I am getting copies of these scripts of these episodes in a week!!! I can't wait

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Jo: Here's to all who wish me well, all the rest can go to...Jersey.

Mrs. G: Jo, only twice in my life have i spoke in an arbitrary manner, once when my ex-husband morgaged our home to pay the bookee, and now, GET THE HELL OUT OF HERE, OR I'LL BEAT YOU WITH MY FRYING PAN.

Check out all my fan fictions: It's A Warner Thing, A New Face In Peekskill, Back In Town
and Those Dreadful Double Dates.
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Joyce DeWitt, if you are reading these things that i post, i want to say that i love you and i hope to meet you
*Jacob*

Ok..not to be too nosy..how are you getting these scripts??? I thought 3,2,1 was one of the funnier episodes. Was 62 pickup the ep with Fabian and Bobby Rydell?

If you want scripts just go to www.scriptcity.net (http://www.scriptcity.net) they have quite a few facts of life scripts, all TV shows are $10 each. I'm sure there are other sites out there too that sell scripts. Possibly even stores near you that have them.

I can't beleive they sell a script from Three's A Crowd and not the Ropers!
Man, all their Three's Company scripts are mostly from the Terri years.

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Jack: You know what your trouble is, Chrissy? You're a compulsive eater!
Chrissy: I am not! I'm just always hungry.

I got them Today. They are so cool!

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Jo: Here's to all who wish me well, all the rest can go to...Jersey.

Mrs. G: Jo, only twice in my life have i spoke in an arbitrary manner, once when my ex-husband morgaged our home to pay the bookee, and now, GET THE HELL OUT OF HERE, OR I'LL BEAT YOU WITH MY FRYING PAN.

Check out all my fan fictions: It's A Warner Thing, A New Face In Peekskill, Back In Town
and Those Dreadful Double Dates.
WEB SITE:
www.geocities.com/stooge321/T.html

Joyce DeWitt, if you are reading these things that i post, i want to say that i love you and i hope to meet you
*Jacob*

Are these the real, original scripts ?

I'm answering my own question . . .

This is what www.scriptcity.net (http://www.scriptcity.net)
has to say about its scripts :

The scripts sold in this catalog are copies of original screenplays and teleplays as used on the sets. The vast majority of our titles are of EXCELLENT to GOOD copy quality. However, because we are dealing with original screenplays, there are a small number of titles where copy quality is POOR. This is due to a variety of reasons; age and scarcity being the primary ones.
As a courtesy to our customers, we have tried to identify poor copy quality titles in our catalog with the letter "P". A poor quality copy is one where the print tends to break up, is too light, is too dark, and in general maybe difficult to read. In most cases, however, a poor quality copy is still readable.
Our scripts are identical to actual studio copies. They are 8 1/2" X 11", three-hole punched white paper, with front & back cardstock covers and are fastened with quality brass fasteners.