Hour 3 – RIP SIR Patrick Stewart

Well, we'll get back into what we saw tonight, Thursday night football.

The run the state of Wisconsin is on is absolutely insane.

But, look, biggest story earlier today that took a lot of us by surprise, even though it turned out he had been in ill health for a while.

Patrick Stewart.

Yeah.

Passing away at the age of 86.

I know I was surprised when I saw it.

I didn't know that he was in such bad health.

Alzheimer's, Lewy body dementia, and it seemed like it was pretty fast.

And he's someone that...

If you ask me about that, I say, oh, yeah, yeah, he's still working, still doing stuff.

He was still very active all the way up until he got sick.

He was still very, very visible.

He did interviews.

He was always a fun interview.

And really, I saw then it kind of just hit me for a second, like, wow.

I mean, really, certain times, even though when you know someone of an advanced age, it happens, it's still a shock, and this is still a shock.

No, and that's it, right? Because earlier this week, I mean, it's the second Star Trek legend to pass this week.

And with Patrick Stewart, right, we've seen all the commercials heading towards Doomsday and everything else that's out.

So the...

Inclusion in all trailers there.

The sheep detectives with his buddy Logan hanging out with Hugh Jackman, voice actor there.

So long storied history.

I mean, we've got Ebenezer Scrooge coming out with Johnny Depp again.

Patrick Stewart's still one of my favorite versions for the holiday season amongst the million other credits he has.