger: [grabbing the controls] You like to read minds, Meg?! I've got something for you to read, right here!
Disgust: No, no, no. What are you doing?
Fear: Wait, wait, wait! Let's just be calm for one second...!
Anger: GAAAAAAH!!!!
Meg: I heard they have parrots living in-
Riley: I gotta go.
Meg: What?
Riley: [angrily; closes her laptop] I gotta go!
Joy: Okay, could you please just please tell me which way is... Oh, no! Friendship Island! What! Oh, not Friendship.
Sadness: Oh, Riley loved that one. And now it's gone.

Frustration Over School Day Conversations

Bill: Ah! So... Riley, how was school?
All: Aw, Seriously? You gotta be kidding me!
Jill's Anger: For this, we gave up that Brazilian helicopter pilot?!
Anger: Move! I'll be Joy.
Riley: School was great, alright?!
Jill: Riley, is everything okay?
Riley: Argh...
Bill's Fear: Sir, she just rolled her eyes at us.
Bill's Anger: What is her deal? Alright, make a show of force. I don't wanna have to put the foot down.
Bill's Fear: No, not the foot!
Bill: [sternly] Riley, I do not like this new attitude.
Anger: Oh, I'll show you attitude, old man!
Fear: [Anger punches Fear away] No, no, no, stay happy!
Riley: [angrily] What is your problem?! Just leave me alone!
Bill's Fear: Sir, reporting high level of sass.
Bill's Anger: Take it to DefCon 2.
Bill's Fear: Your heard that gentlemen. DefCon 2!
Bill: [sternly] Listen, young lady, I don't know where this disrespectful attitude came from...
Anger: You wanna piece of this, pops?! Come and get it!
Riley: Yeah? Well, well...
Bill's Anger: Here it comes. Prepare the foot!
Bill's Fear: Keys, to Safety Position?! Ready to launch on your command, sir?
Anger: AAARGH!!
Riley: [furiously] JUST SHUT UP!!
Bill's Anger: FIRE!
Bill: THAT'S IT! GO TO YOUR ROOM! NOW!
Riley: Hah! Gah!
Bill's Fear: Foot is down. The foot is down!
All: Woo!
Bill's Anger: Good job, gentlemen. That could've been a disaster.
Jill's Sadness: Well, that was a disaster.
Helicopter Pilot: Come, fly with me, gatinha.

Recognizing Emotional Distress Among Friends

Jill's Sadness: Did you guys pick up on that?
Jill's Joy: Sure did.
Jill's Disgust: Mmm-hmm. Something's wrong.
Jill's Anger: Should we ask her?
Jill's Sadness: Let's probe. But keep it subtle, so she doesn't notice.
Jill: So, how was the first day of school?
Anger: She's probing us.
Disgust: [shoves Fear in front of the console] I'm done. You pretend to be Joy.
Fear: What? Okay. Um, hmm.
Riley: It was fine, I guess. I don't know.
Disgust: Oh, very smooth. That was just like Joy.
Jill's Anger: Something is definitely going on.
Jill's Disgust: She's never acted like this, before. What should we do?

Navigating the Maze of Long-Term Memory

Sadness: Wait, Joy, you could get lost in there!
Joy: Think positive!
Sadness: Okay. I'm positive you will get lost in there! That's Long-Term Memory. An endless warren of corridors and shelves. I read about it in the manuals.
Joy: [it dawns on her] The manuals? The manuals! You read the manuals!
Sadness: Yeah.
Joy: So you know the way back to Headquarters!
Sadness: I-I guess.
Joy: [does a happy little dance and giggles excitedly] You are my map. Let's go, lead on, my map! Show me where we're going!
Sadness: [attempts to sit up; falls back down; Joy rolls her eyes and grabs Sadness by the foot, dragging her into Long-Term Memory] Okay, only... I'm too sad to walk, just give me a few...hours... Oh!
Joy: Which way, left?
Sadness: [Joy turns right] Right. No, I mean "go left", I said left is right, like, "correct".
Joy: [drags Sadness the opposite direction] Okay.
Sadness: This actually feels kind of nice.
Joy: Okay! Here we go! We'll be back to Headquarters before morning! This'll be easy! This is working!

Preparing for the First Day of School

Joy: [Fear gasps] Well, I have to practice. And I don't think of it as playing so much as hugging. Okay! First day of school! Very, very exciting! I was up late last night figuring out a new plan. Here it is! Fear! I need a list of all the possible negative outcomes on the first day at a new school.
Fear: Way ahead of you there.
Joy: Disgust, make sure Riley stands out today. But also blends in.
Disgust: [confidently] When I'm through, Riley will look so good, the other kids will look at their own outfits and barf.
Joy: [talking to herself; runs up to the window and waves at the Train of Thought as it passes through, in normal voice again] Joy." "Yes, Joy?" "You'll be in charge of the console, keeping Riley happy all day long. And may I add I love your dress. It's adorable." "Oh, this old thing? Thank you so much. I love the way it twirls." Train of Thought! Right on schedule! Anger, unload the daydreams. I ordered extra in case things get slow in class.
Anger: Might come in handy, if this new school is full of boring, useless classes. Which it probably will be.
Joy: Oh, Sadness! I have a super important job just for you.
Sadness: [hopefully] Really?
Joy: [leads Sadness to the Mind Manual shelf and starts to draw a circle around her feet] Mmm-hmm. Follow me.
Sadness: What are you doing?
Joy: [finishes up] And...there! Perfect! This is the Circle of Sadness. Your job is to make sure that all the sadness stays inside of it.
Sadness: So...you want me to just stand here?
Joy: [closeup of Sadness's feet. Joy pushes Sadness's leg inside of the circle] Hey, it's not my place to tell you how you do your job. Just make sure that all the sadness stays in the circle. See? You're a pro at this. Isn't this fun?
Sadness: No.
Joy: That-a-girl! All right, everyone, fresh start!

Core Memories and Their Unchangeable Nature

Joy: [stops Sadness from touching a core memory and turn it blue] Sadness, you nearly touched a core memory. And when you touch them, we can't change them back!

Memory Manipulation Among Emotions

Joy: Wait. What? What happened?
Fear: She did something to the memory.
Joy: What did you do?
Sadness: I just touched it.
Joy: [tries to fix the memory back to gold yellow, but it stays blue] That shouldn't make it change.
Fear: Change it back, Joy!
Joy: I'm trying!
Anger: You can't change it back?
Joy: No, I guess I can't.
Disgust: Good going, Sadness. Now when Riley thinks of that moment with Dad, she's gonna feel sad. Bravo.

Unexpected Change in Meeting Schedule

Bill: [puts down Riley and Jill and answers his cellphone] Ah, sorry. Hold on. Hello?
Joy: [disappointed] Wait, what?
Bill: [to Jill] You're kidding. Ah, stall for me. I'll be right there. The investors were supposed to show up on Thursday, not today! I gotta go.
Jill: It's okay. We get it.
Bill: [briefly kisses her and waves good-bye to Riley; walks out the door, leaving Riley visibly upset] You're the best. Thanks, hon. See you, sweetie.
Fear: Dad just... left us.
Sadness: [reaches to touch the console, but Joy suddenly stops her with her arm; the other emotions (including Sadness) look at her in shock, much to Fear's own] Oh, he doesn't love us anymore. That's sad. I-I should drive, right? Joy, what are you doing?
Joy: [nervously; grabs a recent happy memory and puts it on the projector] Uh, just give me one second. You know what I realized? Riley hasn't had lunch! Remember?
Riley: [brightening herself up] Hey, I saw a pizza place down the street. Maybe we could try that.
Jill: Pizza sounds delicious!
Fear: Pizza!
Disgust: Yes, pizza!
Fear: What the heck is that?!?!
Joy: Who puts broccoli on pizza?!
Disgust: [walks off, leaving Joy, Sadness, Anger and Fear] That's it. I'm done.
Anger: [sarcastically] Congratulations, San Francisco! You've ruined pizza! First the Hawaiians, and now you!
Jill: What kind of a pizza place only serves one kind of pizza? Must be a San Francisco thing, huh? Still, it's not bad as that soup. At that diner in Nebraska.
Riley: Oh, yeah. The spoon stood up in the soup by itself! That was disgusting.

Unforeseen Challenges in Riley's Life

Joy: [narrating; cuts outside to the house; a SOLD sign is implanted into the ground] And that's it. We love our girl. She's got great friends and a great house...things couldn't be better. After all, Riley's 11 now. What could happen? What?
Anger, Fear, Sadness and Disgust: [moving truck shuts; truck drives away] AAAAH! AAAAH!
Joy: Okay, not what I had in mind.
Anger, Fear, Sadness and Disgust: AAAAAHHH!!

Exploring the Unknown with Emotions

Bill: Here we go, all right, open.
Joy: Hm, this looks new.
Fear: Think it's safe?
Sadness: What is it?
Bill: [inches the broccoli towards Riley] Aah...
Disgust: [enters the screen; notices the broccoli] Okay, caution! There is a dangerous smell, people. Hold on, what is that?
Joy: [narrating] This is Disgust. She basically keeps Riley from being poisoned, physically and socially.
Disgust: [gags and presses a button] That is not brightly colored or shaped like a dinosaur. Hold on, guys...It's BROCCOLI!
Little Riley: [flips the bowl of broccoli, getting some on Bill's face, and adding a disgusting memory] Yucky!
Disgust: [proudly; the other three sigh in relief] Well, I just saved our lives. Yeah, you're welcome.
Bill: Riley, if you don't eat your dinner, you're not going to get any dessert.
Anger: [looks up from his newspaper titled "The Mind Reader", the headlines saying "NO DESSERT!"; puts the paper down and begins stomping towards the console] Wait, did he just say we couldn't have dessert?
Joy: [narrating] That's Anger. He... cares very deeply about things being fair.
Anger: [the top of his head begins to glow with embers; pushes a couple of levers and screams while his head erupts like Hades from [[Hercules (1997 film)|Hercules] So that's how you want to play it, old man?! No dessert!? Oh sure, we'll eat our dinner, right after YOU EAT THIS! ], making Little Riley scream in anger and throw a tantrum and adding an angry memory]
Bill: [imitates airplane, bringing the broccoli closer to her as she calms down] Riley, Riley! Here comes an airplane!
Anger: [instantly calms down] AAAAH...!! Oh, airplane. We've got an airplane, everybody.
Emotions: [they all gather around and watch the "airplane", and Riley happily eats it, adding a happy memory] Oooooohh...
Joy: [the screen shows Riley bawling like mad over different situations: ripping her teddy bear, dropping her ice cream on the floor, being dragged out of the store and being forced to go home] And you met Sadness. She...Well she...

The Growing Complexity of Emotions

Joy: [narrating] And that was just the beginning. Headquarters only got more crowded from there.

Understanding What Lies Within Others

Joy: Do you ever look at someone, and wonder: What is going on inside their head? Well, I know. Well, I know Riley’s head.