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The secret 1991 ‘Star Trek’ video where Patrick Stewart tap-danced on the Enterprise bridge
Long before he became a beloved fixture of modern television, Patrick Stewart filmed a secret tap-dance routine on the “Star Trek” bridge as a birthday surprise for the very creator who had once fought bitterly against his casting.
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