Editing Cat Valentine (section)

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Sam and Dice are engrossed in a show called ''Slightly Less Gorgeous'' when Cat enters, curious about their program. They explain it's about making attractive people slightly less attractive. Cat proposes playing freeze tag, but after being tagged and covered with a blanket, she’s left ignored while Sam and Dice continue watching TV. Goomer enters, dressed in a suit, and announces he’s a bodyguard for the famous singer Del DeVille. He becomes flustered and jumps through the window when Sam and Dice express doubt. Sam and Dice go to repair the window, leaving Cat still covered.

Later, they wait for Del DeVille with Goomer, who offers to fetch burritos but forgets his glasses. A girl named Tammy asks them to watch her bike while she gets food. While Sam, Cat, and Dice chat with Del, Cat's balloon accidentally causes Tammy’s tricycle to fly away, hitting Del and rendering him unconscious. They wheel Del to their apartment, worried he’ll call the police. When he wakes up and tries to call the cops, Sam tackles him and knocks him out again. They cuff Del to Sam’s bed and Cat takes his shoes.

The next morning, Sam refuses to let Del go until he promises not to call the cops. Dice also reveals he took Del’s phone and won’t return it until Del is released. Dice shows Sam and Cat a news video about Del being missing. Cat prepares multiple breakfast options for Del, and Goomer is anxious about Del’s whereabouts. Cat tries to offer Del oatmeal if he promises not to escape, but Del grabs her and forces her to let him go. Sam, believing Del might text Goomer, has Dice send a reassuring message from Del’s phone.

Del, still handcuffed, becomes intrigued by Cat’s guitar playing. She explains she’s fixing a guitar for her friend André Harris and showcases her impressive guitar skills. Del strikes a deal with Cat: he’ll use her riff and not report them to the police.

Three months later, Dice shows Sam and Cat a news report about Del’s success with a hit song featuring the riff Cat played. Another three months later, they see a report that Del is being sued for copying the riff. The riff was originally Cat’s creation. They agree it’s better they never met him, although Cat laments she wouldn’t have his shoes.