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Brave? Stewart or Picard?
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>snip<
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Brave? Stewart or Picard? Definitely not Picard. Neither, nor really.
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>snip< ?
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>snip< ? I had something trenchant and cutting to say about ST: Picard. Decided against it. The Stewart interview was interesting enough- most of it was about when and how he decided to become an actor, and it touched on him being cast as Picard & a bit about what it means to play Picard 20 actual years later.
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I had something trenchant and cutting to say about ST: Picard. Decided against it. Probably for the best. Someone's bound to be offended, and we can't have that, can we? Maybe it is for the best, because I had a few uncharitable comments for the prissy Stewart/Picard (one and the same in terms of prissiness) myself.
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I had something trenchant and cutting to say about ST: Picard. Decided against it. Probably for the best. Someone's bound to be offended, and we can't have that, can we? Maybe it is for the best, because I had a few uncharitable comments for the prissy Stewart/Picard (one and the same in terms of prissiness) myself. Stewart is an international treasure (his work on American Dad is unassailable). His powers quadruple when joined by Ian McKellan. Picard is one of the top 3 captains in ST.
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Yeah, yeah, treasure. Out of touch third rate actor tells working people how to live their lives. Right. Wot? Third-rate?? His performance as Dr. Armstrong literally elevated my soul to Heaven!! LifeForce? Hahaha!
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