“Thus one journeys to the stars”
Godspeed, Sir Patrick. Godspeed.
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He was a beaut bloke, no doubt about it.
I must confess to never watching any “Star Trek” after James T. Kirk; but I often saw Patrick on YouTube – on Graham Norton’s show, e.g. – and he came across as a … well, a beaut bloke ! 🙂
That he was. In every way, a beaut bloke. I shall miss him.
I loved both versions of Star Trek, they both embraced large morality issues and Stewart deserves his accolades for making the shows so popular.
I started watching Star Trek with my son, eons ago whenever it first started on tv, and then in movies. Only in the last decade or so have I lost track. Stewart and Nimoy were IT for me, and now they are both gone.