I created this logo and compiled the videos for Family Vision in 1984 and 1985. I hated the name but got voted out, I wanted no name for this concept. This was just used to kill some of the dead time in the showrooms between Rock-a-Fire shows. I made one big mistake, I put a Tina Turner video on one the tapes (I think the song was What's Love Got to Do With It) but I received holy hell for that. People thought she looked like a hooker in the video...it scared the white people. lol
@countyfair74 Wow really!? Is this Doyle? I know one of the video editors back then was Doyle Williams... I'd love to hear more about back then can you shoot me an email? I have so much of this trype of material along with Rock-afire material and questions about some of it. email me at: bigtimepizzacam@yahoo.com
Because both Chuck E. Cheese's & Showbiz Pizza Place had merged by this point and were both under the name "Showbiz Pizza"... Thus the logo and name were already different.
Various times...it started testing in '84 and ended whenever a store got upgraded to Cyberstar...the first one to get "Cyber Vision"(the first versionof Cyberstar) was the Arlington, Tx store on January 15, 1987
Well it WAS before Cyberstar but it wasn't the same thing...
Family Vision was intermission entertainment... A projection screen would roll down in front of the center stage curtains and a hanging projector would show music videos or cartoons(usually a Looney Tunes cartoon) then the screen would roll back up and about a minute or 2 later another show would start.
Then the cycle would repeat again during the next intermission...
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THIS IS SO CREEPY
angrybirdsfan3000 2 months ago
I created this logo and compiled the videos for Family Vision in 1984 and 1985. I hated the name but got voted out, I wanted no name for this concept. This was just used to kill some of the dead time in the showrooms between Rock-a-Fire shows. I made one big mistake, I put a Tina Turner video on one the tapes (I think the song was What's Love Got to Do With It) but I received holy hell for that. People thought she looked like a hooker in the video...it scared the white people. lol
countyfair74 3 months ago
@countyfair74 Wow really!? Is this Doyle? I know one of the video editors back then was Doyle Williams... I'd love to hear more about back then can you shoot me an email? I have so much of this trype of material along with Rock-afire material and questions about some of it. email me at: bigtimepizzacam@yahoo.com
Thanks!
pizzacam 3 months ago
is on 1980s
aya78473 3 months ago
I LOVE Showbiz! Lotsa childhood memories there!!
MagnaderAlpha 3 years ago
Why did they cut out the SPP logo in later versions?
InfamousShad 3 years ago
Because both Chuck E. Cheese's & Showbiz Pizza Place had merged by this point and were both under the name "Showbiz Pizza"... Thus the logo and name were already different.
pizzacam 3 years ago
I see.
InfamousShad 3 years ago
When did they start and when did they stop doing "Family Vision"?
kc86er 4 years ago
Various times...it started testing in '84 and ended whenever a store got upgraded to Cyberstar...the first one to get "Cyber Vision"(the first versionof Cyberstar) was the Arlington, Tx store on January 15, 1987
pizzacam 4 years ago
Well it WAS before Cyberstar but it wasn't the same thing...
Family Vision was intermission entertainment... A projection screen would roll down in front of the center stage curtains and a hanging projector would show music videos or cartoons(usually a Looney Tunes cartoon) then the screen would roll back up and about a minute or 2 later another show would start.
Then the cycle would repeat again during the next intermission...
pizzacam 4 years ago
What was "family vision"?
Was that kind of like a pre-cursor to cyberstar?
kc86er 4 years ago