Also, the virus makes his computer look like Windows Vista. When going on to his computer, he realizes that a cussing filter has decided to change his cuss words into the word "soi." Unfortunately this is bad for Microsoft Sam because of his "roflcopter" glitch that mispronounces the words "soi" and "soy." Then, "Steve Ballmer" (in real life, the former CEO of Microsoft) activates a virus on his computer that makes Microsoft Sam curse more frequently. The episode starts with Microsoft Sam in his home, suddenly realizing that he curses frequently. Scotty starts to rant (again) about how much he hates Microsoft Sam and then the episode ends with a "NO SIGNAL" image.Ī1130 declared Episode 2 as a "Special TV Broadcast." Despite the fact that the episode was supposed to be a continuation of episode 1, it seemed to be entirely different. The Microsoft voices decide to send a trojan virus infected email to the Radar Overseers with the subject "Cyber Cake." Scotty gets extremely mad when the trojan destroys his computer, and he sends the story about the war to Speakonia's fictional newspaper, "The Daily XPaper." The result was a breif interview with Microsoft Sam (due to the fact that he refused to answer most of the questions). However, Radar Overseer Scotty accidentally drops his sandwich and rants about how much he hates Microsoft Sam, and also introduces his soon-to-be-famous running gag, "He took the life of the amazing egg salad bacon lettuce potato tomato tuna crab salmon sandwiches!" As a result, the "Grand Speakonian War" starts. A1130 intended it to be like "one of those radio shows you listen to while on a car ride." The story starts in a fictional city called Speakonia, at a "Grand 2011 Speakonian Ball." The main character and protagonist Microsoft Sam becomes concerned about his contemporary Radar Overseer Scotty's obcession for "egg salad tuna bacon lettuce potato tomato tuna crab salmon" sandwiches at the party, and decides to distract him away from eating them. The first episode was a simple "audio-only" show.
Unlike most "shows" made with the Scratch programming language, a1130 used Speakonia's TTS voices instead of human voice actors to create characters. Heavily influenced by the comedy style of ThunderBirds 101, he decided to create a comedy show similar to his videos. He had also recently downloaded Speakonia, a TTS voice program.
a1130 had recently watched some of the YouTube comedian ThunderBirds101's videos of Microsoft Sam reading funny Windows error messages. The comedy was the result of some boredom and a few YouTube videos.
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