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–Sam E. Hamilton referring to Dog Man after he ripped his poster, in Dog Man and Cat Kid | ||
Sam E. Hamilton is a movie director.
Appearances[]
Sam is first introduced in Dog Man and Cat Kid in Gassy Behemoth Studios, where he was working behind the scenes for the Dog Man movie, even though Dog Man & Cat Kid was originally just a book. However, this didn't stop a real Dog Man Movie from coming to theaters due to being low animated. Gassy Behemoth Studios was the size of Supa-Mecha Philly.
Unfortunately, chaos strikes when everything in the studio is completely destroyed—props, equipment, costumes and even the sets were left in ruins. To make matters worse, every actor packed up and left, abandoning the entire production. Sam, overwhelmed and panicked, realizes he's left alone to deal with the mess. Fearing he's going to get in trouble—perhaps even "busted" by the higher-ups or the public—he decided to track down Li'l Petey and Dog Man. When Sam finally finds them, he surprises them by telling them to keep everything they stole from the studio, because he was too worried about the chaotic disaster and is convinced that he'll be forced to clean up the entire studio by himself if anyone finds out what happened to it.
He appeared again in Dog Man: Fetch-22, still working at Gassy Behemoth Studios — except now, the once small-time movie studio has been transformed into a bustling TV studio. The switch to television hasn't made Sam's life any easier, though. In fact, it seems like the chaos has only grown.
In this appearance, Sam is determined to confront the Fair Fairy. He wanted to have a serious talk with her about her behavior, pointing out how unfair and mean she's been — not exactly the best traits for someone who's supposed to represent fairness. But the conversation quickly goes downhill.
The Fair Fairy kept on calling him Larry, even though that's not his name—and Sam makes it clear that he doesn't apperciate it. His frustration builds as the Fair Fairy refuses to listen or take him seriously. Finally, when Sam dares to criticize her, pointing out all the ways she's been a "bad fairy," the Fair Fairy lashes back in classic childish fashion: she calls him bald right to his face. That's the last straw for Sam. Humiliated and angry, he doesn't hesitate — he instantly fires the Fair Fairy on the spot.
His name is also mentioned in a Supa Bella movie poster in Cat Kid Comic Club: On Purpose where he directs the movie.
Trivia[]
- He is a pretty famous director as Chief revealed.
- He is named after Samuel Hamilton from the novel East of Eden by John Steinbeck.
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