Chuck E. Cheese's - TV Classics (May 1990)

Описание: Showtape Title: CEC TV Classics
Release Date: May 1990

In this show, The Pizza Time Players are supposed to preform a medley of Disco Hits by John Phillip Susa, but Larry the Stage Technician isn't playing their music. Then, they see a man in the control room, who does a Twilight Zone parody, and has the band preforming the theme songs of classic TV Shows. This show is the first show since "History of Rock and Roll Part 2" to have completely original content, as every show since "Movie Magic" reused segments from previous shows, along with new material. In addition, this is the first show to be just three segments long, which is important as every show up until July 1993 would be three segments long. This show originally ran from May through June of 1990, before being replaced by Summer Days. However, this show was rereleased in June of 1991, although to Canadian stores only, as the alternative to the Patriotic tape released that year. That version edited out the commercial jingles, and replaced them with songs from the 1987 showtape "TV Westerns". For years, that version was the only one available, and the original 1990 version was lost media. That was until 2020 when Steve White, the show's script writer, found it on an audio cassette tape. It would end up being uploaded to the official showbizpizza.com Youtube Channel. This show could be considered the counterpart to the SPP April 1990 Show, as that show has a segment themed around classic TV Theme songs, and both shows were released within one month of each other.

Chuck E. Cheese vocals - Scott Wilson
Mr. Munch vocals - Scott Wilson
Helen Henny vocals - Unknown
Jasper T. Jowls vocals - Bob West
Pasqually vocals - Bob West

Show Segments:
00:00 - Cyberstar Intro
00:20 - Segment 1
05:47 - Segment 2
11:32 - Segment 3
16:42 - Hidden Bday - Birthday Extravaganza

Audio Source:    / showbizpizzacom  

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