Lindelof talks title, and time gap

[Greg Cox]

Greg and I live in different parts of the country.

I just wondered if Greg may have had prior experience with your ticket clerk and had learned from that!

Nah, I was just being succinct!

"Batman, please."

But don't get me started about the cashier at the Amish market who didn't know what the word "condiments" meant . . ..

 

[Christopher]

I once ran into a receptionist who didn't know what "wi-fi" meant. Although maybe I shouldn't judge, since it took me a while before I could think of a synonym for it.

 

[Valin]

For what it's worth, when I went to the theater earlier this week and asked for a ticket for The Dark Knight Rises, the ticket clerk wasn't sure what I meant until I added, "Batman."

I just cut to the chase and asked for a ticket to the 12:10 showing of "Batman." . . . .

I've been doing something like that for years. If it's a Bond film, I'll say "Bond"; if it's a Trek film I'll say "Star Trek", etc.

For the title of the new film, how about "Where No Man Has Gone Before... Again"?

 

[Matt S]

"Star Trek: The Wrath of Rick Berman" has a ring to it!

 

[UFO]

"Star Trek: The Wrath of Rick Berman" has a ring to it!

Sure, but just to be safe, re that whole Cumberbatch thing, run it past Temis the Vorta first, Ok?