September 1992 - November 1992
Reviewed by PizzaCam
Segment 1
"The Mailman"
"I've Been Working On The Railroad"
Intermission 1
CEC TV News
"Dancin' On The Moon"
Geography Rap
Segment 2
"Working For A Living"
"Nine To Five"
Intermission 2
"Possibilities"
"Country Dancin'"
"Tech-No-Rific"
Segment 3
"These Hands"
"All My Buds And Friends Are Comin' Over Tonight"
Intermission 3
Helen Henny's Hollywood
"Rock It Up"
"What-Do-You-Want-To-Bee?"
Segment 4
"The Mailman"
"I've Been Working On The Railroad"
Intermission 4
"Old MacDonald"
"Responsibility"
Alphabetical
Segment 5
"Working For A Living"
"Nine To Five"
Intermission 5
"Rockin' State"
Geography Rap
"Twinkle Twinkle"
Segment 6
"These Hands"
"All My Buds And Friends Are Comin' Over Tonight"
Intermission 6
"Be A Sport"
This is where it all comes together. CEC music from the past year and a half...no more regular intermission music! The CEC intermissions blend well with the overall work theme. The show features a new CEC TV NEWS, about Chuck's friends being on stike! "Responsibility" and "What-Do-You-Want-To-Bee" also fit in well with the theme. Working for A Living is closer to the format of shows we see today. The actual song "Working For A Living", performed by Pasqually, is great! The video for the song shows Pasqually hard at work in the kitchen. Another great song on this show is "" covered by Munch. The footage is crazy, and you get to see some of Munch's friends outside of the band!
Dept 18 Cameos - Show features Rob Gotcher as The Mailman - I'm sure this is a show Rob will never forget! After all, his claim to fame isn't only the great songs he writes, but also his role as the notorious Mailman!!! And now he's Director of Entertainment!!!
Birthday - Show still has a "hidden" "Birthday Star" (when the pizza's gone).
All My Buds And Friends Are Comin' Over Tonight - Munch's friends are purple and pink?!?!
Song Remakes - "The Mailman" has had a remake with the modern voice actors in the January 2005 Show.
-4 out of 5 Tokens-
It's a good compilation, and the new intermission format is great. However, it is still nothing most of you would be familiar with, but it's a big improvement from the Concept Unification Premiere! The footage is starting to get better, there's tons of footage from inside the restaurant and not just silly drawings anymore. Even the music video for "I've Been Working On The Railroad" is cool, and really looks like a music video shoot. The first time I saw this show it was on a C-stage and I wasn't amused but when I saw it on a 3-stage (keep in mind this is when everything still worked, and the showroom still dimmed) it was way better!!!
"The Mailman"
"I've Been Working On The Railroad"
Intermission 1
CEC TV News
"Dancin' On The Moon"
Geography Rap
Segment 2
"Working For A Living"
"Nine To Five"
Intermission 2
"Possibilities"
"Country Dancin'"
"Tech-No-Rific"
Segment 3
"These Hands"
"All My Buds And Friends Are Comin' Over Tonight"
Intermission 3
Helen Henny's Hollywood
"Rock It Up"
"What-Do-You-Want-To-Bee?"
Segment 4
"The Mailman"
"I've Been Working On The Railroad"
Intermission 4
"Old MacDonald"
"Responsibility"
Alphabetical
Segment 5
"Working For A Living"
"Nine To Five"
Intermission 5
"Rockin' State"
Geography Rap
"Twinkle Twinkle"
Segment 6
"These Hands"
"All My Buds And Friends Are Comin' Over Tonight"
Intermission 6
"Be A Sport"
This is where it all comes together. CEC music from the past year and a half...no more regular intermission music! The CEC intermissions blend well with the overall work theme. The show features a new CEC TV NEWS, about Chuck's friends being on stike! "Responsibility" and "What-Do-You-Want-To-Bee" also fit in well with the theme. Working for A Living is closer to the format of shows we see today. The actual song "Working For A Living", performed by Pasqually, is great! The video for the song shows Pasqually hard at work in the kitchen. Another great song on this show is "" covered by Munch. The footage is crazy, and you get to see some of Munch's friends outside of the band!
Dept 18 Cameos - Show features Rob Gotcher as The Mailman - I'm sure this is a show Rob will never forget! After all, his claim to fame isn't only the great songs he writes, but also his role as the notorious Mailman!!! And now he's Director of Entertainment!!!
Birthday - Show still has a "hidden" "Birthday Star" (when the pizza's gone).
All My Buds And Friends Are Comin' Over Tonight - Munch's friends are purple and pink?!?!
Song Remakes - "The Mailman" has had a remake with the modern voice actors in the January 2005 Show.
-4 out of 5 Tokens-
It's a good compilation, and the new intermission format is great. However, it is still nothing most of you would be familiar with, but it's a big improvement from the Concept Unification Premiere! The footage is starting to get better, there's tons of footage from inside the restaurant and not just silly drawings anymore. Even the music video for "I've Been Working On The Railroad" is cool, and really looks like a music video shoot. The first time I saw this show it was on a C-stage and I wasn't amused but when I saw it on a 3-stage (keep in mind this is when everything still worked, and the showroom still dimmed) it was way better!!!