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J.J. Abrams on The Colbert Report

submitted by my15minutes

1 decade 5 years ago

Monday May 4, 2009 - J.J. Abrams reveals clues to Stephen's Persian Gulf mystery before Romulan Stephen demands revenge. (05:54)

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farhad or someone is going to have to pause @ 4:07
and tell us what's on the card for the second piece here.

presumably arabic? elvish?

the full episode is here, which had 346X in the opening scroll.

*blocked

This video has been flagged as having an embed that is Region Blocked to not function in certain geographical locations - declared blocked by Zifnab.

Colbert makes a good romulan

That looks nothing like Arabic script. Arabic letters are joined in a flowing pattern and written from right to left. This is just disjointed characters going from left to right and look more like Bengali or Hindi characters to me.

Though am sure it's meant to say Iraq or العراق.

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