The collection contains scripts from episodic television series written by Eglee and others, amassed during the course of his work as a TV writer, creator, and showrunner.

Charles "Chic" Eglee was born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1951. After graduating from Yale University, he moved to Los Angeles and began his entertainment career working for Roger Corman. He joined the writing staff of St. Elsewhere in 1984 and subsequently worked on Moonlighting. He joined Steven Bochco Productions and was a writer and producer on Civil Wars, NYPD Blue, Total Security and was a co-creator of the series Murder One and Byrds of Paradise. Eglee and James Cameron co-created the TV series Dark Angel, released in 2000 and Eglee went on to produce and write for TV series The Shield, Dexter, Hemlock Grove, The Walking Dead and American Gods. He has five Emmy Award nominations, one Emmy win, and four WGA Award nominations.

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