Wrote on how the character of Jean-Luc Picard evolved over the years, and how Patrick Stewart ushered in a whole new era of Star Trek: nytimes.com/2026/10/29/art
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I'm reading this now and expect to enjoy it, but tiny quibble:
"By the time “Next Generation” premiered in 1987, “Star Trek” had built an immense fan base based on the original series and six films."
V and VI came out after TNG premiered.
Sir Patrick Stewart, a true legend and one of the most extraordinary talents ever to grace the world of film and entertainment.
Your remarkable legacy will forever live on in the hearts of millions.
May your next journey be filled with eternal peace, serenity, and tranquility.
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Grace? Elegance?
TNG was at its best when it was gritty and tough, and Patrick Stewart was more than up to the challenge.
For me, his signature role will always be Pervy Patrick Stewart in extras. "all her clothes had rotted off" 😂 sublimely funny
The type of actor that you’d think would never take this type of role but we were extremely lucky that he did.
Shaatner was rude and crude, whereas Stewart was calm, measured, and refined
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