History Fridge / SamAndCat

* Fridge Funny: In the same episode, Sam hurt Bunny in a way that he started stamping his foot vigorously. ''[[JustForPun She made Bunny hop]]''.

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* An unusual RealLife example: the circumstances of the show's cancellation. Nickelodeon's official explanation is simply non-existent, which doesn't help things. Some people claim it's because Jennette [=McCurdy=] had leaked selfies where she was in lingerie, but actors and actresses have been kept on kids' shows for having done far bigger mistakes (including ''LabRats'' ' Billy Unger and his underaged DUI arrest and ''Film/HighSchoolMusical'' 's Vanessa Hudgens for ''being completely naked, while underaged no less'') and many people don't even find the selfies to be all that scandalous, especially in today's social climate and anti-slut shaming movements. The claims of behind-the-scenes arguments sinking the show contradict some comments made by members of the cast and crew, which moves the Fridge Logic either to the gossip sites or (most likely) to the people on the show's side claiming differently.

* At the end of [=#MyPoober=], Sam and Cat leave an ''eleven-year-old girl'' [[AdultFear alone in a cemetery with a creepy old man]] for putting their money in a toy rocket.

* Where did Cat sleep before her Nona moved out and Sam moved in? [=#BabysitterWar=] made a pretty big point out of the fact that there's only one bedroom with one bed in it, but in [=#Pilot=] Cat didn't sleep on the couch (until she decided to, for Sam), so there was at least another bed. Not many teenagers would be thrilled to share a room with their grandma.

* At first view, it's a bit weird that Cat takes Dice to Phoenix in #GettingWiggy instead of Goomer, who usually picked him up and drove him around for the rest of the show. Then you remember that the second to last episode was #WeStealARockstar, in which Goomer works as a bodyguard for DelDeville, a job he's never mentioned to have lost again...So he's probably on tour with Del.

* Sam told Cat she believes they will grow up wanting to beating each other up. Sam knocked out the #7 best fighter in the world in one punch, imagine what she could do to Cat
** Except Cat tackled John Zakappa, another MMA fighter, and he had trouble throwing her off his back. And her and Sam wrestle in multiple episodes, but Cat never is hurt badly afterwards.
** It's also a FunnyAneurysmMoment - Jennette certainly beat the show up (including implications of throwing shade at Ariana) during the start production problems leading to the hiatus and then cancellation.
* The whole plot of this show can be thought of as fridge horror. Cat's grandma just abandons Cat with her business and herself, even though she's underage and, worst off, she left her with a nineteen year old criminal...
** Except the 19-year-old criminal ''saved'' Cat's life, and is hardly someone to be terrified of. Also, the babysitting service was hers and Sam's idea, and at the age of sixteen, Cat, as ditzy as she is, really should be capable of caring for herself. Her grandmother left her in a fully finished apartment with plenty of food and she didn't completely walk out of her life. She just moved.
*** Yeah, and Nona visits Cat in almost every episode, so she knows Cat is safe. Plus, Cat ''tackled a professional MMA fighter. Even if she lost he still had trouble throwing her off. She may not be as strong as Sam, but the girl can take care of herself. Besides,[[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes Sam likes Cat]] and you know what happens to people [[BerserkButton who hurt someone Sam cares about.]]

* [=#GettinWiggy=] revealed Sam is "not welcome in Eu-rope!" This is probably because of [[CallBack that Fat Cake incident]] in ''{{ICarly}}''.

* [=#GettinWiggy=] revealed Sam is "not welcome in Eu-rope!" This is probably because of [[CallBack that Fat Cake incident]] in ''{{iCarly}}''.