RIP Patrick Stewart
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Very sad news that Patrick Stewart has passed away. I feel he represented the best that humanity can be.

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Yes, just heard the news. Another Star Trek great gone. I loved all versions and TNG was no exception
Oh, noooooo.... do not "make it so".
Of all the Star Trek people he was my favorite.
Very sad news. He will be missed
Indeed. Just like I watched TOS with my Dad (& later re-watched with middle school friends), I watched TNG with very good adult friends.
Very sad & a One - Two punch right after we lost Walter Koenig.
Hard to believe, but Patrick Stewart represented an era, where the good guys have been the hero of the show and have tought morality to the kids.
Rest in Peace and
make it so
I'm very pissed off about this Grim Reaper dude... he keeps taking all the wrong people.
He was an incredible actor and quite the humanitarian. This is truly a punch in the gut. He will be missed by so many.
RIP Sir Patrick
Very sad news. Rest in peace Sir Patrick Steward.
Devastating.
"Kiazi's children, their faces wet."
...first Walter Koenig, now Sir, Patrick Stewart
I always thought it was the perfect call for him to portray the captian of the Federation's flagship. He brought a sense of dignity to the Star Trek universe
Patrick Stewart will be in the Avengers Doomsday movie.
He played Proferssor X, leader of the X-Men in a few X-Men Movies.
Obviously they filmed his part before he died.
Such a class act in so many ways. The world is a darker place without him in it, but forever brighter for the light he left behind.
he was great voice actor too Robot Chicken, American Dad and sevaral others funny sense of humor
RIP Captain Picard, Professor X, King Richard, and so many more. He will be missed.
Time to raise a cup of tea, Earl-Grey, hot.
...he did the voice of "Number One".leader of the "Stonecutters". in the Simpsons episode titled Homer the Great.
Another live action role he portrayed was the character Gurney Halleck who was Warmaster for House Atreides in the 1984 Dune film.
Unhappily again on of the best actors is gone. R.I.P.
Condolences.We used to come back in to the dorms from working weekends at home to our commuter college and tune into Star Trek: the Next Generation. That show was every pit as good as the original.
He also voice King ... Septim in The Elder Scrolls IV - Oblivion, as I recall.
And he was Gurney Halleck in the first Dune movie.
It was a shock - but it has brought the Star Trek community together. I returned to playing STO - and a number of players have been gathering around the memorial on Starfleet Academy.
I first saw him in Excalibur and then Dune .. so long ago. He emanated such class as Picard - truly a captain of a flagship.
We all have to go sometime and I guess there can be no real shock when someone travels on at age 86. But those places he went in the world of film are better for him having been there and there's a sense of loss that there will be no more of those places with him in them going forward.