A Day in the Life of Piggy

"A Day in the Life of Piggy" is an unreleased Mythical Creature Studios docu-comedy which contains a spoof of the life of employee, Sean Tallon, who is better known as Piggy. The filming was done by Freek ID Productions and then-Vice President of MCS, Liam Houghton. When Houghton left MCS in June 2010, the footage went with him and he erased it from his laptop.

Plot
The plot of "A Day in the Life" was that several videos would be done, one for each of the MCS employees. Piggy's episode featured Liam Houghton opening by talking about "Piggy's" home and lifestyle, which he described as "Piggy's alright, he just kicks about and eats his dinner", taunting at Piggy's apparent weight problems. He also states: "One time, I went to Piggy's house, and on the stairs, I could smell something foul, I didn't notice it until I went into his room, and he had his [feces] ''spread across the wall, reading 'Welcome Back, Piggy'". ''This comment was comical towards the character of Piggy being unclean.

Next up, we saw Piggy crawl across the floor before lunging on a plate of chips that were lying on the floor, as Kevin Murphy did commentary: "The Piggy hunts for food on the living room carpet. *Piggy eats* Those chips didn't stand a chance,"

The documentary then returned to interviews featuring an interview from Scott Wilson, who talked about Piggy's lack of hygeine, before a cutscene with Piggy smelling his amrpit before saying: "Meh, I could go another week,"

The final part of the documentary featured, Kevin Murphy saying positive things about Piggy, but at the end of each statement, Piggy would be shown doing something the complete opposite. An example of this was, Murphy stating: "He's a really well-mannered young man" before the camera switched to Piggy playing the PlayStation 2 and shooting people on Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, while shouting racial abuse. Murphy then described Piggy as "neat and tidy", before Piggy was shown using a clothes iron on his face in the kitchen.

Reception
The employees of Mythical Creature Studios were notably unhappy when Liam Houghton departed from the company and took the clip with him, as it meant that this video would never be released. Further anger built up when Houghton deleted the video data from his laptop. Head of Creative, Scott Wilson described the video and situation as: ''"The Best comedy sketch to never happen,". ''Documentary star, Sean Tallon refused to comment on the situation, and Executive Producer, Kevin Murphy urged that life must continue in normal, regardless of the situation of the docu-comedy's removal.