January 2005 Show

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Release: Jan. 1, 2005 - Mar. 2005
Media Duration: 1:33:51

Released On:

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

Credits:

• Duncan Brannan - Voice of Chuck E. Cheese, Bob Coleslaw
• Annagrey Wiechman - Voice of Helen Henny
• John Bowen - Voice of Mr. Munch
• Earl Fisher - Voice of Pasqually The Chef
• Jeremy Blaido - Voice of Jasper T. Jowls
• Robert Gotcher - Director, Show Announcer
• Matt Daniel - Production Coordinator, Songwriter 'Chores'
• Ryan Hollingsworth - Production Specialist, Hank Howdy
• Sammy Davenport - Music Director

Downloads:

• Studio C Floppy Disk
• Studio C DVD ISO

January 2005 Show was the first show released in 2005. This show was used to promote CEC’s Winter 1-derland event.

Show List:

1. Segment 1
   1. ‘Old Time Rock & Roll’
   2. ‘Chores’
2. Intermission 1
   1. Coke Spot 1
   2. VeggieTales - ‘Larry Sings The Blues’
   3. CEC TV ID - ‘Radio Towers’
   4. Countdown 1
   5. Football
   6. The Tube Explorer - ‘Ticket Splash’
   7. Countdown 2
3. Segment 2
   1. ‘All For You’
   2. ‘Keep It Groovin’’
4. Intermission 2
   1. Funimation: ‘Marvin The Tap-Dancing Horse’
   2. CEC TV ID - ‘NBC Chime’
   3. Countdown 3
   4. Winter 1-derland Spot
   5. Eddie Coker: ‘I Believe’
   6. Countdown 4
5. Segment 3
   1. ‘Mailman’
   2. ‘Wonderful’
6. Intermission 3
   1. Coke Spot 2
   2. VeggieTales - ‘Schoolhouse Polka’
   3. ‘CEC TV ID - ‘Falling Apple’
   4. Countdown 5
   5. CEC News - ‘Winter 1-derland’
   6. Funimation: ‘Connie The Cow’
   7. Countdown 6
7. Segment 4
   1. ‘Ranchin’’ (parody of ‘You Should Be Dancing’)
   2. ‘Blue Suede Shoes’
8. Intermission 4
   1. Funimation: ‘Marvin The Tap-Dancing Horse’
   2. Skateboarding
   3. CEC TV ID - ‘Chuck E. Skateboarding’
   4. Countdown 7
   5. Firehouse
   6. Funimation: ‘Braceface’
   7. Countdown 8

Live Shows:

Live Shows would be on separate VHS tapes for Existing Stage stores.

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

Birthday Break: January 2005 logo with music set to a 1 or 2 minute countdown which would then lead into the Birthday show.

Production

File Dates

• (Studio C) DVD: 11/12/2004
• Studio C Floppy: 12/17/2004

Studio C Floppy:

When inserting the upgrade floppy, a message would appear on the screen saying " JANUARY 2005 SHOW UPDATE FINISHED. DO NOT PLAY UNTIL JANUARY 1ST, 2005. THIS SHOW IS VALID JANUARY, FEBRUARY & MARCH 2005. QUESTIONS? CALL 972-258-5613. THIS UPDATE INCLUDES CYBRSTAR VERSION 1.31. REMOVE FLOPPY DISK AND RESET (REBOOT) THE COMPUTER."

Trivia

• Three intermissions were originally planned to be on this show, but were scrapped. The first was ‘Hockey’, which featured hockey footage with the instrumental of ‘Dreamin’’ from Chuck E. Cheese April 2004 Show. The second was a Coke Spot reused from September 2004. The third was ‘Eliot Moose’, another Funimation cartoon. These intermissions still appear on the Studio C DVD, though they are skipped by the floppy.
• ‘Mailman’ is a remake of a song from the Working For A Living. Robert Gotcher appears in the video, reprising his role as the mailman from the original.
• Eddie Coker’s ‘I Believe’ is reused from September 2001 Show. Countdown 2 and 3 are reused from September 2004.
• The Studio C puppets return to their regular backgrounds for this show, but the diagonal line is replaced with a cloud-like design similar to the Just for Kids Show 2000.
• The Studio C puppets appear on-screen only during the dialogue portions, and when one of the other characters has a solo just like in August 1999.
• ‘Football’ reuses music from ‘Closing Time?’ from September 2000 Show.
• The Winter 1-derland Spot is programmed on all versions of the show.
• Chuck E.’s curtains close during ‘Blue Suede Shoes’ on all versions of the show.
• ‘Chuck E. Shuffle’ and ‘Go Santa Go’ both appear on the Studio C DVDs, but could not be played.