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teleplay
teleplay n.
Brit. 
/ˈtɛlᵻpleɪ/
, /ˈtɛlᵻpleɪ/U.S. /ˈtɛləˌpleɪ/
(a) a play shown on television, esp. one made or written for that medium rather than for performance in a theatre; (in early use also) a video recording of a play (rare); (b) a screenplay for a television show./ˈtɛləˌpleɪ/ΘΚΠ
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king play1469
king game1504
historya1509
chronicle history1600
monology1608
horseplaya1627
piscatory1631
stock play1708
petite pièce1712
mimic1724
ballad opera1730
ballad farce1735
benefit-play1740
potboiler1783
monodrama1793
extravaganza1797
theo-drama1801
monodrame1803
proverb1803
stock piece1804
bespeak1807
ticket-night1812
dramaticle1813
monopolylogue1819
pièce d'occasion1830
interlude1831
mimea1834
costume piece1834
mummers' play1849
history play1850
gag-piece1860
music drama1874
well-made1881
playlet1884
two-decker1884
slum1885
kinderspiel1886
thrill1886
knockabout1887
two-hander1888
front-piece1889
thriller1889
shadow-play1890
mime play1894
problem play1894
one-acter1895
sex play1899
chronicle drama1902
thesis-play1902
star vehicle1904
folk-play1905
radio play1908
tab1915
spy play1919
one-act1920
pièce à thèse1923
dance-drama1924
a mess of plottage1926
turkey1927
weepie1928
musical1930
cliffhanger1931
mime drama1931
triangle drama1931
weeper1934
spine-chiller1940
starrer1941
scorcher1942
teleplay1947
straw-hatter1949
pièce noire1951
pièce rose1951
tab show1951
conversation piece1952
psychodrama1956
whydunit1968
mystery play1975
State of the Nation1980
1947 Billboard 8 Mar. 11/4 Don Lee tie-up with Lab is first legit outfit to try video since Pasadena Playhouse teleplays.
1952 Billboard 12 Apr. 12/1 The teleplay was dull and lifeless with a static pace.
1962 Listener 30 Aug. 327/1 Three of Mr Bowen's teleplays.
2003 Independent 19 Apr. i. 22/7 Masters, handed a wad of Griffiths's original teleplays for Minder , transformed them into..2,000-word tales.
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