Mr.Picard

Sir Patrick was on BBC's Front Row earlier, you can listen to it here.

And here's a little video interview with Sir Patrick.

A nice litte phone interview with Sir Patrick: Here.

And here are videos from Sir Patrick's Jimmy Kimmel Live appearance:

Sir Patrick was on Jimmy Kimmel's show earlier (hosted by Pete Buttigieg this time) and played a Star Trek Trivia quiz:

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Sir Patrick and Alison Pill were on The Talk earlier and played a Star Trek game.

An interview with Sir Patrick: Patrick Stewart Has Always Been an Activist. That's Why Star Trek: Picard Is a Bold Political Statement.

Check out Sir Patrick on the Happy Sad Confused podcast: Listen.

A new interview with Sir Patrick has appeared!

I always enjoy posting this one whenever someone digs it up:

Sir Patrick on Coronation Street in 1967

A small excerpt from Sir Patrick's appearance on James Corden's show:

Sir Patrick on today's The Late Late Show With James Corden:

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Sir Patrick at the SiriusXM Hollywood Studio a few hours ago:

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Sir Patrick a few hours ago at the Chanel & Charles Finch Pre-Oscar Awards Dinner:

A new interview with Sir Patrick:

Sir Patrick Stewart on meditation, marijuana, and crying with Hugh Jackman

A nice little Coda poster:

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Sir Patrick attended a Coda screening/Q&A a few hours ago:

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Reviews are in for Coda, Sir Patrick's new movie:

‘Coda’: Patrick Stewart an anxious pianist in subtle story of empathy and ivory

‘Coda’: Film Review

Patrick Stewart plays a traumatized concert pianist in Claude Lalonde's directorial debut

And here's a new still:

19 hours ago, Brex said:

Thanks for this. Yeah, that’s  what I kinda figured but it’s helpful to make sure I got it straight. 

You're welcome! Glad I could help.

I'm not the biggest expert on all of this since I've never bothered to watch any of the Kelvin movies... but the causality is like this, I believe: Romulan dude in the 24th century is forced to witness destruction of Romulus in the Prime timeline, then seeks revenge and gets pulled into a singularity of some kind that throws him into the past, creating the Kelvin timeline in which that same Romulan dude then destroys Vulcan because he's still seeking revenge.

A new interview with Sir Patrick:

The Last Word: Patrick Stewart on Picard’s Evolution, Going Bald, Helping Veterans

The destruction of Vulcan happened in the Abrams timeline. The destruction of Romulus happened in the Prime timeline. I think that covers the bascis. lol

A nice picture of Sir Patrick:

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Sir Patrick on CBS This Morning just now: