CEC September 1990 Show

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Release: Sep. 1990 - Dec. 1990

Released On:

• C&R SVHS (Pre-93)
• 3-Stage SVHS (Pre-93)
• Cyberamics Reel

Credits:

• David Robinson: Show Programmer
• Scott Wilson: Voice of Chuck E. Cheese, Mr. Munch
• Connie Nelson: Voice of Helen Henny
• Bob West: Voice of Jasper T. Jowls, Pasqually The Chef

CEC September 1990 Show was the first showtape made for both 3-Stage and Cyberamic shows, and the first show for Cyberamics to feature Munch’s Make Believe Band. This show would run through November for Cyberamics, while 3-Stages would present it through December.

Show List

1. Intermission 1
   1. 8 Minute Countdown
      1. ‘My Generation’
      2. ‘Birthday Extravaganza’
      3. ‘Freeway Of Love’
   2. Cyberstar Intro
2. Segment 1
   1. ‘Wonderful World’
   2. ‘September’
3. Intermission 2
   1. 8 Minute Countdown
      1. ‘Walk of Life’
      2. ‘Birthday Extravaganza’
      3. ‘Forever and Ever, Amen’
      4. ‘California Girls’
   2. It’s Showtime!
4. Video 1
   1. California Raisins - ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered’
5. Intermission 3
   1. 8 Minute Countdown
      1. ‘California Girls’
      2. ‘She Drives Me Crazy’
      3. Birthday Extravaganza
      4. ‘Jump (For My Love)’
   2. Cyberstar Intro
6. Segment 2
   1. ‘Surfin’ Bird’
   2. ‘Oye Mi Canto (Hear My Voice)’
7. Intermission 4
   1. 8 Minute Countdown
      1. ‘Twist and Shout’
      2. ‘Vogue’
      3. Birthday Extravaganza
      4. ‘Oh, Pretty Woman’
   2. It’s Showtime!
8. Video 2
   1. Jive Bunny & The Mastermixers - ‘That’s What I Like’
9. Intermission 5
   1. 8 Minute Countdown
      1. ‘A Better Man’
      2. ‘Rock Around the Clock’
      3. ‘Birthday Extravaganza’
      4. ‘Your Mama Don’t Dance’
   2. Cyberstar Intro
10. Segment 3
    1. ‘Rhythm of the Night’
    2. ‘Shout’
11. Intermission 6
    1. 8 Minute Countdown
       1. ‘Rhythm Nation’
       2. ‘Birthday Extravaganza’
       3. ‘Girls Just Want to Have Fun’
    2. It’s Showtime!
12. Video 3
    1. The Art Of Computer Graphics - ‘Breaking The Ice’

Production

Low Production Count

The 3-Stage version was only seen in a handful of locations, as few 3-Stages existed during its release. The current ones known are:

• Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)
• Arlington, TX (3200 Justiss Dr)
• Altamonte Springs, FL (541 W Hwy 436)
• Mesa (West), AZ (856 S Alma School Rd)
• Phoenix, AZ (8039 North 35th Ave)

Filming Locations

• ‘Rhythm of the Night’ was filmed in downtown Fort Worth, TX.

APS Files

The show was a part of the 1990-1992 APS Floppy Cases, being the first tape known to be made using APS. Only it’s 3-Stage files were placed in the collection, making it unknown if the Cyberamics version was also programmed in APS, or was still using SongCode for its programming.

Floppy Disk Label

It’s floppy disk label notes it as the ‘Full Stage’ disk, a pseudo name given to the 3-Stage. The Cyberamics were also given the term ‘Half Stage’ during this time. ‘SEPT 1’ .APS FILES ‘SEPT 2’ ‘SEPT 3’ FULL STAGE 10-90 disk # 90-7

Files

All three segments’ files were last updated on October 10, 1990, a month after the tape’s release. Unlike other APS file dates, which correlate with when the show was done, this show’s dates most likely correlate to when they were uploaded onto the floppy disc, as it is the first disc in the collection, and likely not the originating disc used to make the show.

Trivia

• The intermission music for this showtape is the same as SPP Concept Unification Premiere and SPP Best Of 1 KidsFriends (Only is missing two songs from those shows).