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'''April 1999 (Dance Party |
'''''April 1999''''' (AKA '''''Dance Party''''') was a showtape that released April 1999 and ran until August 1999. |
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This was the last Studio C show to run on Laserdisc. |
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== History == |
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⚫ | All the Studio C segments would be filmed by Brian Hagan with the Chuck E. animatronic in front of a blue screen. This was done in case blue screen footage was ever needed, but ultimately went unused.<ref>[[:File:441f28ec559f33c02f56d23de0130027.png|File:441f28ec559f33c02f56d23de0130027.png]]</ref> These were filmed on DVCAM tapes. |
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On December 23, 2021, all the unused footage would be uploaded to Brian's YouTube channel.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTmxzgjgpmE</ref> |
On December 23, 2021, all the unused footage would be uploaded to Brian's YouTube channel.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTmxzgjgpmE</ref> |
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== Digital Audio Masters == |
=== Digital Audio Masters === |
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The showtape's original stereo audio for all the segments and the live show would be preserved onto Digital Audio Tape. On March 4, 2022, Brian Hagan would upload the original DAT recordings to his YouTube channel<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSz9_hQ3ZJ4</ref>, while providing lossless FLACs of the audio to the community. |
The showtape's original stereo audio for all the segments and the live show would be preserved onto Digital Audio Tape. On March 4, 2022, Brian Hagan would upload the original DAT recordings to his YouTube channel<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSz9_hQ3ZJ4</ref>, while providing lossless FLACs of the audio to the community. |
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== Existing Show List |
== Existing Show List == |
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# [[File:New Graphic.png]] '''Segment 1''' |
# [[File:New Graphic.png]] '''Segment 1''' |
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## Chuck E.'s Dance Party |
## Chuck E.'s Dance Party |
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## [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancing_on_the_Ceiling_(Lionel_Richie_song) Dancing on the Ceiling] |
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## Dancing On The Ceiling |
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# '''Intermission 1''' |
# '''Intermission 1''' |
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## CEC TV ID - "Retro Abstract" |
## CEC TV ID - "Retro Abstract" |
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##[[File:New Graphic.png]] Store Intro - "Arlington TX (Justiss)" |
##[[File:New Graphic.png]] Store Intro - "Arlington TX (Justiss)" |
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==Lives |
==Lives== |
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'''During this time Lives would be on |
'''During this time Lives would be on separate VHS tapes for MMBB based stores.''' |
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* Birthday Star 95' |
* Birthday Star 95' |
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'''Birthday Break''': Is currently unknown. |
'''Birthday Break''': Is currently unknown. |
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== Production: == |
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* The North Richland Hills, TX CEC is featured in the first segment. |
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* Chuck E. Town was filmed around 3rd St. of downtown Fort Worth and the CEC Home Office. |
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April 1999.jpg|3-Stage Front SVHS |
April 1999.jpg|3-Stage Front SVHS |
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== Trivia |
== Trivia== |
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*Duncan Brannan's voice for Chuck E. has gotten much lower, and his New Jersey accent started to become less noticeable. |
*Duncan Brannan's voice for Chuck E. has gotten much lower, and his New Jersey accent started to become less noticeable. |
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*Dancin' On The Moon is originally from [[CEC Rock It In Space]], |
*Dancin' On The Moon is originally from [[CEC Rock It In Space]], |
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Release Date: April 1999
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April 1999 (AKA Dance Party) was a showtape that released April 1999 and ran until August 1999.
This was the last Studio C show to run on Laserdisc.
History
The North Richland Hills, TX CEC is featured in the first segment. Chuck E. Town was filmed around 3rd St. of downtown Fort Worth and the CEC Home Office. The first Super Jasper skit was filmed at the famous tourist attraction "Cadillac Ranch" in Amarillo, TX.
Unused Blue Screen Footage
All the Studio C segments would be filmed by Brian Hagan with the Chuck E. animatronic in front of a blue screen. This was done in case blue screen footage was ever needed, but ultimately went unused.[1] These were filmed on DVCAM tapes.
On December 23, 2021, all the unused footage would be uploaded to Brian's YouTube channel.[2]
Digital Audio Masters
The showtape's original stereo audio for all the segments and the live show would be preserved onto Digital Audio Tape. On March 4, 2022, Brian Hagan would upload the original DAT recordings to his YouTube channel[3], while providing lossless FLACs of the audio to the community.
Existing Show List
Segment 1
- Chuck E.'s Dance Party
- Dancing on the Ceiling
- Intermission 1
Segment 2
- Chuck E. Town (Parody of Funky Town)
- Dancin' and Singin'
- Intermission 2
Segment 3
- Pizza Serenade
- Hip Mouse (Parody of Brick House)
- Intermission 3
Segment 4
- Let's Dance
- Dancin' On The Moon
- Segment 4
Lives
During this time Lives would be on separate VHS tapes for MMBB based stores.
- Birthday Star 95'
- Chuck E. March
- Havin' A Party
- Chuck E's Fiesta Mexicana
- Chuck E. Says
- Chuck E. Shuffle
- Patriotic Live
- America
Chuck E. Swing
- Give My Regards to Broadway
Birthday Break: Is currently unknown.
Showtape Scans / Images
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3-Stage Front SVHS
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3-Stage Side SVHS
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3-Stage SVHS Tape
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3-Stage SVHS Tape
Trivia
- Duncan Brannan's voice for Chuck E. has gotten much lower, and his New Jersey accent started to become less noticeable.
- Dancin' On The Moon is originally from CEC Rock It In Space,
- Dance Party debuted the Super Jasper intermissions.
- Dance Party was the first show to feature John Bowen as Mr. Munch, and Earl Fisher as Pasqually
- This was the final Studio C show to be produced on Laser disc and was also the final show to use the walkarounds to feature the rest of MMBB, Starting with Fabulous World Adventure they would use puppets.
- For Studio C "Hip Mouse" and "Dancin' On The Moon" were sang by Chuck E. Cheese. While on existing Munch sang "Hip Mouse" and Jasper sang "Dancin' On The Moon"
- This was the final show released for Studio C on laser disc.