We had a thread about the announcement back in December. That is probably why you thought he may have already been knighted.
#3
sixpackshaker
And your point is?
That was the announcement, this is the event.
#4
Dave
Wait. So he was knighted...twice? The first story was December but the story SPS linked said it happened today. Wut?
#5
Baerdog
Also that thread is like 5 months old.
That being said, this is pretty neat but I'm wondering if Patrick Stewart is nearing some kind of awesomeness plateau. Really, where does one go from here?
#6
Dave
Ah! Now I get it.
#7
Baerdog
Dave is old and his mind is slow.
#8
Cheesy1
December's was just the announcement that he was GOING to be knighted. Today was the actual ceremony.
I was just posting the thread cause I figured it was most likely the reason that you thought he had already been knighted . I edited my original post to explain myself better.
#10
sixpackshaker
Na, I thought he was knighted years ago. Like 5 years after TNG left the air.
#11
bhamv3
Yeah honestly I thought he'd been knighted already too. Not from the December announcement, but because he's just that awesome. I mean, Ian Mckellan has one too.
And the only thing left for him after this is to actually become the captain of an intergalactic starship.
That being said, this is pretty neat but I'm wondering if Patrick Stewart is nearing some kind of awesomeness plateau. Really, where does one go from here?
You know what's always bothered me (besides the thread title)? That the "Sir" title can only be used in front of your first name... he's Sir Patrick, never Sir Stewart. Sir Patrick Stewart. That's an honor only Lords get, using the title in fron of their last name. So weird.
Also, when they give an MBE to a foreigner, he gets to use the ", MBE" after his full name, but he can't use the "Sir".