Radio Drama Scripts??

Author: Jambe Davdar
Date: 1-Dec-2005, 1:26 PM

Author: Jambe Davdar
Time: 1-Dec-2005 1:26 PM
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Hi

Does anyone have the Scripts for the Radio Dramas??

I am looking for them in a form that I can display on my computer. I.e "txt" or "doc or "pdf"

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
J

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Author: Rebel11_38
Time: 1-Dec-2005 3:08 PM
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I think I may have found a download for that once. I will see if I have anything I can upload and let you know.

Actually, I am interested to know if I have them or not now, as your question has interested me in having them myself

Author: TheSessler
Time: 1-Dec-2005 9:15 PM
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That'd be great if you could find them, I remember downloading them once a looong time ago. Then I tried to find them online again recently, but no luck.

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Author: Rebel11_38
Time: 2-Dec-2005 2:17 PM
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I checked and unfortunately I don't have them. I have all the known scripts/drafts of the Star Wars movies and even a script for the TPM Radio Drama which I have never been able to find, but not the scripts that really matter. Sorry guys.

Since my search got me interested again, does anyone know where I can find a downloadable copy of the TPM radio drama? Until I looked for the other scripts I forgot all about it and I am still interested in listening to it sometime. Thanks for the help guys.

Author: ricarleite
Time: 2-Dec-2005 2:24 PM
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TPM radio drama? I mean, isn't it dangerous? People will be listening to it on their cars, and either be bored to hell and fall asleep and crash, or crash deliberatedly to commit suicide, after hearing Jar Jar on the radio!

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Author: The Bizzle
Time: 2-Dec-2005 2:43 PM
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There is no TPM Radio Drama. There's an audio novelization, I believe, but it's not high on most torrent site lists.

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Author: Rebel11_38
Time: 2-Dec-2005 4:43 PM
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YOu're absolutely right Bizzle. I guess I didn't realize before that this was actually a fan created (fake) radio drama. I took another look at it and it turns out it was written by somebody at TFN.

Thanks for clearing that up. Now I won't have to wonder...or crash!

:::Hears Jar Jar's brain-melting voice coming over the radio:::

Thinks to himself "My brain is turning to goo...must silence the voice...must steer into on-coming traffic..."

Author: Jambe Davdar
Time: 2-Dec-2005 5:34 PM
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When I saw that there were six replies to my post I thought the scripts had been found.

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Author: battlewars
Time: 3-Dec-2005 2:13 AM
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a prequel radio drama sounds good on paper, that is if you never saw the prequels themselves

Author: The Bizzle
Time: 3-Dec-2005 6:26 AM
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I once wrote two chapters of an Episode II radio drama, adapting from the novelization, for Nathan Butler, who was going to be adapting them as a fan production, but it never got off the ground for whatever reason.

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Author: ricarleite
Time: 3-Dec-2005 10:13 AM
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Maaaybe because it's Atack of the Clones?

Author: The Bizzle
Time: 3-Dec-2005 5:34 PM
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Noooooooooo because he asked me to do it in the first place. Maaaaaaybe because he was too busy grading papers to put together a fan-made radio drama adaptation that if he was lucky, 300 people at MOST would hear?

There we go.