Script Summaries

1995-1996 & 1996-1997: Remember Me Always

- The cast flashes back from their ten year high school reunion to their glory days (though not too glorious for some) realizing that decisions made in high school affect them throughout the rest of their lives.

1997-1998: Abstinence Alley Theatre Presents: The Wait Show- starring ‘Nosie O’Donnell’

- The theatre presents memorable characters such as Nosie O’Donnell and Lester Sky- The No-Sex Guy to assist the cast in choosing the healthiest “after-show-activities”.  

1998-1999: The NOT Tonight Show

- Stephen and Brittany click through the channels to find several ‘interesting programs’ outlining the false perceptions teenagers are often fed about “safe” sex. The pressure is on for the couple to be physically intimate but the programming causes them to think twice about it.

1999-2000: The NOT Tonight Show II

- This script is the updated version of the NOT Tonight Show performed the previous year 1998-1999. The TV programs that Brittany and Stephen click through on their date have been updated.

2000-2001: Who Wants True Love?

- The Worth Waiting For version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire asks three contestants, (Brittany Sears, Nick Hart, and Alyssa) commonly asked questions about dating and “safe” sex. Special (uninvited) guest Matt Foley re-enforces healthy dating habits and guidelines.

2001-2002: Survivor: The Virgin Islands

- The cast offers keys to building the best possible future and relationships stressing that it is a dangerous world of dating today and one really wants to do more than just survive.

2002-2003: Our World

- Playing on the idea of a reality TV show set in high school the camera person interjects some much needed advice as he follows students through their activities and catches the inside scoop as they express their beliefs on sex and dating.

2003-2004: Celebrity Bachelor

- The celebrity bachelor (Justin Timberfake) must choose one of four girls with the help of his wise friend Brad who shares the importance of good choices in dating relationships and explains to Justin how today’s choices will affect his future.

2004-2005: Sadie Hawkins Dance

-  Remember the Sadie Hawkins Dance? Girls ask the guys…always a surprise…The cast takes you to the scene of the dance where relationships break up, begin, and everybody learns what it takes to build respectful and healthy relationships.

2005-2006: Prime Time Live

- What do you watch during Prime Time? You’ll enjoy Worth Waiting For’s take on 4 of today’s most popular TV shows (CSI, Fear Factor, American Idol, and Extreme Makeover Date Edition) while students are entertained and challenged with a life changing message from their peers.

2006-2007: Welcome to My Space

- These days almost everyone has a webpage on a popular internet site. A young girl, Amber, is not sure of what she wants to add to her profile, but special guests, TV shows, and friends help her see just how important her space is.

2007-2008: Teen Choice Awards

-Tune in to Worth Waiting For’s special edition of the awards show you’re used to watching. While music, movies, and television all play a big part in daily routines, we’re here to showcase some even bigger choices in teen culture involving sex and relationships.