Jack Rusher on Nostr: I watched Shatner era Trek as a kid, but had grown into an art snob by the time TNG ...
I watched Shatner era Trek as a kid, but had grown into an art snob by the time TNG came out, so I don’t have any Picard memories. That said, watching Patrick Stewart play Vladimir opposite Ian McKellen’s Estragon in Waiting for Godot was a truly profound experience that taught me what kind of actor he was. RIP.
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