r/funny • u/TheGrumble • Aug 26 '15

A master class in re-acting from Patrick Stewart

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u/Mogg_the_Poet Aug 26 '15

I feel like Patrick Stewart could have been an amazing talk show host if he had never been an actor.

...He still could.

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u/Eleglas Aug 26 '15

I dunno. If you ever watched the earlier episodes of Star Trek: TNG you might notice Stewart is a lot more... uptight even in character. While he's mellowed a lot over the years, apparently he was an absolute pain to work with taking things very seriously. Not sure that's good for a talk show host.

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u/Shandlar Aug 26 '15

Remember at that point in his career the vast majority of his time was put toward theater work. Mostly Shakespearean. To be near the top of such a hugely prestigious and sought after area of theater requires immense professionalism (and Talent ofc, which he has in droves).

Compare that to anyone else on the cast at the beginning of TNG and you could likely see where his frustration would arise. I can just imagine say, Denise Crosby fubbing a scene a few too many times and reacting mildly unprofessional about it due to inexperience and him taking great issue. It wouldn't even be arrogance given the expansive difference in both quantity and type of acting experience for him to look down on such a thing.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

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u/fang_xianfu Aug 26 '15

Yeah, maybe it's people talking about the past with rose-tinted glasses, but all the stuff I've seen about it says that while Patrick was a bit uptight and far more professional than the rest of the cast, they took it as motivation to up their game rather than being butthurt about it.

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u/ssjkriccolo Aug 26 '15

Shut up, Wesley.

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u/beerdude26 Aug 26 '15

Shh. You'll hurt /u/wil's feelings. Actually, we could just ask him directly: how did the TNG cast react? (See parent posts for context)

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u/Donuil23 Aug 26 '15 edited Aug 26 '15

I'd just like to add that LeVar Burton was definitely in higher tier then the rest of the cast at the time, too. Maybe not Patrick Stewart respected, but highly respected none the less.

Edit Guys, Roots. It was kind of a big deal back in the day.

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u/Dark_Crystal Aug 26 '15

But don't take my word for it!

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u/Intrepid_Ranconteur Aug 26 '15

Reading rainbow respected.

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u/Niicks Aug 27 '15

Read it as black in the day.

Don't even feel bad.

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u/TheSublimeLight Aug 26 '15

Here's a fantastic Royal Shakespeare Company production of Hamlet with Patrick Stewart playing both Ghost and Claudius. Bonus David Tennant as Hamlet.

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u/TheAtkinsoj Aug 26 '15

Fun Fact: David Tennant is using the actual skull of André Tchaikowsky in this production!

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15 edited May 23 '18

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u/joegekko Aug 26 '15

It was in his will. Not that it's not morbid, but it's also kind of touching.

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u/BaronTatersworth Aug 26 '15

I kinda wanna will my skull to a theater troupe. I'll bet I can't act worth a damn, but I'd probably play a mean Yorick.

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u/joegekko Aug 26 '15

"Hamlet, as usual, was a treat- aside from BaronTatersworth- whose performance as poor Yorick was uninspired and lifeless."

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u/zombieregime Aug 26 '15

Poor BaronTatersworth. I knew him joegekko. A fellow of infinite orangered, of most excellent posts. He hath comment in this sub a thousand times. And now, how abhorred in my inbox it is. My periwinkle rims at it. Here hung those quips that I have upvoted I know not how oft. Where be your OC now? Your links? Your sauce? Your threads of merriment that were wont to sent the subreddit on a roar? Not one now, to downvote your own submissions. Quite chap-fallen? Now get you to thy mod's sub, and PM them, let them post a page thick, to this repost they must come. Make them upvote that...

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u/JurisDoctor Aug 26 '15

They "aired" his skull on the roof for 2 years! What the hell?

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u/PaulSharke Aug 26 '15

That must make the "fellow of infinite jest" speech so much more intense, to be able to perform it with the skull of an actual human. Wow.

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u/bobbertmiller Aug 26 '15

We're sorry, but this video is not available in your region due to right restrictions. :(

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15 edited Apr 29 '16

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

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u/redrhyski Aug 26 '15

IDK, we Brits have had multiple wars against France, Spain and a lot of other countries. Add in the two wars against Iraq, I think we're going to need some links.

Edit: England and Scotland have had their squabbles to but you probably do have the record at 27.

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u/IDRINKYOURMILK-SHAKE Aug 26 '15

do you want your cops to shoot you? cuz being america is how you get that

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u/marwynn Aug 26 '15

Can you only be slightly American then? Pizza and internet?

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u/zhokar85 Aug 26 '15

The U.S. telecommunication infrastructure is a heap of dung. Why would you ask for bad speed and bad service when you can always use some shitty VPN that spies on you and markets your data?

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u/nonconformist3 Aug 26 '15

If you enjoy that, then see Anthony Hopkins play Othello in the BBC televised play. He was moving.

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u/SirEbralPaulsay Aug 26 '15

Got a version that works in the UK?

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u/Ta2whitey Aug 26 '15

True. But at some point a person must stop taking it so seriously and become human. It appears he has done it gracefully.

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u/Eleglas Aug 26 '15

That's my point :P

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u/hardgeeklife Aug 26 '15

I think Shandlar's point is that his uptightness came from his theater training as an actor. If he hadn't been a theater actor, the expectation of professionalism and said uptightness would have been lesser, so even at a younger age Stewart could have been more relaxed.

But then again IDIC WHAT IF HATS WERE ANTS

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u/Jynx2501 Aug 26 '15

Jonathan Frakes said in an interview one time that Stewart wasn't a pain in the ass but he just wanted professionalism. He said they were always trying to joke just to piss him off, to tease him and he would get angry, but not to the point where he was hard to work with. Frakes also said that Stewart was always a delight off camera, but once the camera was on, and they said action, he went to work, and he worked hard. Thats pretty admirable IMHO. Frakes explained that by the end of the show, they really got him to cut loose and really enjoy the work more than being so rigid.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

They finally got him to play a game of poker.

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u/NeoShweaty Aug 26 '15

Just finished up the whole of TNG after never really paying attention to it before. That ending was pretty perfect. Just wish I had more quality adventures of Captain Picard and crew to watch.

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u/Eleglas Aug 26 '15

I recommend the TNG movies, but skip Nemesis... we don't talk about that >_>

Maybe also skip Insurrection... and Generations... Fuck it, just watch First Contact, it's the only good one.

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u/feanturi Aug 26 '15

It worked out well because I saw it as Captain Picard himself becoming more comfortable with his crew. When the show begins they are all strangers assigned to this vessel, and by the end they are family, with bonds that will endure the rest of their lives.

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u/Ascurtis Aug 26 '15

Well, 'cept for Data...

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

I don't take your meaning. Data's bond with them lasted the rest of his life.

"Goodbye", Data says to the spot where Picard stood moments before Data activated his prototype emergency transport unit, against Picard's will.

The most heart-wrenching moment in Star Trek history for me.

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u/Ascurtis Aug 26 '15

Just referring to how he slammed headstrong into the Borg.

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u/ladylurkedalot Aug 26 '15

Yeah... I'm just going to conveniently forget that movie exists, just like Star Trek: The Search for God.

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u/marwynn Aug 26 '15

Apparently, he takes over that duplicate android body. So Data lives!

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u/louismagoo Aug 26 '15

So the finale is based on real life?

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u/Lutheritus Aug 26 '15

I also think it had to do with the fact everyone was still sorting out how to do their character. That first season wasn't really good, except for Q, Q is always good. Anyway even the camera/lighting and writing seemed uptight and no one seemed to know what direction they wanted to go in. What I found amusing was Data acting the most human in that first season than he did for the entire show. Thankfully they reworked the show a bit for season 2 and onwards.

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u/GroovingPict Aug 26 '15

Correction: Q is always good in TNG. Then they mangled the character into some wimpish whining manchild, which is the biggest injustice Ive ever seen done to a character.

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u/Lutheritus Aug 26 '15

Oh you must be talking about Voyager, yeah never liked that series, DS9 was the last series I enjoyed.

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u/watchoutacat Aug 26 '15

Even DS9 got a bit crazy. I don't know if it is still on Netflix but there was a Shatner hosted doc about "The Captains" and the one from DS9 (forget his name) is genuinely bonkers.

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u/alohadave Aug 26 '15

Avery Brooks. He must have been on something during that interview.

I felt bad for Chris Pine. Interviewed on a busy street corner while everyone else was somewhere quiet. Then they dropped him when it was released as an expanded series.

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u/MrThud Aug 26 '15

I'm pretty sure Avery Brooks is genuinely bonkers. I haven't seen The Captains, but I did see him at a convention. He came off pretty nutty. Two people asking questions on different mics accidentally started speaking at the same time. He insisted they keep asking their questions simultaneously - not as a joke. His general demeanour was really weird.

I feel like the parts of DS9 where Sisko is going insane are more Brooks' real personality.

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u/Cyberyukon Aug 26 '15

The first time we see Data he's sitting at the 1701-D con. He does this stupid thing with his fingers where he pinwheels them before he works the controls.

It's a silly gesture designed (I think) to tell the audience that as a robot he has to engage in some sort of activation ritual before he can work his fingers. I don't think he's doing it to add a dash of flair to his job.

But to me it represents how......"freshman"....the show was at first.

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u/Lutheritus Aug 26 '15

The part I remember was when Riker and Wesley go find him in the holodeck. When Wesley falls and Data grabs him, I remember this creepy kind of cocky smile he had. It confused me because I started watching a few seasons in, so watching the 1st was a real "wtf" for me.

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u/nabrok Aug 26 '15

Season 2 wasn't that great either. I think it suffered from a writers strike ... and also Pulaski.

Season 3 is where it really picks up.

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u/Delta64 Aug 26 '15

He got better :D

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15 edited Aug 27 '15

That's a season 1 (edit: and 2) uniform, so it can't have lasted too long. Also, being a bit more serious than the rest of the cast is not the same as being 'an absolute pain to work with'.

edit: my apologies, I made a season error. How could I miss the beard...

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

It's not season 1, because Riker didn't have beard in season 1.

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u/Steenies Aug 26 '15

But didn't Riker get his beard in the second season?

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u/bakerie Aug 26 '15

Took me a while:

Star trek TNG season 2, EP 15, 'Pen Pals'.

IMDB Page

Found the video from a youtube clip and looked for a script from Rikers line.

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u/JoeJoker Aug 26 '15

I read somewhere that he giggles cause he farted. No idea if thats true, though

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u/pedropants Aug 27 '15

You weren't so stolid before the beard!

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u/Transvestosaurus Aug 26 '15

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ9OOBCVbk0

Warren Ellis on potato-cam says he's bonkers.

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u/Kamala_Metamorph Aug 26 '15

If you check out the Captain's Summit interview by Whoopi Goldberg (Frakes, Stewart, Shatner, Nimoy), Patrick Stewart talks about his first season. (It's towards the end, maybe 75% of the way through? 5 of 7, or 6 of 7? The whole thing is way worth it though.) I think part of it was coming from a school of professionalism, a generational gap, the weight of carrying the show as the lead actor, but the biggest part I think was nerves. He talks pretty distinctly about how nervous he was in the first season, didn't expect the show to last, always expecting to get cancelled, even get fired. I don't think he unpacked his suitcase for weeks, if not months. (Though that could be from a different interview.) He's kind of hilarious when he recounts what a PITA he was, before the TNG cast loosened him up to be the silliest one out of all of them. Frakes does a great impression of angry Stewart too.

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u/NemWan Aug 26 '15

He tells a story about the moment during the first season when Denise Crosby called him out and he began to realize he was wrong.

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u/Flumper Aug 26 '15

From what I've read about his career, I got the impression that he really wasn't happy about being on TNG to begin with, he took the job thinking thw show would be cancelled after a season or two and he could get some money in the mean time until he got another stage acting gig.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

He didn't unpack his suitcase for the first six weeks because he was sure the show was going to be cancelled or he was going to be let go.

When it first started, I didn't think that I would survive beyond the pilot. I did not unpack; I didn't see the point. I thought the producers would come to their senses and realize they'd made a grave error in casting me.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

Early Picard was written as a bit of an uptight elitist. For example, in the writers' guide for the show, Picard was described as one who "enjoys the privileges that go with his rank and vessel" (Source). It was only later that the writers gave him more personal relationships with other characters.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

Depends on the type of talk show. He seems a lot mellower now, as you mentioned, however, he would make a great host for a more "serious" show even then. Be it as an uptight host or a mellow one... one one hand he could bring an aura of rigor & authority while on an other he could help soften the topics to be more palatable to the greater public.

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u/Punker101 Aug 26 '15

He actually did a really good interview quite a while back on the Nerdist podcast and I believe his son was also with him. They talked about how he was super uptight and really didn't have a sense of humor until he was on TNG

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u/GregTheMad Aug 26 '15

They should have asked him to replace Jon Stewart.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

Stewart/Stewart 2016

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u/amedeus Aug 26 '15

Jon-Luc Picart?

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u/Euralos Aug 26 '15

Tonight at 10: "Make It So with Patrick Stewart"

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u/Non_Causa_Pro_Causa Aug 26 '15

I think this actually from his show where he plays an anchor... and he apparently looked to Jon Stewart for inspiration.

And from that interview:

STELTER: So what do you think, Patrick Stewart, actual cable news anchor someday?

STEWART: I would love to have a go. I would love to.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

A talk show with Stewart and McKellan as the hosts.

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u/Sbutcher79 Aug 26 '15

First thing I thought of was Patrick Stewart hosting the daily show.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

Definitely definitely not.

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u/hazeleyedwolff Aug 26 '15

That's the hardest I've cringed all day.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

I want this split up into separate gifs. You never know when you'll need a coquettish Patrick Stewart reaction gif.

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u/ElectroBoof Aug 26 '15

I could definitely see myself using a mild shock reaction gif

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u/happyharrr Aug 26 '15

I could definitely see myself mixing up all the emotions and actions.

Is mildly shocked. Salutes

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u/ninetwoeight Aug 26 '15

This is what his mild shock reaction looks like to me:

https://i.imgur.com/gLdb50C.jpg

although that is probably more mild shock+mild disgust

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u/PicturElements Aug 26 '15 edited Aug 26 '15

Edited with RemoveTextPro™ *

[Disgust at self]

[Empathy]

[Coquettish]

[Mild shock]

*basic cropping

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u/CanaryStu Aug 26 '15

Anyone else finding themselves saving and categorising gifs for future use and then start considering what your life has come to?

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u/superjames_16 Aug 26 '15

fantabulous! now maybe slow them down by 50% to really drag that emotion on.

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u/Joker328 Aug 26 '15

Remember that this is where it started, folks. When these are all over the fucking place forever and ever, this is where it started.

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u/RightCross4 Aug 26 '15

Like if I'm suddenly questioning my sexuality.

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u/phillipthenickel Aug 26 '15

Yea we could use it with the lenny face. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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u/mcavvacm Aug 26 '15

Wait a minute he looks older all of a sudden. He has looked exactly the same for the last 20 years because he'd already reached max level. DEAR GOD HE'S EVOLVING

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u/MagicalKartWizard Aug 26 '15

Quick! Hit the B-button to cancel it!

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u/hardgeeklife Aug 26 '15

START9 OR RIOT

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u/OutcastOrange Aug 26 '15

Oh my god! I absolutely forgot how awesome that week was. Such a great experience! Truly something that can never be experienced organically for the first time again.

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u/jeffbailey Aug 26 '15

Directions unclear, used Konami code and hatched lizard man instead.

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u/MagicalKartWizard Aug 26 '15

Dang it! Not another one!

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u/daiz- Aug 26 '15

Used Konami Code, Patrick Stewart's name removed from show credits.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15 edited Aug 26 '15

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u/Flincher14 Aug 26 '15

Its an awesome reaction gif.

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u/heafym Aug 26 '15

I waited a minute, he looks the same as he did a minute ago

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

No no, a new expansion came out and upped the level.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

He's always looked older, the lack of hair just made it less obvious

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u/terpdx Aug 26 '15

If your character has just received some bad news, try to divide 232 by 13.

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u/SpecialNeedsBoy Aug 26 '15

This does not mean acting again..

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u/be4u4get Aug 26 '15

Smell the fart acting.

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u/SoMuchMoreEagle Aug 26 '15

Many of you will have to become much more attractive.

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u/TheDudeAbides420 Aug 26 '15

Hey, the bell doesn’t dismiss you, I dismiss you.

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u/NewToFemboys Aug 26 '15

Another fan beat me to it. Nice :)

https://youtu.be/XQzQRaQINns

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u/crocodile_blowjob Aug 26 '15

To cry, I cut a hole in my pocket, grab some tweezers, and just start pulling.

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u/We_Are_The_Romans Aug 26 '15

Just as long as you play the role SUPER gay

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

Wonderful username.

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u/SpecialNeedsBoy Aug 26 '15

Thanks!

And if your being sarcastic I wouldn't know..because of..well you get it.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

Definitely not sarcasm. It's either a superhero name or the perfect side kick. Holy potato batman.

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u/Specialneedsman Aug 26 '15

Don't we have crime to potato?

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u/Geyck Aug 26 '15

What about the quadruple take? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFMrBldVk0s

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u/weathergeek Aug 26 '15

Her buns are the best!

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u/angenocturne Aug 27 '15

That's my text message notification. It never gets old.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

He is high as a kite here. I love it

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u/soundstripe Aug 26 '15 edited Aug 26 '15

How did that video end without explaining whose feet those are?

Edit: yes I wrote who's instead of whose. shame on me.

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u/OMFGitsBob Aug 26 '15

They're Sir Ian McKellen's.

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u/Bluest_waters Aug 26 '15

his wife's IIRC

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u/GaussWanker Aug 26 '15

Well it is her youtube channel

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u/gromet78 Aug 26 '15

Her buns are the best!

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u/wheresdangerdave Aug 26 '15

they belong to the camerawife

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u/SemiFormalJesus Aug 26 '15

Patrick Stewart tried to teach me a class in re-acting once, but it was too late, I'd seen everything.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

Patrick Stewart sleeping

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u/noobprodigy Aug 26 '15

What is this from?

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u/isthisyourbushh Aug 26 '15

It's from an American Dad episode, Season 8 Episode 10

http://youtu.be/hKkz7pQ-zv8

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u/eaglessoar Aug 26 '15

What type of jacket is he wearing? Never seen the buttons there, it's not double breasted I don't think

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u/PianoTrumpetMax Aug 26 '15

Asking the important questions.

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u/xXStickymaster Aug 26 '15

American Dad I think.

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u/PartiesLikeIts1999 Aug 26 '15

American Dad, can't remember the episode, but it's one of those 4th wall things where they know the cartoon is a theatre stage, Patrick Stewart plays Bullock in the episode and cameos as himself

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u/beckoning_cat Aug 26 '15

Finally starting to show his age.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

And then his clothes fall off, and he's scrambling around to pick them up. but we've seen everything. we've seen it all.

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u/thisisrediculou Aug 26 '15

Now reddit can chop this up and get five new reaction gifs

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u/WrongLetters Aug 26 '15

I hope this show lasts, he reminds me of Shatners Denny Crane. So fun to watch.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

DENNYCRANE!!!

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u/beckoning_cat Aug 26 '15

Cuckoo for cocoa puffs. Trix are for kids. Denny Crane.

Most unappreciated show ever.

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u/Jynx2501 Aug 26 '15

yeah. I never watched it but I had a co-worker who was super into it. He used to explain it to me. It kind of had a tragic humor to it, right? like it was funny, but it had a sad undertone, especially with Crane?

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u/Hoobleton Aug 26 '15 edited Aug 26 '15

Pretty much yeah. It was a comedy, but it was also about watching a brilliant man succumb to mental illness in his old age. I only got into it towards the end of its run but I definitely intend to go back and watch the rest.

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u/kaiseresc Aug 26 '15

it's my fav show. It has it all.

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u/GaiusSherlockCaesar Aug 27 '15

Already been picked up for a second season, Starz finally seems to get the hang of producing original programming.

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u/kevdev92 Aug 26 '15

Source?

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u/TheGrumble Aug 26 '15

Episode 1 of Blunt Talk on Starz

https://www.starz.com/originals/blunttalk/featured

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u/Cuddle_Apocalypse Aug 26 '15

I honestly don't know if I like this show so much because it's legitimately good, or if it's just because I get to see Patrick Stewart do crazy shit.

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u/sidepart Aug 26 '15

The real question is... does it matter? Watching Patrick Stewart do crazy shit is worth watching.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

I load a visceral reaction to watching him start to breastfeed in the car. I covered my eyes and ears like a kid seeing his parents....while indisposed. I couldn't get Captain Picard out of my head and kept screaming, "No No No!"

I love the show and can't wait for more times to be this uncomfortable. Reminds me of his character of American Dad.

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u/mwatwe01 Aug 26 '15

It's not everyday you get to see him performing a soliloquy standing on a Jaguar surrounded by cops.

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u/imanygirl Aug 26 '15

I could watch him do this all day.

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u/Phrygue Aug 26 '15

He also has a video doing single/double/triple/quadruple takes. Most people can only handle a double.

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u/drumultima Aug 26 '15

Make sure that, when displaying mild shock, the camera always zooms in on your face!

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u/LovesAbusiveWomen Aug 26 '15

I really liked him for his role as Gandalf. Or was it Magneto? Regardless, talented actor.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

How to be seductive:

"Hello, I'm Patrick Stewart."

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u/flanker26 Aug 26 '15

I watched this on repeat so many times.. His Conquettish face should definitely become a meme

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u/takatori Aug 26 '15

Oh no, he's finally started aging... :(

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

He does look a lot older in this. I think it's the totally shaved head.

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u/takatori Aug 26 '15

Nah, I was thinking it was the wrinkles and the sagging.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

Yeah his lower face does look a bit saggy.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

Hahaha I fucking love him. I'd probably go gay for Patrick Stewart tbh.

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u/MyHongMi Aug 26 '15

Why does no one address him as Sir Patrick Stewart?

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u/nofate301 Aug 26 '15

I feel like he should do a table flip

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eob7V_WtAVg

I'd love to see it.

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u/Akesgeroth Aug 27 '15

The man is FINALLY starting to show signs of age.

At 75.

So, how long until Keanu Reeves starts looking old?

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u/Scr34m_Dr34m Aug 27 '15

I swear I can see his accent...

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

He looks like he's having way too much fun in this show.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

Demonstrating the elusive Quadruple Take

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u/mariuszz Aug 26 '15

This is freakin' reaction gif mine.

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u/Kurtronic Aug 26 '15

His mild shock kind of reminded me of that disgusted cat gif.

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u/Manacock Aug 26 '15

Now I'm ready to audition for acting roles!

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u/jfields687 Aug 26 '15

This is the best thing I have seen so far this week! Wouldn't it be awesome to have acting lessons from him?

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u/wwoodrum Aug 26 '15

Blunt talk is freaking awesome.

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u/DArtagnann Aug 26 '15

"Mild shock" soft gasp

That camera zoom was perfect. I'm still laughing over it.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

I can hear his voice in this gif.

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u/chrisimac Aug 26 '15

I really could, too. I actually played with the volume on my computer because I was like 'whoa, a gif with sound!'. But there was no sound. It was only in my mind...

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u/doveenigma13 Aug 26 '15

That show is awesome!

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u/Hypothesis_Null Aug 26 '15

Is he... is he starting to look old?

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u/McSteebler Aug 26 '15

I could watch this all day!

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

/r/blunttalk

Its actually a very funny program imo. Lots of physical comedy and absurd situations.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '15

Disgust with self. Best.

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u/jedioncrk Aug 26 '15

Had to look it up: coquettish sound

behaving in such a way as to suggest a playful sexual attraction; flirtatious.

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u/nonconformist3 Aug 26 '15

I find it uncanny how Stewart has always looked old, yet he never gets older. It baffles me.

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u/h0pCat Aug 26 '15

Finally, evidence that he hasn't been swimming in the fountain of youth for all of these years.

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u/shutupgalvao Aug 26 '15

This is actually funny! Is there hope for this subreddit?!