Thanks to Paige for the heads up on these pilot scripts…

Once Upon A Time – hosted by Zen 134237 pilot script by Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz – in pdf format

Centers on a woman with a troubled past who is drawn into a small town in Maine where the magic and mystery of Fairy Tales just may be real.

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And other pilot scripts hosted by Zen 134237:

Rockford Files - pilot script – in pdf format
Moonlighting - pilot script – in pdf format
Kung-Fu - pilot script – in pdf format
Hell On Wheels - pilot script – in pdf format
Beauty and the Beast - multiple script – in pdf format
Grimm - pilot script – in pdf format
Last Man Standing - pilot script – in pdf format
Man Up! - pilot script – in pdf format
Once Upon A Time - pilot script – in pdf format
American Horror Story - pilot script – in pdf format
Hidden - episode 1 script – in pdf format
Outnumbered - episode 4 script – in pdf format
Torchwood Miracle Day - episode 1 script – in pdf format

Find other TV Scripts and Teleplays on the TV Scripts and Teleplays page.

Finished a major overhaul of the TV Scripts and Transcripts page.

How I Met Your Mother, Terra Nova, Harper’s Island and Alphas pilot scripts, a few 30 Rock scripts. You can find those on the TV Scripts and Transcripts page.

Or check out the Full Listings of TV Scripts and Transcripts.

-Don

This just in on the TV Scripts and Teleplays page – Moby Dick by Anton Diether. Thanks Anton for the donation!

Anton Diether is the writer of the 1998 Hallmark TV miniseries Moby Dick, the highest-rated long-form show in basic cable history, nominated for five Emmy and two Golden Globe Awards; the 1999 ABC-TV miniseries Cleopatra; and the 2002 Hallmark Channel miniseries Stranded.  Anton developed Beauty and the Beast for Fox Family, Land of Oz for Disney, Gold Fever for Phoenix Pictures, Operation Greylord for Showtime, and Taj Mahal for Threshold Entertainment.  He recently wrote Lost At Sea for TNT, which was to star Patrick Swayze, directed by Nicholas Meyer; and Swim For Your Lives for RHI, to be filmed in 2011.

DIANTON PRODUCTIONS, based in Austin, Texas, is funding its first feature film, Suburban Gothic, as well as Sindrome, White Devil of Shanghai, Wild Cargo and Cult, currently in development.

Over on the TV Scripts page there is Pinnacle by Larry Gelbart courtesy of Written By.

Larry Gelbart died September 11 of this year at the age of 81. He developed the hit television series M*A*S*H, wrote the wildly successful play A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and the screenplay Tootsie.

My PDF Scripts has an excellent article recapping Larry Gelbart’s life. – Don

Thanks to Russell for the heads up on BBC Writer’s Room’s latest addition to the ‘net. Read Excalibur, episode nine from the BBC Series Merlin.

Thanks to Karin and DailyScript read the teleplay to the first two episodes of Mumbai Calling. Kenny, a British-born Indian, is transferred to Mumbai to work in an Indian call center. Hilarity ensues. Check out ITV for more info on the sitcom.

Check ‘em out on the TV Scripts page. – Don

Normally, There has gotta be a script to a movie I post. There will be, soon. However, I thought this was too freaking brilliant to wait until Earl passes the annotated script over.

Watch the 5th episode of Stranger Things – Disconnected.

When their prize reality star goes missing, a monolithic network enlists the aid of the entire world to find him.

Written and directed by Earl Newton, based on a story by J. C. Hutchins and Earl Newton.

You can watch the vid at Stranger Things or below. But, I highly recommend that you watch the high quality, full screen version. Launch it, pause it and give it a chance to download. Then turn off the lights and enjoy.

Check out the teleplays to previous episodes of Stranger Things

Thanks Russell for the heads up on two new TV scripts up on The BBC Writer’s Room. There are the first episodes of House of Saddam (which is about what you think it is about) and the supernatural series Being Human which Russell tells me has been renewed for a second season. The premise of Being Human, as Russell points out, sounds like the beginning of a joke: a vampire, a werewolf, and a female ghost share a house…

Check them out on the TV Scripts page. – Don

Over on the TV Scripts page we have the second draft annotated script (pdf) for Stranger Things: Episode 4: Latchkeepers written by Matt Wallace notably writer of The Failed Cities Monolouges and directed by Earl Newton.

Among the locksmiths of time and space, Kalypto is a third-rate immortal. He spends his eternity filing the Universe’s garbage, until a psychopathic client makes him an offer he can’t refuse.

First watch the episode (in three parts), then read the script annotated by screenwriter Matt Wallace and director Earl Newton. Thanks Matt and Earl for allowing us to host the script.

The Stranger Things series, in addition to being the first science fiction series shot in high definition, has also made the leap from the web to television. The online anthology series will appear on cable channel Illusion On-Demand.

All the scripts to every episode of the Stranger Things series are available on the TV Scripts page. – Don

Thanks Tom for the heads up on six teleplays from Season 30 (season 4 of the ‘new’ series) of Dr. Who. These come from the promotional site The Writer’s Tale by Russell T Davies (showrunner for the first four new seasons of Dr. Who) and Benjamin Cook. The book explores Russell’s work on Series Four, revealing how he plans the series and works with the show’s writers, where he gets his ideas for plot, character and scenes and how actors are cast and other creative decisions are made. The book is available from Amazon.com.

Check them out over on the TV Scripts and Transcripts page.

Edit: Thanks Peter for the clarification. This is Season 4 of the new series. Counted from the beginning of the original series, it would be Season 30. However, it is the 11th Doctor (canonical). – Don

Edit again: David Tennant, again as corrected by Peter, plays the 10th Doctor.