CHEERS / Sue Herring 1989 TV Script, Kelsey Grammer "The Art of the Steel"

Description

CHEERS
Episode:
"The Art of the Steel"
Episode Number:
Season 8, Episode 10
Script Last Dated:
November 1989
Written by:
Sue Herring
Description
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This is an Original TV Script used during the making of the 1982-1993 TV Series titled, "Cheers". It is from the episode titled, "The Art of the Steel". It has all pink pages throughout it inside. This script is complete and it is 45 pages long. A few pages inside may have small handwritten pencil markings.
The last page is tattered along the edges. Please view all of the pictures above carefully.
It shows the appropriate signs of aging for being used during filming.
Episode S
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Rebecca is afraid that Robin is getting tired of her since after four dates they have not yet slept together. So in an effort to spice up their relationship, she decides to wait for him in his apartment stark naked. However, Sam finds out Robin's delayed by a few hours so he rushes off to Robin's apartment to tell Rebecca, in large part in his wish to see her naked. But neither Rebecca or Sam get their wish when ready to leave the apartment, Rebecca, thinking that she's pushed the elevator button in Robin's apartment, accidentally triggers the security system instead. All the doors and windows are secured and Rebecca and Sam are trapped inside. What's worse is that they also trigger the electronic laser sensor system, so they can't even move for fear of cutting one of the laser sensors. They have to figure out how to get out of their predicament without setting off the alarm before Robin returns. Meanwhile, back at the bar, Norm tries to teach Woody about economics.
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