One of the funniest, and slightly edgy, moments for a Pixar film occurs when Syndrome arrives at the door. He tells Kari the "S" on his suit stands for "Sitter" because he couldn't use "BS" for "Babysitter" , a clever wink to the adult audience. A Showcase of Superpowers
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The short is framed as an interrogation between Rick Dicker , a government agent from the Super Relocation Program, and a traumatized Kari. We see Kari transition from a confident, over-prepared teen to a maniacal, sleep-deprived survivor .
He nearly slices through the house (and Kari) with green eye-beams.
Jack-Jack bursts into flames after seeing a flashcard of a campfire.
He pops in and out of dimensions, leaving Kari chasing air. Why It Still Holds Up
Pixar Short Review – Jack-Jack Attack (2005) - A Writer Reviews
Jack-Jack Attack served as the first real catalog of the baby's volatile abilities. Throughout the short, we witness:
