Eight women accused the 64-year-old British scribe of assault, abuse and coercion in an article published Monday.

He got his start as a scribe for sitcoms, including “The Odd Couple” and “The Partridge Family,” before breaking into movies with the 1977 blockbuster “Smokey and the Bandit.”

Her audition for that comedy's breakout character, Kelli, began in the show’s writers’ room; she was the first scribe to be hired.

He also said the same thing to virtually every other scribe he met.

“It’s still a nightmare,” said Hogan, 32, who works as a medical scribe.