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Television Scripts Collection: A Container List of the Collection at the Harry Ransom Center Descriptive Summary Creator: Television Scripts Collection Title: Television Scripts Collection Dates: 1950s-1980s Extent: 97 record storage cartons (97 linear feet) Abstract: The collection consists of scripts and production materials from a variety of American television series dating from the 1950s-1980s. Call Number: Film Collection FI-00042 Language: English Access: Open for research. Researchers must create an online Research Account and agree to the Materials Use Policy before using archival materials. Part or all of this collection is housed off-site and may require up to three business days’ notice for access in the Ransom Center’s Reading and Viewing Room. Please contact the Center before requesting this material: [email protected] Use Policies: Ransom Center collections may contain material with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations. Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in the collections without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the Ransom Center and The University of Texas at Austin assume no responsibility. Restrictions on Certain restrictions apply to the use of electronic files. Researchers Use: must agree to the Materials Use Policy for Electronic Files before accessing them. Original computer disks and forensic disk images are restricted. Copying electronic files, including screenshots and printouts, is not permitted. Authorization for publication is given on behalf of the University of Texas as the owner of the collection and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder which must be obtained by the researcher. For more information please see the Ransom Center's Open Access and Use Policies. , Family Name OR a Corporate Name REMOVE UNUSED TAGS--> Television Scripts Collection Film Collection FI-00042 Administrative Information Preferred Televsion Scripts Collection (Film Collection FI-00042). Harry Citation Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin. Processed by: Kevin O'Sullivan, 2010 Repository: Harry Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin 2 , Family Name OR a Corporate Name REMOVE UNUSED TAGS--> Television Scripts Collection Film Collection FI-00042 Related Material This collection contains numerous scripts and production materials from television shows produced and/or directed by Michael Zinberg. The Ransom Center's Michael Zinberg Papers contain additional scripts and production materials created or collected by Zinberg. 3 , Family Name OR a Corporate Name REMOVE UNUSED TAGS--> Television Scripts Collection Film Collection FI-00042 Container 1.1-13 The Bob Newhart Show, credits, master, budgets, post-production memos, 1972-1977, undated Container 1.14 The Mary Tyler Moore Show, script, undated Container 1.15-16 Shaker Ray, scripts, 1973 Container 2.1-3 Hail to the Chief, scripts, 1978 Container 2.4-6 The Halls of Justice, scripts, 1982 Container 2.7-8 Home Again, scripts, 1979 Container 2.9-4 The James Boys, scripts, 1982 Container 4.5-8 Lou Grant, scripts, 1978 Container 4.9-11, 5.1-2 The Man Who Knew Some Stuff, scripts, 1983 Container 5.3 The Mary Tyler Moore Show, scripts, 1974-1975 Container 5.4 Mister Gumdrop and His Friends, scripts, 1978 Container 5.5-10, 6, 7, 8.1-3 The Bob Newhart Show, scripts, 1974-1978 Container 8.4-8.8 Nichols, production book, scripts, 1971-1972 Container 8.9-12 Nightingale and Hipprocrates, scripts, 1978 Container 9.1-3 9 to 5, scripts, 1982 Container 9.4-6 Bodie, scripts, 1972 Container 9.7-11, 10.1-3 Brothers, scripts, 1979 Container 10.4 Die Zärtlichen Verwandten, script, undated Container 10.5-7 Cheerleaders, scripts, 1981 Container 10.7-10 Getting By, scripts, 1982-1983 Container 10.11-13 A Girl’s Life, scripts, 1983 Container 11.1 Operating Room, script, 1979 Container 11.2 Mr. & Mrs, scripts, 1970 Container 11.3-4 The Tony Randall Show, scripts, 1976-1977 Container 11.5 The White Shadow, scripts and production notes, 1979 Container 11.6 Hail to the Chief, script and notes, 1978 Container 11.7 Steam Heat, script, undated Container 11.8 Home Again, scripts, 1979 Container 11.9 The Golden Moment, scripts, 1978-1979 Container 11.10-12 Nightingale and Hippocrates, script drafts and production notes, 1978 Container 11.13-14 The Chopped Liver Brothers, script, 1977 Container 11.15-16 Taxi, scripts, 1982 Container 12.1-2 Today, Last Year, scripts and notes, 1979 Container 12.3 We’ve Got Each Other, scripts, 1977 Container 12.4 The White Shadow, script, 1979 Container 12.5 Lassiter, script, 1966 Container 12.6 Malibu County, outline, undated Container 12.7 Lies and More Lies, script, undated Container 12.8 Lover’s Leap, script, 1978 Container 12.9 The Lords of Flatbush, script, undated Container 12.10 Second Start, script, 1972 Container 12.11 Murphy 247, script, undated Container 12.12 Mixed Feelings, script, undated Container 12.13-15 A Girl's Life, scripts, 1983 Container 13.1 The Adventures of Captain Kidd, script, 1955 Container 13.2 Ace, script, 1976 Container 13.3 The Andy Williams Show, script, 1965 Container 13.4-7 Adam 12, scripts and notes, 1973-1974 Container 13.8 Alias Smith and Jones, scripts, 1972 Container 13.9 Annapolis, scripts, 1957 4 , Family Name OR a Corporate Name REMOVE UNUSED TAGS--> Television Scripts Collection Film Collection FI-00042 Container 13.9 Annapolis, scripts, 1957 Container 13.10-11 An American Story, scripts, undated Container 13.12 Adventurizing with the Chopper, script, 1975 Container 13.13-18 Apple’s Way, scripts, 1974 Container 14.1-3 Willy and the Poor Boys, scripts, 1981-1982 Container 14.4-7 WKRP in Cincinnati, scripts, 1978 Container 14.8 Hogan’s Heroes, script, 1964 Container 14.9 Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up to Me, script, 1970 Container 14.10 Eight is Enough, script, 1978 Container 14.11 Dundee and the Culhane, script, 1967 Container 14.12 Children’s Games, script, 1976 Container 14.13 Black is White, script, 1970 Container 14.14 Cancer, script, undated Container 14.15-16 Country Music, scripts, undated Container 14.17 The Chopped Liver Brothers, script, 1977 Container 14.18 Faraday and Company, notes, undated Container 14.19 Dirty Mary, script, undated Container 15.1 Friends, script, 1978 Container 15.2 Just Friends, script, 1979 Container 15.3 First You Cry, script, 1978 Container 15.4 Laid Off, script, undated Container 15.5 The Governor and J. J., script, 1970 Container 15.6 Night Court, script, 1983 Container 15.7 Ben Casey, script, undated Container 15.8 Horatio McCall, script, undated Container 15.9 It Ain’t Broadway, script, 1978 Container 15.10 Future World, script, undated Container 15.11 Baa Baa Black Sheep, script, 1976 Container 15.12 Archer, script, 1974 Container 15.13 Bachelor Father, script, 1961 Container 15.14-15 Ark II, scripts, 1976 Container 15.16-19 Banacek, scripts and notes, 1972-1973 Container 15.20-21, 16.1-2 Banyon, scripts, 1972 Container 16.3-4 Barbary Coast, scripts, 1975 Container 16.5 Banjo Hackett, script, 1976 Container 16.6-12 Baretta, scripts, 1974-1977, undated Container 16.13-15, 17, 18 Barnaby Jones, scripts, 1972-1976 Container 19.1 The Bellinis, script, 1975 Container 19.2 Bell, Book, & Candle, script, 1976 Container 19.3 Beane’s of Boston, script, 1978 Container 19.4-9 Bert D’Angelo/Superstar Superstar (working title) scripts, 1975-1976 Container 19.10-13 The Bionic Woman, scripts, 1975-1977 Container 19.14-16 Blansky’s Beauties, scripts, 1977 Container 19.17-18, 20.1-3 The Blue Knight, scripts, 1975-1976 Container 20.4-5 Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, scripts, 1973, undated Container 20.6-7 The Bold Ones, scripts, 1971-1972 Container 20.8-9 The Bob Newhart Show, scripts, 1972, 1975, 1977 Container 20.10-12 The Bob Crane Show, scripts, 1974-1975 Container 20.13 Bold Venture, scripts, 1958-1959 Container 20.14-15, 21.1-10 Bonanza, scripts, 1965-1967, 1969-1972, undated Container 21.11-13 Born Free, scripts, 1974 5 , Family Name OR a Corporate Name REMOVE UNUSED TAGS--> Television Scripts Collection Film Collection FI-00042 Container 21.14-15, 22.1-8 The Brady Bunch, scripts, 1969-1970, 1973-1974 Container 22.9-10 Bronco, scripts, 1960 Container 22.11 Brothers and Sisters, scripts, 1978 Container 22.12-15 Busting Loose, scripts, 1977 Container 22.16-19, 23.1-9 Canno, scripts and production notes, 1973-1974 Container 23.10 Fay, scripts, 1975 Container 23.11 Ernie and Joan, scripts, 1976 Container 23.12-15 Emergency, scripts, 1975-1976 Container 23.16-17, 24, 25.1-2 The F.B I., scripts, 1972-1973 Container 25.3-6 Feather and Father, scripts, 1976 Container 25.7-9 50th Annual Academy Awards, script, 1978 Container 25.10 First Mate, script, undated Container 25.11 Force Delta, script, undated Container 25.12 Full House, script, undated Container 25.13 The Further Adventures of Wally Brown, script, 1979 Container 25.14-18, 26.1-5 Henry Fonda Presents The Star and The Story, scripts, 1954, undated Container 26.6-15, 27, 28.1-2 Forever Fernwood, scripts, 1977-1978 Container 28.3-4 Friends and Lovers, scripts, undated Container 28.5-6 Gemini Man, scripts, 1976 Container 28.7 General Hospital, script, 1975 Container 28.8 The Girl with Something
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