As you know I try to keep you in the loop whenever any new audition scripts are released by ABC as they give us exclusive spoilers and tidbits unavailable anywhere else. We get an early heads up on certain things about to happen on the show. Well today was very unusual as several scripts hit all at once (usually they just trickle in but there were 4 for AMC alone)!

Script for the role of Clark on OLTL:

As you know, we are not allowed to legally copy and paste word for word or link directly so I will summarize for you. This is not word for word but all key points are covered and you will get the gist of what's about to happen. The scene opens with Tate running through the park and Clark yelling after him to wait up. Tate turns around and is surprised to see his old friend. Tate asks him what he is doing in Llanview. Clark says that he has been trying to contact Tate for days. He goes on to ask Tate of he ever bothers to check his messages because he's left him several. Tate quips back that he's been getting a lot of messages lately with everything that's been happening.

Clark says he's in town because everybody is concerned about Tate's father and what he's told the authorities. Tate says that his dad knows nothing. That he's pleading no contest. Clark shoots back "because he's protecting you right"? Tate smirks "That's the whole point. Take the fall so I can continue our work". Clark tells Tate that he's lucky his father is so loyal. He then begins to try and fish information out of Tate by implying that maybe his father is truly starting to support the mission after all. Tate shakes his head and tells Clark that there's no chance of that ever happening. That his father wants him to lay down the sword and give it up. Clark asks if this means he's ready to give everybody up and talk to the cops. Tate snaps back at Clark and tells him that he must have trouble listening. That he just finished telling him that his father would do anything to protect him period-end of story. Clark tells Tate to keep up the good work. Tate smiles and says that he has every intention of doing just that. Doesn't Tate just make an adorable arsonist (ahem choking).

Script for the role of George Weston for AMC:

The scene opens with Babe and Di telling Kendall and Greenlee that they must put on a united front or Fusion hasn't got a prayer. Kendall and Greenlee are practically snarling at each other as the elevator opens to reveal a very formidable looking man. George tells the women he only has a few minutes to give them. He wonders if they can convince him in that time why Fusion isn't dead in the water. George says that sales have plummeted and he can't sell the stock he has in all his stores. There's this long drawn out bantering between Kendall, Greenlee and Babe as they play tag trying to make George see that Fusion can recover from the damage the Satin Slayer did to their image. He still isn't buying it until Babe jumps in and says that Greenlee is a founder and she's returned and because of that, everything is now different. Everything is fresh again and full of hope. They also begin to sell George on their new campaign "Fusion Green". The script makes it clear that Greenlee is not fond of Babe to any degree whatsoever and Kendall and Greenlee are once again at each other's jugular. George finally agrees to give Fusion another chance (by the way Di is in on these scenes but doesn't say much).

Also there is a blurb in there that confirms something I was going to put out in next weeks column. It looks like they are bringing Babe and Jamie back together in time for Alexa and Justin to exit together as planned. I had a feeling they were going to wrap things up that way (and something I heard this week cemented that). Now they put a blurb in here about a little scene with Babe and Jamie. They talk about a look that is shared between them as they remember a dream they had the night before making each feel funny around the other. It says there is a glimmer of something more and the scene ends.

Finally, the script offers a tiny blurb about Annie feeling insecure over what she perceives as Ryan's still lingering feelings for Greenlee.

Script for Milla for AMC:

Milla is a hotsy totsy fan of Jack's (apparently Jack now has a fan following after appearing on New Beginnings with Erica about their divorce). The scene opens with Jack and Erica bantering back and forth. Erica makes a remark about Jack loving all the attention he's getting. How he seems to be taking it all in so well. He reminds Erica that she's the one who wanted the divorce. He asks Erica what she truly wants. Erica has no answer. Jack tells her to contact him when she has one and opens the door to find this beautiful girl standing there (Milla). Milla smiles and tells Jackson she is one of his fans. She apologizes for being late. Milla tells Jack she is an attorney (the scene makes it appear as if they are on camera doing some sort of segment). Milla and Jack have a very cutesy bantering back and forth leaving Erica off kilter and visibly annoyed. Milla tells Jack that they met at the Miranda Center once when he was there with Erica. Erica makes a snide remark about not remembering her at all. Jack says that he would have not forgotten had he met her. They go back and forth over people they both know in the legal field. Erica finally cuts in and says (to the camera) "they really seem to have so much in common. Maybe we've found the next Mrs. Montgomery". Milla chimes in and says that she would never become the next Mrs. Montgomery. That she would keep her name like Erica did (meow). Erica smiles curtly and tells Milla that if she has no more questions, then they can consider the interview over. Milla smiles and turns to Jack and says that she hardly knows anything about him. That perhaps she can learn more over dinner. They begin to discuss where they might go to eat and Erica turns to the camera and says "There you have it, a new divorce and possibly a new beginning" Scene ends.

Scripts for Bachelorettes (there are three) and for a character named William Bates:

This appears to be a zany sort of "Dating Game" show". The script is to cast for the role of William Bates who is supposedly a very wealthy and very eligible bachelor known around the world. Erica is the bachelorette available (makes you wonder if this isn't a dream sequence). Kendall and Josh are the announcers (must be a dream sequence..lol). Each bachelor is presented as someone very desirable and famous. They all gush over how much they adore Erica. How could they not enter as a contestant now that the most desirable beauty in the world is available again?!

The last scripts (there are three for the different bachelorettes) have Jackson now in the show as the eligible bachelor. Erica is the emcee talking about how much she wants to just see Jack happy again. That he deserves better then Barbara if he can't have her. It's a funny script because Jackson looks up to see one girl smacking her gum bearing tattoo's saying that "she like just knew that like Jack was like totally perfect for her"! It's a quick montage of all these women overlapping on the screen at once. These are obviously dream sequences we are about to see. Either that or the show has truly lost it's mind!