Jukebox Jam Show
January 1997 - March 1997
Reviewed by MatHat13
Segment 1
"Party Place"
Intermission 1
Charlie Rockit
Comedy Club
Did You Know?
Segment 2
"Baseball Diamond Dreams"
Intermission 2
The Ballgame
CEC Sports
Comedy Club
Segment 3
"Take Me Out To The Ballgame"
Intermission 3
Tricks For Treats
Comedy Club
Fluke Movie Trailer
Munch And The Picnic Basket
Comedy Club
Segment 4
"Midnight Special"
Intermission 4
Charlie Rockit
Chuck E's Big Bowling Date
Comedy Club
Segment 5
"Ball Crawl"
"Hand Jive"
Intermission 5
Spring Cleaning
Triva Intro
Trivia
Trivia
Segment 6
"Go Go Chuck E"
"Peter Pepperoni - Toungue Twisters"
"Video Game Olympics"
Intermission 6
Comedy Club
Charlie Rockit
Laugh Tracks
Segment 7
"I Won't Give Up"
Intermission 7
Charlie Rockit
Jasper Learns To Dance
Munch Learns To Dance
Segment 8
"Rock it Up"
Intermission 8
The Teacher's Pest
Pasqually Learns To Dance
Trivia
Trivia
Segment 9
"Freeze Frame"
Intermission 9
Charlie Rockit
A Game Of Horseshoes
Did You Know?
Did You Know?
Segment 10
"The Clock Tells Me (Its Time For Chuck E.'s Place)"
Intermission 10
Charlie Rockit
Trivia
Trivia
A Day At The Movies
Segment 11
"The Train Song"
Intermission 11
Charlie Rockit
Trivia
The Virtuoso
Segment 12
"Vamos A Bailer"
Intermission 12
Trivia
Larry The Technician
Charlie Rockit
Larry The Technician
Trivia
Segment 13
Party Place
This is an absolutely awesome showtape; it is also one of my personal favorite shows of all time! In this show we see Chuck E. and his friends listening to Chuck E.'s Jukebox featuring some jammin' songs from the early 1990s, also featuring some of the greatest intermissions including Charlie Rockit, Pasqually's Comedy Club, and others! The song choices were excellent as well, with some awesome songs such as "Do The Ball Crawl" (which is my personal favorite), "The Hand Jive", "Freeze Frame" and others. The dialogue in this show is clever at times too, like in Skit Four where the Helen, Jasper, and Pasqually are fighting over to pick the next song, it was Jasper's turn, but Helen eventually wins, and in Skit Seven which the band tricks Chuck into thinking that they ran out of tokens, so Chuck asks a kid to come up and put a token in the slot, with Helen giggling, Chuck realizes he fell for the trick, and that there was no slot for tokens on the stage.....lame trick, Chuck said it himself, and he fell for it, and in throughout Skit Eleven and Twelve, Jasper cannot find his doggie bone, and the band keeps looking for it when there are intermissions. This show was also very long, but awesome, it felt like two and a half hours!
Curtain Animation / Diversity - Before every skit after the dialogue, the band's curtains close...the reason is because so the robots can reduce their movements to the oringinal ones from the songs they did from the past shows, so there is a "Searching" logo that is there before the band opens the curtains again. When the song is over, the curtains close, and you hear the dialogue before the intermissions start. Also after Skit Six's dialogue before the song, on the CEC Two Stage, Chuck's curtains would stay open. In the Charlie Rockit Chorebot Skit, on the CEC Stage, both curtains open, and on the Three Stage, only Chuck's curtain opens when they could see Charlie's robot.
Odd Voices - Pasqually and Jasper's voices sound odd in this show but sound like Bob West, also Pasqually has two lines in this show during the dialogue.
New Intermission - The only new intermission was the movie trailer for "Fluke", it wasn't exactly a trailer, but more of a sneek peek by Jasper, since it was his favorite movie.
Hidden Birthday - The hidden Birthdays were included with the intermissions that they were in, its not that much of a secret, but it is unknown if it worked at this time.
-4.5 out of 5 Tokens-
It's a no brainer that a show featuring some of the greatest songs and intermissions in Chuck E. Cheese's History, can make it all in this showtape. This show gives back memories to fans, and it really makes you feel good inside. The show logo is also great in this show. Though, it may seem like a cheap show at times, it turned out to be awesome and great concept, and that's what I love and favor about this show. Chuck E.'s Jukebox Jam Show gets Two Paws WAY UP!!!
"Party Place"
Intermission 1
Charlie Rockit
Comedy Club
Did You Know?
Segment 2
"Baseball Diamond Dreams"
Intermission 2
The Ballgame
CEC Sports
Comedy Club
Segment 3
"Take Me Out To The Ballgame"
Intermission 3
Tricks For Treats
Comedy Club
Fluke Movie Trailer
Munch And The Picnic Basket
Comedy Club
Segment 4
"Midnight Special"
Intermission 4
Charlie Rockit
Chuck E's Big Bowling Date
Comedy Club
Segment 5
"Ball Crawl"
"Hand Jive"
Intermission 5
Spring Cleaning
Triva Intro
Trivia
Trivia
Segment 6
"Go Go Chuck E"
"Peter Pepperoni - Toungue Twisters"
"Video Game Olympics"
Intermission 6
Comedy Club
Charlie Rockit
Laugh Tracks
Segment 7
"I Won't Give Up"
Intermission 7
Charlie Rockit
Jasper Learns To Dance
Munch Learns To Dance
Segment 8
"Rock it Up"
Intermission 8
The Teacher's Pest
Pasqually Learns To Dance
Trivia
Trivia
Segment 9
"Freeze Frame"
Intermission 9
Charlie Rockit
A Game Of Horseshoes
Did You Know?
Did You Know?
Segment 10
"The Clock Tells Me (Its Time For Chuck E.'s Place)"
Intermission 10
Charlie Rockit
Trivia
Trivia
A Day At The Movies
Segment 11
"The Train Song"
Intermission 11
Charlie Rockit
Trivia
The Virtuoso
Segment 12
"Vamos A Bailer"
Intermission 12
Trivia
Larry The Technician
Charlie Rockit
Larry The Technician
Trivia
Segment 13
Party Place
This is an absolutely awesome showtape; it is also one of my personal favorite shows of all time! In this show we see Chuck E. and his friends listening to Chuck E.'s Jukebox featuring some jammin' songs from the early 1990s, also featuring some of the greatest intermissions including Charlie Rockit, Pasqually's Comedy Club, and others! The song choices were excellent as well, with some awesome songs such as "Do The Ball Crawl" (which is my personal favorite), "The Hand Jive", "Freeze Frame" and others. The dialogue in this show is clever at times too, like in Skit Four where the Helen, Jasper, and Pasqually are fighting over to pick the next song, it was Jasper's turn, but Helen eventually wins, and in Skit Seven which the band tricks Chuck into thinking that they ran out of tokens, so Chuck asks a kid to come up and put a token in the slot, with Helen giggling, Chuck realizes he fell for the trick, and that there was no slot for tokens on the stage.....lame trick, Chuck said it himself, and he fell for it, and in throughout Skit Eleven and Twelve, Jasper cannot find his doggie bone, and the band keeps looking for it when there are intermissions. This show was also very long, but awesome, it felt like two and a half hours!
Curtain Animation / Diversity - Before every skit after the dialogue, the band's curtains close...the reason is because so the robots can reduce their movements to the oringinal ones from the songs they did from the past shows, so there is a "Searching" logo that is there before the band opens the curtains again. When the song is over, the curtains close, and you hear the dialogue before the intermissions start. Also after Skit Six's dialogue before the song, on the CEC Two Stage, Chuck's curtains would stay open. In the Charlie Rockit Chorebot Skit, on the CEC Stage, both curtains open, and on the Three Stage, only Chuck's curtain opens when they could see Charlie's robot.
Odd Voices - Pasqually and Jasper's voices sound odd in this show but sound like Bob West, also Pasqually has two lines in this show during the dialogue.
New Intermission - The only new intermission was the movie trailer for "Fluke", it wasn't exactly a trailer, but more of a sneek peek by Jasper, since it was his favorite movie.
Hidden Birthday - The hidden Birthdays were included with the intermissions that they were in, its not that much of a secret, but it is unknown if it worked at this time.
-4.5 out of 5 Tokens-
It's a no brainer that a show featuring some of the greatest songs and intermissions in Chuck E. Cheese's History, can make it all in this showtape. This show gives back memories to fans, and it really makes you feel good inside. The show logo is also great in this show. Though, it may seem like a cheap show at times, it turned out to be awesome and great concept, and that's what I love and favor about this show. Chuck E.'s Jukebox Jam Show gets Two Paws WAY UP!!!