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@6 and 7 – Me three!
@6 Ooh, can I join you two?
I wonder if she’d be interested in accompanying me in a trip to the George Washington Bridge…
@2 & 4 The Girl’s Mine!
And yeah I saw his rendition of MacBeth while studying it last month. It was goofy as hell.
@ #1: I think at this point Patrick Stewart is as well known for taking roles in which he goofs around/sends himself up as he is for his serious roles. And yes, the dude’s a *Shakespearean* actor, but have you read any Shakespeare recently? A lot of it is actually quite silly when you look at it closely.
@ #2: Hands off! She’s mine!
@#1
Being able to laugh at yourself along with everybody else shows you have a great sense of humor… it’s the reason William Shatner still has a career…
I love Emma Stone.
She is so adorable
I wanna marry her 🙂
I sa this a few nights ago, and it’s amusing. I still really love Emma Stone, but it’s always funny to see actors like her and Patrick Stewart kind of humiliate themselves on Sesame Street. But I ould never admonish them for doing so.