X-Men TAS - Have Yourself a Morlock Little Christmas - Cast signed script

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X-Men TAS - Have Yourself a Morlock Little Christmas Cast-signed script.
This script is for "Have Yourself A Morlock Little Christmas" (Season 4, Episode 12). The story involves Jubilee and Storm and a grouchy Wolverine ("Christmas Eve shopping? You're crazy?") who go to  Manhattan, to do some last-minute shopping. There they are caught in a life-or-death crisis involving Leech, the littlest Morlock.
This is a MUST HAVE for all serious X-Men collectors out there: A CAST SIGNED production script from the original, legendary Fox Kids Network X-Men series (1992-1997). Calling what is being offered here rare is an understatement.
The cast autographs are REAL and not reprints and are signed on the production draft of the script. All signatures were signed in person by the actors as they left the recording booth. There is a list of the speaking parts preceding the script pages.
Almost the entire cast signed the cover sheet for this script, including Chris Potter (Gambit), whose distinctive signature appears in the bottom right hand corner; Lenore Zahn (Rogue); Alison Sealy-Smith; and Norm Spencer (Cyclops).
On the bottom left hand side of the of the cover sheet is the signature of Kay Tremblay, a Scottish-born actress who was featured in 18 episodes in various roles -- including Annalee and Shard. Tremblay was best known for her Gemini Award-winning role of Great Aunt Eliza on "Road to Avonlea." Cal Dodd (Wolverine) apparently wasn't available to sign this script, but X-Men TAS co-creator Sidney Iwanter was apparently there and may have uttered some [uncredited] lines which earned him the right to sign the script.
There are multi-colored pages within each script. The original (first draft) script is printed on white paper. Each script revision is represented by a different colored paper that indicates the date of the revision – even if there is only one word changed on the page.
The script for "Have Yourself A Morlock Little Christmas" was written by Larry Parr and Eric Lewald. It has white, pink, and blue pages. It is 30+ pages long.
This material is in good condition, but definitely show signs that it was a working document, including creases and many notes within the margins.