Check the listing for details. FRASIER TV Script- David Angell/Peter Casey/David Lee/Mackenzie - S3 Epi 64. Listed at 145.00 USD. This is a rare and highly sought-after script for the classic television series Frasier. Created & Developed by David Angell, Peter Casey, and David Lee; Directed By Philip Charles Mackenzie; Written by Joe Keenan and is titled "A Word To The Wise Guy" This original piece was produced in the United States and is a must-have for any fan of the show. The script is in excellent shape and has been well-preserved making it an excellent addition to any collection of entertainment memorabilia. It is perfect for those who are looking to get their hands on a piece of television history or for fans of the show who want to relive the excitement of its iconic episodes. FrasierEpisode: A Word To The Wise GuyWorking Episode Number: 64Script Dated: January 17,1996Written By: Joe Keenan Description: This is an Original TV Script used during the making of the 1993-2004 TV Series titled, "Frasier." It has the original production cover with the title on it and is 49 pages long • PLEASE VIEW THE PICTURES CAREFULLY• THIS IS BEING SOLD FROM ONE COLLECTOR TO ANOTHER.• THIS IS BEING SOLD AS TV/MOVIE MEMORABILIA ONLY, MEANING "NO RIGHTS ARE GIVEN OR IMPLIED."• PLEASE MESSAGE ME IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING, This script is "Original" and is not a reproduction or fake.The term "Original" means that it was used by the production company in the early stages of production or that it was issued out to cast and crew members and production staff during filming and used at the time of production. Changes that are made to a screenplay during production are referred to as "revisions" and it is these revision pages that are inserted into that one script that was issued out to cast or crew members.Reproduction or a post-production scripts are much less valuable and desirable than an original script; Original scripts have a provenance close to the filming production; an original script brings a lot of character in the item itself...it is seern different in some way or another. This all makes actual production scripts very desirable because of how scarce they are.