Susan's Chat With The Creator (Susan the Hedgehog)/Script

Susan: “Mom!”
Samantha: “Yes?”
Susan: “What do you like better? Comedic shows or serious shows?”
Samantha: “The latter, because it can teach morals better and make some people better people.”
Susan: “What’s your opinion on the former?”
Samantha: “Only watch them after a heart wrenching episode of one of my shows.”
Susan: “So can I like my comedic shows?”
Samantha: “You’ll learn to appreciate serious shows more. Not that comedic shows are bad, but you shouldn’t just watch your Jonathan Experiments and Phoenix and Herb. I know you’re just eight, but remember, Susie, you should broaden your interests.”
Susan: “Hypocrite, so should you.”
Samantha: “I’m just not interested in comedic shows. I watch some episodes, and then some more again after heartbreaking or heart wrenching episodes of one of my shows.”
Susan: “Oh.”
Spencer: “I got some mail!”
Susan: “Dear Susan, I’m afraid your show should shift in- SHIFT IN TONE? But my show is supposed to be comedic! My show doesn’t have to be serialized and serious most of the time, but I know I do have to-“
Sega: they get Susan and bring her to their room
Susan: “Where am I?”
Sega: “You’re at our production team’s office.”
Susan: “Why do you want me here?”
Sega: “Because we want your show to shift in tone. It does not fit with the Sonic series.”
Susan: “Hey, Sonic has had some less serious shows before. Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog is one!”
Sega: “But that show was not very good.”
Susan: “Was it not?”
Sega: “I know your show is supposed to be comedic and happy go lucky, but you have to have a serious tone to fit the series.”
Susan: “No, I don’t! I like my own show! The strengths of my show come from the new characters and their interactions with the canons, especially Sasha and Tails.”
Sega: “Then why don’t you just rebrand this show?”
Susan: “Whatever. The creator shouldn’t.”
Creator: “Yeah! Susan agrees with me! I want my show to be lighthearted and comedic. Not AOSTH level all the time, but it still has lots of action, combat, creative plots, and what about Susan TV?”
Sega: “Susan TV?”
Susan: “Yeah, they’re great episodes.”
Sega: “Every Sonic show has to be serialized and serious.”
Susan: “Not exactly.”
Creator: “You see, with a comedic show like Susan the Hedgehog, I can expand on the world of Sonic even more! Or rather future world. Sonic is not about being serious, it’s about the action, fast pace, and the characters.”
Sega Employee: “That’s an interesting idea, but Sonic is supposed to be serious and serialized!”
Creator: “Light serialization already exists in this show, I mean there is some serialization already with some arcs like Susan: The Game arc and the one with Susan and Lulu’s Treasure Hunting. In addition to that, some episodes reference the episodes just before them, even if they aren’t grouped together in one episode.”
Sega: “Then what about the serious aspect?”
Creator: “There’s some light comedy in the more “serious” Sonic shows to. Sonic Underground has Manic, and SATAM has more of those in Season 1. Plus isn’t Susan Revives The End kinda dark, because-”
Sega Employee: “They make a good point.”
Sega: “Our characters are portrayed nicely in your show, to be fair.. And I applaud you for finding a way around our only male hedgehogs can go super rule. I really wanted that rule removed, but thank goodness there was a loophole around it with Susan Gets Told Another Story. Anyways, fine, you can keep your show as it is.”
Susan: “Thank you!”
Susan goes back home
Susan: “That was a weird adventure.”
Samantha: “So where did you go?”
Susan: “Well…”
The End
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