rather than just starfish pasties. Lasseter defended the changes by saying, "It wasn’t big bad Disney coming in and insisting we do this … it was our own choice. It was just crossing the line for me personally as a father. So I decided to reduce [these characters’] breast size." This updated version is preceded with the message "In 1989, six years before Toy Story, Pixar Animation Studios made this short film." This version was first made available with the Finding Nemo DVD & VHS. This version is subsequently on Nemo'''s Blu-ray, the Pixar Short Films Collection – Volume 1 DVD and Blu-ray, and on digital services that feature Pixar's shorts including Disney+. A 3-D version of the new edition played to the public as a short attached to the 2006 Disney Digital 3-D release of The Nightmare Before Christmas. References to Knick Knack in other media In the Toy Story franchise, a book titled Knick Knack is often seen on a bookshelf along with other books named after Pixar shorts. Knick and his snow globe appear in Toy Story That Time Forgot. During 2007–2008, a series of commercials released in the United Kingdom for Bupa featured the Knick Knack'' theme tune as their soundtrack. A store at Pixar Pier at Disney California Adventure references this short film. The name of the store is Knick's Knacks. The sign at the front of the store displays Knick the snowman in his snow globe. Notes References External links 1980s American animated films 1980s animated short films 1989 computer-animated films 1989 short films 1980s 3D films American comedy short films 3D animated short films Animated films without speech Censored films Fictional humanoids Films about mermaids Films with screenplays by John Lasseter Pixar short films Short films directed by John Lasseter American animated short films Fictional snowmen