Dungeons & Dragons: Jeffrey Scott premises, outlines, etc

The Archive now hosts various premise lists and outlines for seasons 1 and 2 of Dungeons & Dragons, previously sold off by Jeffrey Scott

Season 1

• Eye Of The Beholder premise
• In Search Of The Dungeon Master - Step outline
• Beauty And The Bogbeast - full outline
• Servant Of Evil premise
• The Garden Of Zinn full outline
• The Box - Step outline
• The Lost Children - Step outline

Season 2

• 9 pages of unused premises
• The Dark Side outline (later to become The Traitor)
• Dungeon Master...Rest In Peace outline, revised to become...
• The Master's Disciple outline (taken to full script by Michael Reaves as Day Of The Dungeon Master)
• Venger's Turnabout premise by Wendell Washer (with CBS feedback notes)
• The Last Illusion outline (with CBS feedback notes)

To read all of the new material, head to Marvel Network Shows

The Incredible Hulk and She-Hulk: 1983 attempted relaunch

The 1982 Incredible Hulk series lasted only one season of 13 episodes, with no renewal by network NBC.  However, Marvel Productions still held out hope that it could be salvaged.  

Presentation documents were written by Misty Stewart in early 1983, seeking to relaunch the series as The Incredible Hulk And The She-Hulk, with Bruce Banner's cousin Jennifer Walters, introduced in the episode Enter: She-Hulk, as a co-headliner.

Changes included rewriting the Hulk to be less like the comics incarnation and more like the live-action TV series which had ended the year before.  Additionally, the network presentation suggests that the show have Bruce Banner and Jennifer Walters not be related to one another, in order to facilitate love triangle storylines involving Betty Ross. 

Photos taken from ebay auction.