Chuck E Cheese April 2004 Show

Release: Apr. 2004 - Jun. 2004

Released On:

• Studio C 3x DVD + Floppy
• R12 SVHS (Pre-93)
• 3-Stage SVHS (Pre-93)

Credits:

• Duncan Brannan - Voice of Chuck E. Cheese
• Annagrey Wiechman - Voice of Helen Henny
• John Bowen - Voice of Mr. Munch
• Earl Fisher - Voice of Pasqually The Chef
• Jeremy Blaido - Director, Voice of Jasper T. Jowls, Mike Manly, Wick Ladderback, Betty, Joyce, Rockin' Grandma
• Robert Gotcher - Production Manager
• Matt Daniel - Production Coordinator
• Sammy Davenport - Music Director

Downloads:

• Studio C Floppy Disk
• Studio C DVD ISO

Chuck E. Cheese April 2004 Show was a show that released in April 2004 and ran through June 2004. This show featured 4 segments with 8 songs and was the last show produced with Jeremy Blaido as director.

Show List:

1. Segment 1
   1. ‘Help!’
   2. ‘Can’t Buy Me Love’
2. Intermission 1
   1. CEC TV ID - ‘Sunrise’
   2. VeggieTales - ‘The Hairbrush Song’
   3. Countdown
   4. CEC TV ID - ‘Marx Bros’
3. Segment 2
   1. ‘First Impression’
   2. ‘Just Being Me’
4. Intermission 2
   1. CEC TV ID - ‘Pool Plug’
   2. Super Jasper - ‘Arm Wrestling’
   3. Countdown
   4. CEC TV ID - ‘Abstract’
5. Segment 3
   1. ‘Dreamin’’
   2. ‘Rockin’ Grandma’
6. Intermission 3
   1. CEC TV ID - ‘Parachute’
   2. VeggieTales - ‘I Love My Lips’
   3. Countdown
   4. CEC TV ID - ‘Couch’
7. Segment 4
   1. ‘Eight Days A Week’
   2. ‘All You Need Is Love’
8. Intermission 4
   1. CEC TV ID - ‘Marquee’
   2. Baking With Betty - ‘Baking With Joyce’
   3. CEC TV ID - ‘Haircut’

Lives:

During this time Lives would be on separate VHS tapes for MMBB based stores.

• Birthday Star 2001
• Spanish Birthday 2001
• New Birthday (Birthday 2002)
• Chuck E. Swing
• Chuck E. March 2001
• BINGO
• Chuck E Says 2002
• Havin’ A Party 2001
• Happy and You Know It
• Chuck E. Shuffle (Existing Stages)
• Go Santa Go (Existing Stages)

Birthday Break: CEC Show logo with music set to a 1 or 2 minute countdown which would then lead into the Birthday show.

Production

Filming Locations:

• ‘Eight Days A Week’ was filmed at the CEC Corporate Office in Irving, TX.

File Dates

• Studio C DVD: 3/22/2004
• Studio C Floppy: 4/1/2004

Studio C Floppy:

When inserting the upgrade floppy, a message would appear on the screen saying “ SPRING 2004 SHOW UPDATE FINISHED. THIS SHOW IS VALID APRIL, MAY & JUNE 2004. PLEASE SEND YOUR JANUARY 2004 SHOW BACK TO THE SUPPORT CENTER. THIS UPDATE INCLUDES CYBRSTAR VERSION 1.30. QUESTIONS? CONCERNS? CALL 972-258-5613. REMOVE FLOPPY DISK AND RESET (REBOOT) THE COMPUTER."

Trivia

• This is the first Studio C show where the puppets appear only during the dialogue portions in-between songs.
• Chuck’s curtains close during ‘Can’t Buy Me Love’ on Studio C.
• The diagonal line for the backgrounds of the Studio C puppets is in the opposite direction (starting in the upper left and going down to the bottom right) instead of the usual direction (upper right going down to the bottom left).
• Starting with this show the Helen puppet wears a new outfit. While it’s still the purple cheerleading outfit she’s been sporting since April 2003, this one is custom made for the puppet whereas the previous one was the same one worn by the walk-around.
• This show’s episode of ‘Baking With Betty’ features a reference to the infamous Howard Dean scream.
• The shot of Pasqually at the beginning of ‘Baking with Betty’ is reused from the ‘Trail Mix’ episode from the January 2001 show.
• The classic MTV style CEC TV ID that plays at the end of segment 2 has new music.
• Both ‘VeggieTales’ intermissions are reused from Dance Party 1999
• ‘Chuck E. Shuffle’ and ‘Go Santa Go’ both appear on the Studio C DVDs but could not be played.