The On-Location Mystery, Chapter 11--conclusion by MisterMistoffelees, literature
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The On-Location Mystery, Chapter 11--conclusion
11 Closing Credits
Abby Dwight’s Abbey was festive for the holiday, all Christmasy despite the small five-foot tree that was all she could squeeze into the apartment. It was an atmosphere that Abbie and Serenity and their friends savored for their sleepover that last weekend before Christmas, especially with Serenity’s ordeal with the Newlands finally over.
It was far from just Abbie and Serenity. Several of their friends were invited, and they spent a joyous evening stringing popcorn and watching Christmas shows on TV and singing carols to Abby’s stereo, warm and snug in pajamas and nightgowns. There were Ai
The On-Location Mystery, Chapter 4 by MisterMistoffelees, literature
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The On-Location Mystery, Chapter 4
4 Script Changes
Today’s made-for-TV Alex-and-friends event was a walk in the woods up near the Zed’s Mountain location. After taking the morning taping some scenes in which Bettina Bright uses her uncanny tracking skills to follow a pair of nefarious poachers through the forest, Chloe Webb’s Marybeth providing the comic relief with various trips and pratfalls which made her mood even more sour than the previous day (she insisted she needed a stunt double to do all these stupid stunts), the walk was an anticlimax. From the first moment that morning, Serenity and Abbie agreed that there was something odd about Alex Bles
The On-Location Mystery, Chapter 3 by MisterMistoffelees, literature
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The On-Location Mystery, Chapter 3
3 Supporting Cast
The threesome became a foursome the next morning with the arrival of Chloe Webb, better known to Bettina Bright fans as Marybeth Harvey. And the only thing more surprising to Abbie and Serenity than Alex’s grounded pleasantness was discovering that on this set, the sidekick was the diva.
Her costume didn’t fit right. Then her glasses pinched (both Abbie and Serenity rather shocked to find out Marybeth actually had 20/20 vision and non-corrective prop specs). Then she pouted that her hair was going flat in the outdoor air. Her feet hurt from the rocks on the location set, her bottled water tasted funny
The On-Location Mystery, Chapter 2 by MisterMistoffelees, literature
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The On-Location Mystery, Chapter 2
2 La Vida Loca
The name Abbie Dwight, spelled with its characteristic “-ie” on the end, meant nothing to executive producer Don Kurtzman. Being neither a committed news junkie nor an avid reader, he knew little to nothing about Abbie Dwight or Abby Dwight. Not until he made his personal visit next day did he realize what a PR gold mine his blind grab into the WCCY barrel had produced; not until he saw the little face and scarred neck did he remember the nationwide news drama of now nearly three years ago, the horrifyingly murderous spree of John Michael Walton which had so riveted the nation, and these two bits of human flot