Relentlessly optimistic and enthusiastically nerdy. Budding virologist. Expect lots of retweets. (they/any, bi, autistic and ADHD)
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this patrick stewart scene is a lifetime of loving shakespeare coming out all at once
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Have said this before but that "camera" turn they do as Marge looks at the writing on the walls is like the one shot that's better than anything in Kubrick's movie
32 years ago today, No TV and no beer made Homer Simpson something something.
#TheSimpsons episode โTreehouse of Horror Vโ premiered October 30, 1994.
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"YOU MOTHERFUCKERS ARE GONNA KILL ALL MY LILLIES!" - Patrick Stewart
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Trad friends be damned, but some major life lessons came my way not from the classics but from Patrick Stewart and Star Trek in the 90s.
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UPDATE:
Do Guardian Caps actually prevent concussions? @ChrisNowinski1 tells @PabloTorre why the story "appears to be a bit of a scam":
"[The NFL's] own published study showed it wasn't true."
"They love that the public sees the Guardian Caps because it's basically virtue-signaling."
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I know everyone loves The Measure of Man but I've been convinced for a while now that some of his best acting was in this random episode from season 5, A Matter of Time. That's pure stage dialogue. He was so good. RIP
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Star Trek TNG is awesome because there are so many episodes that are full of nonsense and Patrick Stewart will be there delivering one of the greatest performances to ever grace tv with a monologue that will make you question your existence
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When I was a young, confused 20something (as opposed to being an older, confused 40something), the TNG episode "Tapestry" meant so much to me. What a performance
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God, he was just so, so good. So formative to my mind in so many ways. Unbelievable loss.
(EEK!)ristina, PhD ๐๐ retweeted
Patrick Stewart's entire body of work, but as Picard in particular, is something that connects the person I am today with who I was as a kid. It collapses time for me. I still have the same awe and fascination with his performance and belief that it represents the best of us.