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Can confirm: getting lost in the Chuck E. Cheese jungle gym as a child is truly traumatizing 😭

"Poor conditions inside the tunnels" is one of the most hilariously terrifying things I've heard in a while. Its like a corporate way of saying kids bones in the mazes or something.

“Don’t worry, Dolly Dimple and her bouncy bosom was left in a few restaurants. Which no doubt, led to some poor child to grow up with a strange and unexplainable hippo fetish” One of the funniest thing’s I’ve heard in awhile!

The knowledge bombs that this guy was born in my hometown, went to a local school, worked at Lagoon, and founded Atari and Chuck-E-Cheese blew me off my feet

*"You're laughing. A man dressed in purple committed a series of murders and hid the bodies in animatronic suits, and you're laughing?"*

Ironically, Freddy Fazbear's Pizza has less unsettling animatronics than ACTUAL animatronic pizza places in real life

My first job ever was being a gameroom attendant at Chuck E. Cheese in the early 2000’s. While looking through piles and piles of tokens, it was always really cool and pretty rare to find an old school Chuck e cheese token where he’s wearing his old attire. A few times I even found really old showbiz pizza tokens! I still have them in a jar at home. Great video! Thanks for the memories.

It's really surreal to look back upon the history of this franchise and how it rised, fell, and well, went in all kinds of directions, and eventually led up to what it created in modern times. It inspired a few creepy rumors here and there, and most impactfully, ended up causing inspiration for video game history's massive impact of a horror franchise, FNAF.

*the animatronics do tend to get a bit “quirky” at night*

Guy- *makes an incredible video game ahead of its time The public- ThAtS tOo CoMpLiCaTeD Guy- *puts out a video game that is literally two lines and a ball

As a kid, walking into our local Showbiz Pizza and seeing Dragon's Lair for the first time... I still remember it clearly. Showbiz was such a vastly superior place over the trashy Chucky Cheese that has plagued America. Showbiz was a lot bigger, had a lot more stuff and newer games at the time, and was just a few levels up on the quality meter, and that covers everything from food to just being cleaner. I recall Showbiz being quite lit up and bright, but again in a clean way, where as Chucky Cheese just always felt like a mold infested dump.

I know others have mentioned it, but I'm surprised at how much the Walten Files drew inspiration from this real life pizzeria war. It was a good choice to use that as a base.

I always found the animatronic characters at these restaurants somewhat unsettling. I remember as a kid peeking behind the curtain between shows, and seeing the lifeless character just standing there, unaware of my presence, was rather creepy, although I suppose it would have been even more creepy if it _was_ aware of my presence!

I remember Chuck e cheese had a crawl space that went under the stage, that was kind of like a mini maze. There were flashing strobes and black lights. I'd turn a corner and inevitably run into another started kid. Very strange.

For anyone still freaked out by mazes: Most mazes can be solved by simply following the right hand facing wall. Wasn't a pizza place but I remember being stuck in a MIRROR MAZE when I was a littlun' and that sucked.

I grew up with a showbiz pizza and had no idea Chuck E Cheese actually came first. When they rebranded when I was around ten years old, I thought he was a new character and someone’s really bad decision because I loved the showbiz characters and was upset they were gone. It is so nostalgic to see them again.

Between Atari and Chuck E Cheese, Nolan Bushnell was truly an innovator.

Scott cawthon really was inspired not only by the animatronics themselves but also the behind the scenes business rivalry, even down to the two companies going head to head, only with a little child murder to spice things up.

So many things killed chuck e cheeses the ones in my area closed down due to parents fist fighting, dropping their kids off and ditching them and just being all around dicks in general. I felt sorry for the kids because the adults just couldn't handle being civil around anyone else. One instance was claimed to be due to gang related rivalry. It just kept going downhill fast.

13:28 I love how you included Rich Evans laugh 😂

Since animatronics have gone out of style I really feel like everyone who is known for their animatronics can seriously make their own little scary story about how the animatronics went wild after all these years and can make like a haunted house sort of thing that’d be pretty cool

Hearing “ShowBiz Pizza: Where a Kid can Be a Kid!” makes me feel like I stumbled into an alternate dimension

"The Cheese factory... ...inside was basically a funhouse. However, this was a bit of an unintentional nightmare for kids, as many wound up getting lost in the maze, which led to an urban legend of missing children." Wow, I seriously doubt MatPat hasn't seen this, but if he hasn't, someone please let him know... also the pictures of the exoskeletons are JUST as terrifying as I thought they would be in real life and FNAF is WAAAAAAAAY to accurate. We had ShowBiz Pizza in Texas when I was a kid in the early 80's and those animatronics were always unsettling, especially if you peeked behind the curtain in between shows.

A friend of mine worked at Chuck e cheese's in highschool. I remember stopping in with a bunch of friends. We sat up close, and hearing the animatronics, which were beat to hell and falling apart, made me laugh harder than I ever had.

This helped me realize Charles Entertainment Cheese's voice, which as a kid I heard as a bad Sonic impersonation, was meant to sound like a stereotypical gangster all along

Ill never understand how kids never found that shit terrorfying

I was afraid of these animatronic nightmares when I was a kid. My nightmares after a visit to ShowBiz, were more horrifying than anything Scott Cawthon could have ever come up with!

Omg I KNEW it! There were tunnels! And yes they were scary AF. I remember listening to the sounds of the animatronics through the ceiling and being creeped out wondering where their legs were, and what would happen if someone climbed into some underneath area with all the underparts. So scary!

"A powerful rat named Charles Entertainment Cheese" -that other theme park channel I mix with this one often.

"Sometimes a man has to steal an animatronic badger to stay in this crazy game called life"- Grunkle Stan

2:09 DUDE!! THAT MR WALTEN FILES MAN (I didn't realise that it was based of really ppl I thought the images they used where edited police sketches but that's actually kinda cool reference)

I never thought I would actually be proud that Chuck E Cheese's was apart of my childhood I mean I grew up in the 2000's yes but hearing that they may go bankrupt soon im actually happy I got to experience the creepy animatronic's and getting stuck in the jungle gym and the fun arcade and the weirdly sliced pizza.

Animatronics: *starts losing popularity* Fnaf: Got ya fam

I worked at a Chuck E. Cheese’s in the late 2000s. By then, the animatronics had gotten so cheap, that one time our Chuck E. had a problem moving his head from side to side. The servo motor had become mis-aligned (iirc) and would move to the left, much easier than moving to the right. This meant that, eventually, his head would begin to face completely backwards. So, every so often, when no kids were looking, I had to give Chuck E. the Heimlich maneuver and twist his head back in place.

We didn't have a Chuck E. Cheese in my small town in WV, but we did have a Show Biz Pizza. I barely remember it, but according to my mom, I was so scared of the animatronics, all animal costumes and puppets freaked me out afterwards, which does explain why I was terrified of movies like The Dark Crystal and anything from Sesame Street and Eureka's Castle up until my late teens.

Im so happy you went over the history of these two restaurant chains!!!!! I learned about the history awhile ago but I'm still so happy to see people that like learning about this still.

"Bob: you know what would really make the decorating pop? Steve: what? Bob: confederate flags!"

Glad to see Dick the Birthday Boy having fun at Showbiz!

These stories are absolutely fascinating. A combination of nostalgia and business decisions we never knew about as kids.

Im seeing lots of comments about FNAF and could I just say how baffling it is that the plot of the series is about a pizzeria franchise that apart from spending money on technology, it faced lawsuits since day 1 of opening, obviously forced themselves to refurbish stuff to hide bodies n evidence, countless times have had to install security measures and yet they still managed to scrape enough cash to invest in not only a mega pizza plex but also high tech animatronics that were not only able designed to move smoothly and freely but are also advanced AIs???!!!

“Which no doubt lead to some poor child to grow up with a strange and unexplainable hippo fetish” Hmm rather specific there pal

“I don’t understand why so many people hate mascots. They seem fine to me..” *Watches this video* “I now understand..”

Growing up we would spend the summer in the Midwest. I always looked forward to visiting Gigglebees to see Wilbur the Coyote in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Wilbur would ride around the restaurant on a tricycle which was on a track and deliver the pizza as well as some commentary. One summer while visiting there was tornado so we had to take shelter in the basement with the broken or not currently in use animatronics. Great memories.

I didn’t get to go to Chucky Cheese often but when I did, it was awesome. Interestingly, I never found the animatronics creepy and liked watching them perform. The last time I’ve been inside one was back in 2010, so I’m curious to see how it’s changed.

I feel bad for the kids that will never get the chance to experience Showbiz Pizza. It was amazing!

A Chuck E Cheese without animatronics doesn't feel like a Chuck E Cheese

i toured aaron's headquarters a few years back. i was really into showbiz's history and used to chat to him from time to time. really cool experience! i'll never forget seeing those animatronics up close. super interesting stuff

This mini documentary should be an Academy Award winner! I love this SO SO much! I'm glad you made this!

If I wear a shirt that says "Dick The Birthday Boy" to a Chuck E. Cheese's these days I'd be arrested. Man, how times have changed.

My son cried when they closed the Rain Forest cafe. That place was great.

Celebration Station was so far beyond a lot of these. The one we had here had a mini-golf course, a go kart racing track, two stories of arcade games, and most impressive, all-you-can-eat soft serve decorate it yourself icecream. But for the animatronics, I only remember Showbiz Pizza. They had the best.

Nostalgic obscurity, so much of it from then....until now. Thanks for the great vid!

Honestly probably the best video covering this topic. Wonderful job, as always!

This is nuts. I never knew that Chuck E. Cheese came first!! We always went to the local Showbiz Pizza when I was a kid, and I have always been bitter about the fact that it changed to CEC. Thanks for putting this together!

The modification video is so similar to the Fnaf analogue horror videos it’s actually terrifying

is it just me or would being jumpscared by uncle klunk be infinitely more scary then freddy fazbear

Someone should definitely make an 80s style animatronic pizza place made for adults who want to experience it again or show their kids what they did when they were kids. That would be sick.

if scott were to make an actual pizzaria with animatronics specifically FNAF-themed... it be bonkers and be internationally popular if done right.

Showbiz pizza was my first job in 1986. Many times I was in the Billy Bob mascot suit for birthday parties. As a teen it was a fun place to work.

Whenever one of those “instructional” moments comes up, I can’t help but expect it to transition into a Squimpus McGrimpus or a Battington video. It’s truly unsettling.

0:43 I never realised how similar Scott made the animatronic endoskeletons in fnaf look to real endoskeletons, this looks almost identical to the game

I was an assistant manager in Northridge throughout the 80's. It was a fantastic experience as a young up and coming professional manager. The competition was a great driver, The food was 100% fresh and hand made daily and throughout the day. Dough, fresh gradded top quality cheese, sauce, toppings, salads and everything else was 100% fantastic and anything less was unacceptable. I visited a couple years ago and was completely disappointed and disgusted how it became complete microwaved garbage. The atmosphere was ghetto and a sad shadow of what it once was.

wow! this animatronics thing seems super cool! they should add a feature with springs and they will lock into place so that employees can get inside of the suits and serve pizza! nothing can go wrong wit that!!

I remember the Chuck E. Cheese commercials when I was a kid in the early 2000s and how much I wanted to go there. Unfortunately, the nearest one was over an hour and a half away, and I lived in a relatively poor area, so no chances of going for dinner OR for someone's birthday. I now want to go as an adult. I know it isn't the same, but child me would still be jumping for joy at the idea.

Animatronics are truly a lost art in mediums other than Theme Parks.

Seeing this, the fact that the modern redesign of Chuck E Cheese doesn't have him vaping during the commercials deeply offends me.

This was a lot of work. Great job!

Chuckie Cheese was amazing as a kid. I can still remember vividly the insane animatronic animals singing songs and pure chaos ensuing all around. Gone are the days of fun and adventure.

As a 2000s kid. We never ever watched the theater lol. We went straight to the arcade to play star wars and games. Lol

As a kid in the mid 1980s that loved pizza and arcade games, my dad getting a technician job at a Showbiz Pizza place was like knowing a celebrity. Us kids got to go regularly and played lots of games for free because of my dad. I also got to see behind the scenes as he showed me the computers and other bits that ran it all. Showbiz was a magical wonderland then.

I certainly enjoyed going to Chuck E Cheese when I was younger. It’s fascinating to hear about the history of both restaurants. The amatronic characters certainly have an interesting backstory. This video was very informative and well researched. Yesterworld is always such an amazing resource for cool theme park and other attractions stories.

Remember moving to Oklahoma and they didn't have Chuckie E Cheese at the time but did have a Showbiz Pizza and we went there a few times when I was a kid.

13:28 I'm both scared of the whole scene and yet amused by that shirt.

*i’d hate to be the person to run around in those sweaty mascot costumes.*

I remember the rare times when we would go to Chuckie Cheese when I was younger, there was a little birthday party area (I think) and there was a animatronic Chuckie that just....stood there. He never moved, the only thing that moved were his eyes. You would walk right past the area and if you happened to look up at Chuckie, you would see his eyes following you until you were out of sight. Just a mouse with glowing eyes in a pretty shadowed area with his classic smile always on his face just gave me an uneasy feeling. Although the last time we went there years back, Chuckie was gone. I was all to happy.

This video is excellent. Super interesting and thorough. Thank you

30:38 i thought i was losing it for a second

That Rich Evans photo with Billy Bob is just so cursed to the max.

I remember as a kid having bday parties at Chuckie cheeses. I took my kids there few years ago and it went downhill. Waited what seemed like forever for our food. Great memories there though as a kid! Great video though. Got to learn the history and I never even heard of the other place. Probably because there wasn't one around here.

Oh man, I grew up with Celebration Station in northwest Indiana. I'm glad it wasn't just a massive childhood fever dream.

There's something deeply troubling about 70s and 80s commercials.

"Pizza is hard to screw up." Well, congratulations guys, you managed to do that.

A restaurant where you could see animatronics seems amazing to me. So futuristic.

This whole subject of Animatronics and other mechanical wonders is really intriguing to me, it’s like my personal thing that I will and have ranted about to people

Yogi Bear is a surprisingly great-looking animatronic. Also, 27:08 is legitimate nightmare fuel I expected to have a jumpscare.

The part of skinning the Rock-Afire Animatronics is sort of like how the idea of fnaf VHS tapes came to be, thus inspiring the Walten Files.

That brought back some memories. Thank you!

I really do wish that a animatronic museum would be created showing the evolution of animatronic characters, from the simple designs all the way to when the designs got complicated as well as animatronic characters like Chucky and Showbiz

Here's my theory: they set up aecades like casinos where There's chips instead of real money things you can exchange with tickets, and no Windows so you don't know how long you spent there. Arcades are Kid casinos and you know it. Thats why they are popular

I nearly had a heart attack seeing the actual endoskeleton. I never realized how much actual research went into FNAF, that really is what and endo looks like, huh? I'm surprised no one has done anything with that deconstruction footage before, the pauses between each part being taken off revealing more of the creepy bones honestly made me think there was gonna be a jumpscare or something!

omg. I honestly thought I had dreamed up most of what I remembered from my 2nd birthday at Chuck E. Cheese, including the Elvis lion and the maze under the stage. I cannot believe these memories are actually real!

Bravo 👏🏾 That was highly insightful and entertaining. Thanks 😊

"It's amazing how the human can live without the frontal lobe."

I never knew the commercials were practically identical, I always thought (and I only had a Chuck E. Cheese by me, there isn’t a Showbiz by me) that the “Where a kid can be a kid,” was always a Chuck E. Cheese thing solely

Very in depth and informative video. Thanks!

New to your channel, showed up in my feed. You did a really great job. Really relate to Chuck E Cheese. Had many birthdays there.

Have they stopped continuing on making improvements? Ultimately, I believe these places have potential to coming back again. The chuck E. Cheese places around me mainly focuses on the arcade games than anything else.

Elkton John is the best thing I've ever heard.

I never knew Bushnell went to U of U or that he worked at Lagoon Amusement Park. Interesting. That said, I remember going to a Showbiz Pizza in Des Moines, IA as a kid for a friend's birthday party. I don't remember much about it, but it is one of my earliest memories.