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| The
Twilight Zone Companion —Second Edition |
| Marc
Scott Zicree, 466 pages, 6x9, illus. [over 200 photos],
1-879505-09-6, $15.95 paper |
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“In all
my years of television viewing, no series resonated as
deeply as The Twilight Zone. Even today, fragments
of the forgotten episodes rise into my memory with surprising
poignancy. The Twilight Zone was masterful storytelling
and this companion book, this compendium of old tales,
is a remarkable gift to those who loved the series and
to those who have yet to discover its magic.”
— Bruce Joel Rubin, screenwriter, Ghost, Jacob’s Ladder
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| Classic
Sitcoms: A Celebration of the Best in Prime-Time Comedy
2nd Edition, Revised and Expanded |
| Vince
Waldron, 632 pages, 6x9, 1-879505-25-8, illus., $18.95
paper |
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“A
comedic compendium of the best television comedy… the
best way ever to watch reruns.”
— Playboy
“Don’t watch Nick at Nite without this book.”
—
Howard Gerwirtz, Producer Taxi
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Wonderfully written and amazing throughout… it
not only tells you what TV’s funniest
shows were all about, but reveals what
made them so funny in the first place.
One of the few essential resources for
anyone involved in the business of writing
television comedy—or anyone who’d
like to be.”
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Dan Staley, Co-Executive Producer, Cheers
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Terrific… you really get a sense
of what it must have been like to have
been there during the creation of some
of TV’s finest half-hours.”
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Jay Sandrich, Director, The Mary
Tyler Moore Show
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It explains and defines what television
is all about.”
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Emmy Magazine |
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Scriptwriter's Handbook: Dramatic Writing for Television
and Film |
| Alfred
Brenner, 325 pages, 51/2x81/2, 1-879505-10-X, $15.95 paper |
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“… inside
information on the scriptwriter’s craft… an
excellent treatment of the elements of a good script.”
— Library Journal |
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