Pizza Time - The History of Chuck E. Cheese's Birthdays & Anniversary Milestones 

Hello you! Didn’t expect to see Larry on a Chuck E Cheese video!

Early birthday gift before he was even born? The issue with May 22nd is that PTT didn’t declare his birthday was just that day of the month, but that May 22nd 1982 was specifically his 5th Birthday - meaning he existed and was performing to the public before he was born. I try not to get too deep into character details but when a company arbitrarily comes up with a date, it becomes part of the canon but that can always be changed (like how currently CEC has no birthday whatsoever). It’s important to note, but because it can be changed on a whim, as it has in the past, I would rather recognize the opening date of the original restaurant when CEC became known to the public. That’s, at the very least, something a new marketing department can’t just come in and decide to change. 😊

tbf the dude’s pretty much an adult rat back in the 70’s, so i assume he was born way before 1977 (maybe 1947?) perhaps may 17th is the birth of chuck e. as a celebrity figure rather than as a person

@@MatthewPrower Yeah the whole thing gets muddled and makes less and less sense the more you get into it. That’s kind of why I shy away from it all. People get a little obsessed with characters ages and genders and “shipping” them and stuff that might be fun food for thought but kinda cringe how hard people get into it lol.

true, this stuff is harrowing to figure out

It’s mostly just to let everyone know it’s dropping soon (early, so it’s available whenever anyone wants to watch it on CEC’s Birthday). We’re not going to be awake for the premiere either. However, the “extra toppings” for this episode will drop in the evening on Wednesday when people can actually watch it at the drop.

I'm pretty sure it's an impersonator

It’s Duncan Brannan doing an impression

@@ceclife Oh okay

@@ceclife Huh. Didn't know that. (though tbh that's pretty impressive)

@@ceclifeOr as the Big C would call it during the old days, an “Expression”