Video summary
The narrator recounts a visit to Richard Turner, the creator of the "Sammy the Cat" show, who is currently incarcerated following his arrest. During their conversation, the narrator inquires about a mysterious character named Pluggy the Plug-in, whom Richard describes as Sammy's best friend rather than his sister, as the narrator had previously assumed. Richard explains that he originally removed Pluggy from the series because she caused him severe traumatic flashbacks; these memories were triggered when his cat accidentally chewed on a charger and died from an electric shock, leading Richard to associate the character with that tragic event. Despite his trauma, the narrator remains determined to uncover the truth about Pluggy's role in the show and decides to search through boxes at their great aunt's estate for any remaining episodes.
Upon finding a DVD containing three previously unseen episodes from 2010, the narrator begins watching them, starting with "The Amazing Game Show." In this episode, Sammy the Cat hosts a game show with Pluggy as his co-host, where they interview children about general knowledge questions. The tone shifts dramatically when one of the contestants refuses to participate, prompting Sammy to violently attack the child and shock him with electricity using Pluggy, who is sitting in a puddle of water during a thunderstorm. The episode ends abruptly with screaming children and static noise, hinting at the disturbing nature of the content that Richard had tried to avoid by excluding Pluggy from his official releases.
The second episode, titled "Cooking with Sammy and Pluggy," continues the horror theme as Sammy prepares to make pizza in a kitchen setting. The scene takes a gruesome turn when Sammy chases a child who is screaming for help and forces them into an oversized blender, grinding them up before pouring the remains into a pot to serve as pizza sauce. Throughout this process, Pluggy appears passive and barely participates in the cooking, only complaining that Sammy did not save her any pizza after he finishes eating the entire dish himself. The episode concludes with Sammy covered in food stains staring at the camera while Pluggy questions his lack of consideration for her well-being, further emphasizing the dark and unsettling reality behind the cartoonish facade.
The final episode, "Pluggy the Plug-in," is filmed in a different location that resembles a bedroom, where a person is seen shaking violently while holding an electrical plug. The narrator spots white cat-like feet standing in the doorway before Sammy runs out and attacks the cameraman, causing the recording to glitch into static. After sending this disturbing DVD to the police department for investigation, the narrator expresses concern that the new evidence might lead to Richard Turner facing even harsher penalties, potentially including the death penalty, despite recent observations suggesting he has become gentler in prison. The video concludes with the narrator noting a strange white plug tangled around their leg and deciding to end the blog post while awaiting further developments in the case.
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Pluggy the Plug-in. That is the name I
keep remembering for some reason, even
after those posts of the lost show
titled Sammy the Cat. I wonder who that
character is. I might as well talk to
the creator of the show about it. Yes,
it has been a long time since Richard
Turner was arrested. Even after my two
posts, I never heard anything about him
being released. I think I might ask him
about Pluggy. I remember a friend of
mine who read my blogs told me about
that character and never explained who
he or she was. I went to the police
department and entered the cell with the
man. He seemed upset. I approached him
and called his name, Richard. He looked
at me and walked over to the cell to get
closer to me. I noticed how older he
looked from the last time I met him in
person. He seemed a bit happier to see
me this time, judging by the way he
responded.
"Hello, sir. Do you need anything?"
answered Richard, less concerned to see
my existence.
"Well, yeah. Who was Pluggy the
Plug-in?" I asked.
"Pluggy? You mean Sammy the Cat's best
friend?" asked Richard with some color
draining from his face as he said the
three words, Sammy the Cat, again
because of the trauma he caused on those
who saw the show. "Yeah, him. [music] I
am sorry for bringing some bad
flashbacks back to you. I am just
curious about this strange character." I
answered.
"Hey, hey, hey,
not a problem at all, man.
Uh Pluggy, she was a character who
resembled a white plug in with a smiley
face, which was clearly with a Sharpie.
Cheaply made, I know.
>> Richard said before continuing to
explain more about the character.
>> She wasn't exactly my favorite. I
happened to like Sammy more, but [music]
Pluggy, she was strange. Why? Well, she
caused some horrible flashbacks, which
caused me to remove the character from
the show.
>> How come? I asked.
>> Well, as I was making concept art of
Sammy the Cat's comeback in 2019 along
with art of Pluggy after his
cancellation after my OS has got ahead
of me before the Warner Brothers
version, my cat started to chew on one
of my chargers and it shocked him to
death. This is why I never included
Pluggy and Sammy the Cat.
>> Answered Richard. After Richard
explained a bit about Pluggy, he decided
to walk away and sit in the corner of
his cell, not wanting to talk anymore. I
nodded and left, but I needed to know
more as I don't think I got all of the
information about the character and her
departure from Sammy the Cat. Also, did
he just say that Pluggy was Sammy's best
friend? The thing is, I could have sworn
that she was Sammy's sister. Regardless
of sister or friend, I don't care about
that. Rather, I find an episode of the
original show featuring Pluggy. Maybe,
just maybe, there is another DVD of
Sammy the Cat featuring the character. I
immediately ran back to the estate of my
great aunt after that information popped
into my head and sifted through the
boxes. However, so far, I found some
random stuff including shows that had no
relation to Sammy the Cat but were
created by Warner Brothers at least,
such as Looney Tunes, Scooby-Doo, and
Tom and Jerry. Looney Tunes is spelled
differently in this post, though. I
tossed those aside and I saw something
underneath. It had an image of Sammy the
Cat's face on the front cover and I
checked the back of the DVD. Shockingly
enough, there are three episodes instead
of just one this time. They seem to be
labeled like this. Episode 1, The
Amazing Game Show. Episode [music] 2,
Cooking with Sammy and Pluggy. Episode
3, Pluggy the Plugin. That's all of the
episodes. I checked to see if there's
any description on each of them, but I
am pretty sure the names of the episodes
explain the plot I needed to know
anyway. [music]
So, I loaded up the DVD into my player
and I made it so I could watch all of
the episodes instead of doing one out of
time. [music] The show, as usual,
started with the intro featuring the
title Sammy the Cat rolling slowly
across the screen [music] with the year
2010 in the smaller font. 2010? That was
something I didn't recall being in the
original DVDs.
>> [music]
>> I think these might have been older
episodes or something. Regardless, this
episode appeared to be the one featuring
the game show, and honestly, it didn't
seem as amazing as I thought it would
be. Judging by the lack of budget as
explained by the look of Sammy the Cat,
the set seemed to be low budget, and
there were three folding chairs in front
of the placed stage with Sammy and
Pluggy standing there on the stage with
the game tables behind them. I watched
as Sammy started to announce what would
happen.
>> Welcome everybody to Sammy's Game Show.
I am your fat host, Sammy, and your
co-host, Pluggy. I would like to
announce my new contestants, those
children sitting in the chairs. Come on
up.
>> I watched as they came up onto the
stage,
>> [music]
>> getting behind the tables, seeming
innocent enough as Sammy started
announcing the rules. [music]
>> The rules are simple. You will face
questions and challenges which will
[music] test your knowledge, skill, and
luck. If you are successful, you may end
up going to further rounds, getting
points and prizes along the way. Blah,
blah, blah. Let's start.
>> Sammy stops speaking as he looks at one
of the children.
>> [music]
>> The one he's looking at seems to be a
little girl with black hair, a green
shirt, a pink skirt, [music] gray pants,
and a pair of Mary Janes, and he starts
speaking once more. Sammy walked towards
the little girl and went towards her
face. I felt a bit creeped out at how
close he was, but I wanted to see what
he would do next.
>> Little girl, what is your name? I just
want to know before asking the question.
>> Sammy asked as the girl answered.
>> My name is Stacy.
>> Sammy backs up as he nodded before
asking the question.
>> What is the largest planet in the solar
system?
>> I was continuing to watch to see what
happens next as Stacy answered by saying
it was Jupiter.
>> [music]
>> Sammy's eyes widened by shock as he
shouted in excitement.
>> Great job. That was the first try. Keep
it up [music] and you may earn something
special.
>> Stacy got a point and walked over to the
next child, which seemed to be a boy who
wore Pokémon-themed clothing.
>> Name?
>> Asked Sammy.
>> [music]
>> Pikachu.
>> Said the child. Sammy paused for a
moment as Richard's eye in the finger
hole twitched a bit as he laughed it off
for a moment.
>> No, no. Your name. Your actual real
name.
>> Asked [music] Sammy.
>> Oh, well. My name is Jeremy.
>> Said Jeremy.
>> Good. Now, who was the [music] first
president?
>> Asked Sammy waiting for an answer.
>> Uh George Washington.
>> Answered Jeremy.
>> Great job. A point for you.
>> Yelled Sammy looking super happy as he
gave the child a pat on the head.
Honestly, this game show [music] seemed
to be normal at first glance, but
knowing the previous DVDs contents I
wrote about in my previous post, I know
something will happen. For some whatever
reason, just as I predicted, there was
this one kid that seemed to hate the kid
a lot.
>> Well, well, well. Why do you look so
unhappy, kid?
>> Asked Sammy, the boy shouted into his
face and said,
>> I don't want to be part of this.
I want to go home. I want to go home. I
want to go home.
>> Sammy looked at the child in shock, but
he reached his hands toward the child
and dug the claws into the back. I saw
some tears rolling down the face of the
boy as Sammy yelled at him.
>> What is your freaking problem?
>> Stacy [music] and Jeremy looked at Sammy
doing this and tried not to get involved
until they noticed how there was water,
which wasn't noticed earlier lying on
the ground. How is that bad? It's just
water, right? Well, you'd be right, but
Pluggy seemed to be [music] sitting in
it and not to mention, there just so
happens to be a thunderstorm outside,
which can't be heard very well in the
background. Hence why I never even
brought it [music] up until now. Anyway,
I heard some electrical noises coming
from Pluggy who was in the water. I
watched as the boy was pushed to the
ground. He ended up getting shocked.
Sammy stood there looking at the kid
lying on the ground vibrating. It's
might have been hard [music] to tell by
the costume design, but it was super
clear that he seemed concerned and
regretful toward what he did, showing
some remorse. I watched as Sammy slowly
turned at the camera as he said the
following words.
>> Well, I guess he shouldn't have watched
his snappy attitude, okay?
>> The episode then ended with the children
screaming [music] in the background with
it increasing followed by complete
static. The DVD then played the second
episode, Cooking with Sammy and Pluggy.
It started with the intro and it showed
the two standing in front of a camera
inside of a kitchen. Sammy the cat
stared at the audience and said the
following.
>> Hello, kids. Welcome back to my show.
Sorry about that previous incident. Kids
these days, am I right? Pluggy?
>> Sammy then turned his head, looking at
Pluggy as the latter stated the
following, and her voice seemed to sound
like Sammy, but was high-pitched. I
couldn't even imagine how the child, as
baby sat by my great aunt, would have to
sit there and watch these episodes.
That's right, the child is actually a
girl, and this is my first time even
figuring that out, which explains why I
never brought that up in my first post
regarding Sammy the Cat.
>> Hello.
I agree, Sammy. That was a crazy
incident.
>> I watched as Sammy nodded and picked up
a comically huge blender, and if I
remember correctly, this seemed like the
same one used by the cat to grind up the
5-year-old boy in the second DVD from my
previous post back in 2020. I could also
tell it was the same one, but without
the bloodstains from previous victims.
Judging by how this episode was made in
2010, I am pretty sure Sammy never
bothered to use this blender yet, and
yes, I am just as shocked as you. I
didn't even know Sammy the Cat was this
old despite [music] the fact this show
was planned during the time period when
the original Warner Brothers crew was
still alive. As Sammy the Cat opened the
lid of the blender, I was still baffled
by the fact it looked like this. I never
even understood how he [music] had some
blender like this lying around, even
after my post from a long time ago.
Regardless, I saw Sammy [music] turn his
head at the left. I watched as the cats
then ran towards something, followed by
someone, which sounded like a child
repeating the word "No." over and over
again, [music] increasingly getting loud
as Sammy came back holding the child who
seemed a bit older than the one in the
second DVD from a long time ago. He was
holding the kid down as he picked
[music] him up and tossed him into the
blender, and yes, I understand how
ridiculous this sounds, considering how
there is no way a blender [music] is
that big to fit someone inside. The
child has been ground up creating the
blood stains. Sammy the cat then placed
down a pot [music] and poured the
remains into it. Sammy then yelled out
the following chilling line.
>> Today kids, we will make pizza.
>> I continued to watch in horror feeling
intrigued on what would happen next. And
no, do not worry. I will be sure to
[music] take action on this DVD and like
I did before, I will be sure to report
the disc [music] to the police
department like any normal person would.
Sure it would be pointless considering
[music] how Mr. Turner has already been
arrested for I don't know how long.
However, I know for a fact that this
would be important [music]
as I am assuming the PD still wants to
learn more about Sammy the cat. Anyway,
I continued watching until Sammy the cat
picked up a large spoon which was
cartoonishly and comically huge
considering how [music] Sammy's
appearance does give the impression that
he came straight out of a cartoon and
considering how he seemed like the
parody of Felix the cat. He started to
throw in some herbs and stir the red
substance in the pot until it started to
have a soft texture. He grabbed some
dough, then flattened it, poured the
sauce on it and sprinkled [music] some
cheese and pepperoni, then placed it
into the oven. As I continued watching
these episodes, [music] I may seem to
understand Richard's reason for not
adding Pluggy, one of them at least. I
noticed how she barely did anything
[music] in these episodes, basically
just there for the sake of being there.
Despite it all, the pizza finished and
Sammy took [music] it out of the oven.
He took a slice, then started to eat it,
but since this was a costume, he was
just staining the mask. Pluggy looked at
Sammy and [music] then said the
following.
>> What? You didn't even save me any way.
>> Sammy responded.
>> Actually, I did. There's more of the
pizza. Unless
>> I watched as Sammy grabbed the rest of
the pizza and then [music] ate the rest,
but since he isn't exactly eating it, he
is just getting [music] cheese, sauce,
and some of the crust everywhere,
including the table. Jesus Christ,
[music] what is wrong? Anyway, I watched
as the episode then ended with Sammy the
cat [music] staring at the camera with
the sauce and cheese dripping down his
face, followed by abrupt static. The
next episode played. It was the Pluggy
the [music] Plug-in one. It was playing
sounds of children crying and screaming
with Pluggy doing nothing but thrilling,
and it looked like it was filmed
somewhere else, like a bedroom.
Underneath, I can see someone holding
the plug. It was shaking as if the
person holding it was having a seizure.
Interestingly enough, I noticed that the
hand holding the plug didn't seem to
belong to an elderly man. It didn't even
look like it belonged to Richard.
Speaking of him, I could have sworn I
saw Sammy in the episode.
>> [music]
>> As when the guy holding the camera
turned towards the doorway on the left,
I believe I saw white cat-like [music]
feet standing there. Behind the screen,
I could swear I heard the man breathing
heavily in fear. As the camera turned to
the door again, Sammy then ran towards
the man and the screaming stopped as the
camera glitched out. Static. After that
episode ended, I took the disc out of
the player and sent it to [music] the
police department. They are now
investigating the contents of it, and I
may life I heard anything back. They may
find something interesting about it,
especially the third episode and how
they seem [music] to be filmed in 2010.
Not sure if this DVD will keep Richard
in jail or not. Heck, it might cause him
[music] to be on death row. I sure hope
not, and yes, you heard that right. I
hope he doesn't, as based on my recent
interactions, [music]
he seems to be gentle nowadays.
Who knows? Maybe time will tell. But it
looks like I need to end it here, but
regardless, [music] I hope you all
enjoyed reading my blogs. Not sure if I
will ever decide to post about [music]
Sammy the Cat again. For questions on
this post, let me know and I will gladly
answer them. In that case, I will leave
this post on [music] this forum
involving nostalgia. I will get to you
in the comments when I can, if I get
this white plug off of my leg. It seems
to be [music] tangled.
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