General Script posted December 5, 2015 Chapters:  ...13 14 -15- 16... 


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Scene at a Theater

by Bill Schott




Pons and his cousin Ned meet at a

theater to watch Star Wars.



Ned: I can hardly wait to see this flick, Pons.

Pons: Yes, it's been a long time coming.

Ned: Right? It was back in the sixties that
        Capt. Kirk and Dr. Spock first got
        them star wars going.

Pons: That's Star Trek.

Ned: No, Shrek didn't star in it back then.

Pons: He's not in it now.

Ned: How could they leave Shrek out. Pons?
         I suppose we won't be seeing Dr. Spock
         either.

Pons: You will not -- and it's mister.

Ned: Well, MISTER Pons, how could they
         make this movie without, basically, the
         main character?

Pons: Spock was never the main character.

Ned:   Sure. I heard that Capt. Kirk stole the
           spotlight and got all the women.

Pons: Look, Ned, just to be clear. We're not
          going to watch Star Trek.

Ned: Then why are we here?

Pons: We're here to watch Star Wars.

Ned: Is that one of those Hollywood
         reality things?

Pons: No, Ned. It's the movie we've come
          to see about the Force, the Empire,
          and a lot of characters you will
          recognize.

Ned: Like Klingons? Hey, Pons, remember
         that toilet paper joke about Klingons?.

Pons: There are no Klingons.

Ned: No Klingons -- around Ur-ay-nus. Right?

Pons: This isn't Star Trek, Ned. This is a
           totally different story.

Ned: Like Star Trek: Voyager?

Pons: Voyager wasn't Star Wars, Ned.

Ned: It sure wasn't Star Trek either.

Pons: I hope you like this movie, Ned.
          It's the third trilogy.

Ned: I thought it was Star Wars?




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