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The news about his passing arrived just as Toy was walking into the studio for a Star Trek TNG Reactions filming session. It's not possible to describe how we felt. It will likely take some time to really come to grips with the emotions. We decided to proceed with filming the reactions, but they were delayed by over an hour because of tears. It just so happens that the episodes Toy was slated to watch we very Picard heavy and, in a way, this was a blessing as it offered a sort of catharsis: a way to release those emotions by watching these amazing performances. We typically film 3 episode reactions back-to-back, but we weren't able to do that because it took a long time to be composed enough for camera.

Toy loved Sir Patrick Stewart as Professor Xavier and, since starting with Star Trek almost 3 years ago, as Captain Picard. Aside from these incredible performances, Sir Patrick Stewart was a truly inspiring person, who embodied all that is best in humankind. He was compassionate, humble, and immensely talented. What a loss to all of us. Our love goes to his family and friends.

Kiazi's children, their faces wet.

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Bernie Zwicky

He really was a remarkable actor and person…there will never be another Captain Picard! I look forward to seeing all of your future reactions of this legendary man!❤️

Bernie Zwicky

This was beautiful…loved it!❤️

Greg In East TN

Ironic that Picard did an episode about delicate heart surgery. And of course included Q. I think that Toy watch it a while back. He was an innovator, made his own way and worked hard all the time . I think he was that way in life, too. He had some big shoes to fill, and think he filled them well. RIP Jean-Luc Picard. You will be truly missed.