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“ | Hmm...I feel as silly as the time I temporary gained weight, Became stupid, and went to watch television at ghost command. | ” |
Chris, confusing his obesity and idiocy as being in the past tense. |
Sammy is a character that Chris created for a Ghostbusters "skitch" in Sonichu #7 that is blatantly based on Peter Griffin, lead character of the animated series Family Guy.
The "skitch" consisted of Sammy wanting to use the bathroom, only to find it occupied. He then confuses the transformation booth as another toilet, when suddenly he is hilariously thrown around a large spooky area that changed his clothing into the Ghostbusters uniform, before finally defecating in an early 20th century vehicle that can talk and feel pain.
Chris promised Sammy could return in another issue, if needed in another sketch and also let him keep his clothes, which miraculously, due to their incredible elasticity, fit him perfectly.[1]
Funnily, Sammy's physical appearance and personality resemble Chris in real life far more than how Chris portrays himself in his comics (where he appears more slender), due to Sammy's massive girth and sheer retardedness. Sammy is also depicted wearing glasses (something Chris has shown pride in doing) but the regular comic version of Chris is not. His appearance even ends with Sammy shitting himself. Could Sammy in fact be a Freudian "Mary Sue" for Chris?
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Chris... Sammy... Peter...? Erm.
References
See also
- Christian Weston Chandler
- Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)
- Kudos to the Encyclopedia DramaDestruction