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Somebody had got a little television set under the stage and the moment that anybody was not actually required on stage

down the steps and there were numerous complaints from the audience about the noise coming out from under the stage.

And it's called!

How are you? It's a joy to welcome a global icon as talented as he is engaging. Also, the most age-defying, eternally youthful Yorkshire

among this side of James Milner. In his eight decade continent-spanning career,

he's brought depth and humanity to summer theatre's most iconic roles

before moving to our television screens exploring strange new worlds seeking out new life,

new civilizations and to order at least 7,000 mugs of tea.

Earl Gray, hot as Captain Jean- Luke Picard.

He's since become an essential part of the X-Men universe as Professor Charles Xavier and is now a New York Times best-selling author thanks to this magnificent new memoir making it so. He's actually the first actual night we've ever had on

men in blazers. It's in honor to welcome back. Sir Patrick Stewart.

Thank you.

I am very happy to be back and delighted to be talking with you and thank you for that introduction.

My, makes me a little uneasy. play to down Sir Patrick. Yeah it does actually yes. Yeah, just an ordinary guy nothing special

But anyway does everybody call you Sir Patrick now even your mate? No unless they're being funny of

course which with some of the mates I thought you would expect that wouldn't do no in

fact on the contrary.

Unless of course, they really like saying it,

in which case, then they, I'm very happy for them to do it.

But it is not required.

God bless I will say Patrick I do want to say to you I love your book it begins in the decades

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