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O Captain! My Captain! Patrick Stewart Moving to the Slope

Christine Bush

Aug 6, 2012 — 1 min read

It’s time to stock up on Earl Grey tea, Brooklyn, because Brownstoner reports that Sir Patrick Stewart, already established as the savior of our children, is moving to an undisclosed 2+ million dollar Park Slope pad. I’m not going to lie, I gave a giant sci-fi nerd shriek of joy when I read that I would be living in the same hood at Captain Jean-Luc Picard. Now all we need is Doctor Who to park the Tardis somewhere off of Prospect Park West and my life will be complete.

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