Laptop with a bunch of old scripts

Does it have any other type of data connector other than a drive? 

IIRC, there’s a pitch for a Jetsons reboot in there. I’m pretty sure there’s a bunch of Lassie stuff and other things.

I’ll look for a shop this week. I’m pretty sure there is one near my home.

I’ll post pictures of the laptop tomorrow, along with extra info.

You can just replace the floppy drive,it's not that hard. It would be much easier than finding a repair guy who is still familiar with floppy drives. You can find a replacement by looking around at places where they sell old computer parts,like Goodwill,flea markets,pawn shops,electronics recycling depots ect. I've found that the best place by far to find parts like this is this recycled electronics reseller NPO called Free Geek,so you're really in luck if there's a Free Geek in your area. If you can't find the FDD itself for sale,you can always buy a PC that has the FDD and just take it out of that one and put it into yours,since these older PCs are dirt cheap. All you have to do is take a look at which model FDD you need,and then you can start searching for it.

If that's the case, then try finding a new external floppy drive. Those often connect through the USB ports, and are typically priced at about $15-25 CAD. Try looking on second hand sites like Kijiji as well. I got mine from a local person for a good $5. 

I'm curious about the legality of this.

It has a PCMIA slot, which you could technically use to add usb ports into the laptop. Actually, two, a type 2 slot and a type 3. Oh wow, you can also still find flash cards for these slots, which could be used to transfer documents off of it as well. (And admittedly may be easier than finding a usb addon). Ebay page for example. Even some mini hard disc drives are findable.