The Transformers: Season 1 and 2 script collection now complete (65 episodes)

Thanks to Morgan Evans, the Archive now hosts scripts for all 65 episodes of seasons 1 and 2 of The Transformers.

The 16 remaining episodes added today are:

Autobot Spike
Changing Gears
City Of Steel
Attack Of The Autobots
Traitor
The Immobilizer
The Autobot Run
Atlantis, Arise!
Megatron's Master Plan, Part 2
The Key To Vector Sigma, Part 1
The Key To Vector Sigma, Part 2
Aerial Assault
War Dawn
Trans-Europe Express
Masquerade
B.O.T

The three partial scripts that came from the Ron Friedman auctions in 2010 (Enter The Nightbird, A Prime Problem and The Core) have been supplemented by full versions,  18 episodes which previously had a revised or finalised script now have first drafts available.

Additional material includes Marvel Productions' internal correspondence, story editor inserts as the team tried to fix the myriad problems with Megatron's Master Plan and finally, scripts for 10 planned Public Service Announcements.

Read them all at The Transformers, Part 1

Transformers: The Ultimate Doom and Countdown To Extinction storyboards

Thanks to Ryan King and originally owned by contributing artist Peter "Aeon Flux" Chung, the Sunbow Marvel Archive now hosts full storyboard sets for The Ultimate Doom, Part 3 and Countdown to Extinction.

These storyboards see the moment FIRRIB was born as Frenzy makes his cartoon debut, as well as Jetfire's adventures in his original toy-based design.

To view these sets as galleries, head to: Storyboard Viewing Gallery

Or for downloadable versions, alongside the virtual library of material for seasons 1 and 2, head to: The Transformers, Part 1

The Transformers: weekday series press pack

Fresh off the success of The Transformers' first season on weekends in 1984, here is Sunbow Productions press pack to promote the series going to full weekday syndication in 1985.

My Little Pony: Rescue At Midnight Castle press pack

Featured below are the folder and pages for Sunbow Productions' press pack, promoting the first My Little Pony half-hour special (retroactively known as Rescue At Midnight Castle) to syndicators in early 1984.

In addition to promotion of celebrity guest voices Tony Randall and Sandy Duncan, the pack also contains a synopsis for the story that is somewhat gentler that the actual content of the special.