The Statue of Liberty Should be a Ride: Patrick Stewart Reads Reviews of Famous Monuments

on February 28, 2017 at 3:53 am

GQ earns its keep by asking apparent immortal Patrick Stewart to read one-star reviews of famous monuments. It’s less than two minutes, so enjoy Professor X give some blunt talk before he beams up to the Enterprise.

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