So, it seems Sir Patrick Stewart played Oberon in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” circa 1977. Dude’s got some gams.
As for the meme reference, here’s the story from Tom Jones:
“It started in the Copacabana in 1968. The Copacabana was a night club in New York, and it was a supper club. So I was performing, and I was on the same level — the band was on risers , but I was on the same level as all the tables and chairs. And of course, the business was great, and the tables and chairs were getting closer to me all the time. I didn’t have a lot of room left to perform. So I was perspiring a lot, and so people were handing me table napkins — you know wipe it off, hand it back. So this lady stood up — you had to be careful because there were a lot of gangsters in this club, and so their wives and girlfriends, they would be there, so you had to tread lightly – this one lady stood up, and just lifted up her dress and took her underwear off and handed 'em to me. You know, I used to sing in clubs in South Wales, and if somebody throws something at you, you try to turn it to your advantage. So I wiped my brow with the underwear and handed them back and said, ‘Watch you don’t catch cold like that’ and it just went from there. But it became a joke then, people were bringing them in bags, saying ‘There’s Tom Jones, throw underwear at him!’ There was a picture of a man who was a stage manager, with a big broom, just sweeping 'em all up. It backfired on me, because it turned out more of a joke than it turned out to be.”
Set captain to stunning
Now that’s a Shaka when the “Walls” fell if I ever saw one. If you know what I mean. Wink wink.
Temba, her legs wide.
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Was Picard’s claim to be rehearsing A Midsummer Night’s Dream in Time’s Arrow a reference to his own performance?
At the very least that he was part of the Royal Shakespeare Company.
I knew he was classically trained, but am not familiar with what he performed during his time in theater.
It just hit me that he chose (or someone chose) that particular play for his dialog because he actually starred in it.
Yo, Pat was kinda built. I always pictured him as rather slim.
Not so much and he liked to show it off.





