A million times this.
There was something extraordinary about the way Sir Patrick Stewart could make even the most powerful characters feel profoundly human.
Whether commanding the bridge of the Enterprise or guiding a generation of young mutants, Sir Patrick Stewart brought a tenderness to his characters that made us feel we knew them. Behind that unmistakable voice was an actor who understood that even the greatest heroes could be uncertain, that strength could exist alongside vulnerability, and that compassion was never a weakness.
Over a career spanning more than six decades, his performances became woven into the lives of generations who grew up watching him. As Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Professor Charles Xavier, and so many others, he left us with characters we loved, lessons we carried, and memories we'll always treasure.
Woke up to news of the passing of the great Sir Patrick Stewart.
Those of us of a certain age grew up with this man as a father figure, be it Captain Jean-Luc Picard only Charles Xavier.
He was ever present and an amazing human being. We should all strive to find that level.
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I am hearing @MLS is giving the 1-1 goal to Osorio which means @OsoJ92 has become the first player in MLS history to ever score in 14 straight seasons for the same club, leaving Wondo alone on 13. @TorontoFC @JohnMolinaro @LukeWileman
Devin Cooley.
Masterclass on and off the ice.
Devin Cooley is the gift that keeps on giving.
He joined @BParkerTV after securing his third win in a row 🗣️
Due to having to work overnights, I've been able to stay up and watch the Flames this week.
You are welcome everyone.












