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[[Media:Boy_Who_Wanted_to_Learn_How_to_Scream.pdf|The Boy Who Wanted to Learn How to Scream]] | |||
== Commercials == | == Commercials == | ||
[[Media:Gorn Away.pdf|Gorn Away]] | [[Media:Gorn Away.pdf|Gorn Away]] | ||
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== Rudyard Kipling == | == Rudyard Kipling == | ||
[[Media:The Mark of the Beast.pdf|The Mark of the Beast]]<br> | [[Media:The Mark of the Beast.pdf|The Mark of the Beast]]<br> | ||
[[Media:The Elephant's Child.pdf|The Elephant's Child]] | [[Media:The Elephant's Child.pdf|The Elephant's Child]]<br> | ||
[[Media:The_Cat_Who_Walks_By_Herself.pdf|The Cat Who Walks by Herself]] | |||
== Brad Linaweaver == | == Brad Linaweaver == | ||
Latest revision as of 22:17, 14 January 2026
Original Author
The Boy Who Wanted to Learn How to Scream
Commercials
Shorts
- German Student by Brad Strickland
- An Arkham Home Companion
- Make it Again
- Arm Fight at the K.O. Corral
Series
An Atlanta Christmas
Created by Thomas Fuller
The Role of a Lifetime
Tales From the Dark River
Georgia Scenes
Adaptations
Robert A. Heinlein
Our Fair City with Thomas Fuller
Wodehouse
- The Rummy Affair of the Copper's Topper (original Sherlock mashup)
- The Perilous Problem of Peeps (original)
- Perilous Problem of Peeps (SCS script)
George Alex Effinger
Robert Louis Stevenson
Treasure Island
- Treasure Island Part 1: The Old Buccaneer
- Treasure Island Part 2: The Sea Cook
- Treasure Island Part 3: My Shore Adventure
- Treasure Island Part 4: My Sea Adventure
- Treasure Island part 5: The Treasure Hunt
H. P. Lovecraft
The Thing on the Doorstep
The Rats in the Walls
Jack Benny
Jack Benny convention scripts
- Jack Benny Show-Brand New by Brad Strickland
- Jack Benny Birthday Show (1943) by Bill Morrow and Ed Beloin
- Audition information and sides compiled by Brad Strickland
- New - Jack Benny Radio Show (possible duplicate of an above linked script...who knows?)
Rudyard Kipling
The Mark of the Beast
The Elephant's Child
The Cat Who Walks by Herself