7 Times Patrick Stewart Made Us Laugh So Much It Hurt
Sir Patrick Stewart is a veteran actor of stage and screen, and often remembered for his dramatic roles. It might come as a surprise then, that the man is completely silly and hilarious. These moments all highlight what a truly funny man he is.
1) American Dad - Avery Bullock
2) Family Guy - Himself
3) Star Trek: The Next Generation - Singing
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4) The Daily Show - Correspondents Strike
5) His crazy stories.
6) Jimmy Kimmel Live - Most Annoying People on the Plane
7) The Late Show - Playing the Poop Emoji
What's your favorite Patrick Stewart moment?
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