Coinciding with the playing showtape, the face will occasionally wink, often before an intermission or during another key moment in a showtape.

The 'Wink' is a fiberglass decoration above all the CEC stages (and the 3-Stage as well), created in a golden likeness of Chuck E.'s face.

Most noticeably, some restaurants had Jasper playing a banjo, rather than his infamous cheese-shaped electric guitar. And sometimes, Jasper or Munch have their PTT masks. For instance, sometimes Munch sports a personalized hat, sometimes no hat at all. Although the 1-Stage, 2-Stage, and Road Stage are all very similar, there are often some additional differences with the band itself.These conversions are unofficially known as 1.5 Stages.Īs of July 2023, there are 16 operational 2-Stages, 15 in the United States, and 1 in Canada.

Throughout the 1990s up to the 2010s, some 2-Stages have been converted to 1-Stages with their original props remaining. The remaining characters, Helen, Munch, Jasper, and Pasqually, are on stage left. usually stands, there is a large-screen rear projection TV that plays the current showtape above the TV is a color-changing Fiber Optic display that reads 'Chuck E. is off to the right side on his own stage, with his own curtains and lighting. The 2-Stage is very similar to the 1-Stage the only real difference being that, rather than all five band members sharing one stage, Chuck E. Some 2-Stages were created from Balcony Stages, C-Stages, and Rocker Stages, mainly involving putting the animatronics on new leg assemblies, installing new arm assemblies on Munch and Pasqually (and Helen for the Rocker Stage), and redressing the animatronics to resemble their 3-Stage counterparts. The 2-Stage was introduced in February 1992 with the first installation in White Settlement, Texas.

These stages are configured as Munch's Make Believe Band. Most of these locations originated as Pizza Time Theatre locations. The 2-Stage is a stage format found at Chuck E.

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