The pair are teased by Giggle, who sees that Woody and Bo Peep still have feelings for each other after all these years. When playfully talking to him, she still refers to him as 'Sheriff'. It is shown that Bo Peep has talked about Woody in their time apart to her new friend Giggle McDimples. They are beyond overjoyed to see each other and she agrees to help Woody to save Forky after he reminds her of what she did for Molly when she was scared at night. Nine years later, the two are reunited by chance when Woody tries to save Forky, a toy created by his new owner. Though initially tempted, Woody declines when they hear Andy trying to find him. In Toy Story 4, it is revealed that Bo Peep has willingly let herself and her sheep to be given away and offers Woody to join her, saying that 'toys go missing all the time'. While Woody goes over the toys that he and his remaining friends had lost, Rex mentions Bo Peep, to which Woody reacts sadly, showing that he is still heartbroken over her loss. After the toys return home following a successful rescue operation, Bo Peep is more than happy that Woody is safely home and fixed.īy the time of Toy Story 3, Bo Peep had left the group. Before Buzz leaves on his rescue mission to bring Woody back, Bo Peep gives Buzz a kiss on a cheek intended for Woody when Buzz finds him. Later, after Woody is kidnapped from a yard sale, Bo Peep is devastated that someone would steal Woody. A little later, after a playtime that results in Woody's arm being ripped and Woody being placed on a shelf when Andy decides to leave him home, Bo Peep tries to call to Woody, but Woody instead backs away in depression, leaving her deeply saddened. Bo Peep calms Woody down when he rants about missing Cowboy Camp for the first year due to his 'stupid hat,' assuring him that the boy who has written his name on the sole of Woody's boot will take him to camp whether or not Woody has his hat. In Toy Story 2, their interaction is only limited to the beginning and the end of the film. On moving day, Bo Peep is forced to watch as the toys ambush Woody and throw him out of the moving truck, but when Lenny the binoculars sees Woody and Buzz catching up to the truck, Bo Peep uses Lenny to get a closer look and helps the other toys realize their error by telling them that 'Woody was telling the truth.' At the end of the film, while celebrating Christmas at the new house, Bo Peep wishes Woody a Merry Christmas and kisses him on the face several times. On the night before the move, when seeing Andy sleeping sadly in his bed with his cowboy hat, she is shown to be worried about Woody as much as Andy does, suggesting that she still somewhat believes that Woody didn't harm Buzz. Later, after Woody reveals himself to be in Sid's room, Bo Peep is relieved to see him, but when Woody inadvertently exposes Buzz's severed arm, she screams in horror and begins to doubt him.

She is shocked upon learning that Woody has disappeared and starts to worry for him. Later, after Woody accidentally causes Buzz to be knocked out of the window, Bo Peep is one of a handful of toys that do not believe Woody had intended to harm Buzz.

After Andy puts more attention on Buzz than Woody since the former's arrival, Bo Peep assures Woody that Andy will have a special place in his heart for him. In the first film, she offers to get someone other than Woody to watch her sheep, a sign that she plans to spend some intimate time with Woody. Woody is Bo Peep’s love interest in Toy Story, Toy Story 2, and Toy Story 4.

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