Quick update on the TV scripts page. Thanks to Just a Guy in Hollywood you can read a couple of pilot scripts from West Wing and Prison Break. Thanks to Screentalk you can read the pilot to 24.

On the unproduced scripts page there are twenty new and revised scripts up for your reading pleasure.

On the Movie Scripts page there is a draft of 16 Blocks thanks to Nick and Daily Script. – Don

Thanks Tell, for the heads up on another Lost Teleplay. The site formeraly knows as “The Hatch” and now known as “pressExecute” has got Outlaws up. Check it out on the TV Scripts or Teleplays or TV transcripts page.

Must Love Dogs Great movie.

Afghan food is good. The Panjshir has good food. I recommend the Sambosay Goshti and the Qaubili Palau. If you are a spicy wuss like me, do NOT stick your Nan in the green sauce. Seriously. I’m so taking the fat Kid and the skinny Kid there next week. “Try this green sauce.” I’m such a mean Dad… – Don

The Hatch is now pressEXECUTE.com and has moved to www.pressexecute.com. Not only that, but they have three more Lost scripts up, Solitary, Raised by Another and Hearts and Minds. The Weekly Script is back from vacation with two more South Park scripts. Kids, these are scripts or teleplays if you will. Not transcripts. Regardless, those teleplays can be found by following the path to the TV Scripts (and transcripts) page.

On the movie scripts page, thanks to Script Chick and DailyScript you can read this draft of Committed (which was filmed as “Crazy Love”). This movie script would be on the Movie Scripts page. – Don

Thanks to Just A Guy in Hollywood the pilot teleplay of How I Met Your Mother is available to read in PDF format. That, of course, would be on the Teleplay page.

Thanks to Script Chick the draft script to Richard Dana Smith’s The Perfect Stranger (it was filmed as The Perfect Neighbor) script. That, of course, would be on the Movie Scripts page.

Don

They are on the Movie Script Page, thanks to my arch nemesis (curse you Red Baron) and The Movie Page you can read Wes Craven’s The Hills Have Eyes before it was The Hills Have Eyes and when it was Blood Relations The Sun Wars.

Thanks to Just A Guy In Hollywood you can read the pilot, first writer’s draft of Desperate Housewives. That would be on the Television Scripts page.

Written in haste

First off, I’d like to thanks the anonymous (4/11) donator for their generous donation. Thanks for helping to keep the site going. Now, on to the good stuff.

Thanks to an anonymous tipster, there is, on the ‘net, an alleged early draft of Aaron (Sports Night, A Few Good Men, The American President, The West Wing) Sorkin’s pilot script to the new falls show Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. The alleged script is hosted on a geocities server which means, of course, the script could be unavailable due to high bandwidth.

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip is a new drama coming to NBC in the fall of this year. The show takes place behind the scenes at a fictional sketch comedy variety show, similar to Saturday Night Live or MADtv.

A link to the alleged script and other TV script and transcript goodness can be found on the TV Scripts (and transcripts) page.

-Don

Jeff, Chris and Matt have created, written and filmed their own online sitcom, What the Muffins. You can Watch five episodes and follow the lives of Jeff, Chris and Matt, through some highly improbable chain of events involving Ninja Turtle DVDs. They all have at least some bit of geek in them, although it takes on different forms.

On What the Muffins you will find some very interesting information on the equipment and software they used to create the sitcom. You will also find that they have this nifty “SimplyScripts” button. I’m right below John August, yet above Rotten Tomatoes. I have a warm feeling right now. You can get more information on What the Muffins on the TV Scripts page.

It is always a treat to see screenwriters post their stuff on the ‘net. Tom Fontana has a few scripts up from Oz, Homicide and my personal favoriate St. Elsewhere. Up on JohnAugust.com, John has posted several scripts and treatments to the didn’t quite get off the ground pilot of Ops. Those teleplays and more are on the TV Scripts page.

A couple of nice items on the TV Scripts page. Thanks to Joseph for the heads up and Sci Fi Scripts and “k-1.c-1.” there is an early draft of a new UK Television show Eleventh Hour. Eleventh Hour stars Patrick Steward as Professor Ian Hood who is called in by the British government to tackle disasters caused by modern science.

Thanks to The Hatch we can read an unspecified, undated draft of the pilot episode of Lost. For those of you in the states, new episode of Lost on tonight.

So, two new scripts on the TV Scripts Page.

Also, the one week challenge/excercise thing is underway. This month’s theme is “Why is everyone always shooting at me?”. The genre: comedy. Write a script no longer than 15 pages. This is open to anyone. Get your submission over to me by Friday, April 14, 2006 before 11:59 pm in your respective timezone. You can get a little more info on the discussion board.