Summary:
Sir Patrick Stewart has a new comedy skit to promote his new film, "Match," which riffs off of a new study on the most common ""annoying"" airline habits.

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(CNN)Make it so. Or better yet, make it stop. Sir Patrick Stewart, perhaps most widely known for his role as Captain Jean-Luc Picard on "Star Trek: The Next Generation," showed off his stage chops on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" this week in a skit about pesky plane passengers. Among the portrayed offenses, which were compiled from Expedia's 2014 Airplane Etiquette Study, Stewart feasted on a day-old tuna sandwich and a slice of Camembert cheese as the "stinky snacker" before violating all concepts of personal space as the "seat climber." The 74-year-old British thespian was promoting a new film, "Match," which opened on Thursday. Here's the full list of Expedia's findings, which surveyed 1,000 Americans on what they considered the most annoying in-flight behavior. 1. Rear seat-kicker (67%) 2. Inattentive parents (64%) 3. Aromatic passenger (56%) 4. Audio-insensitive (talking/music) (51%) 5. Boozer (50%) 6. Chatty Cathy (43%) 7. Carry-on baggage offenders (39%) 8. Armrest hog (38%) 9. Seat-back guy (aka seat recliner) (37%) 10. Queue jumper (35%) 11. Overhead bin inconsiderate (32%) 12. Pungent foodies (32%) 13. Back-of-seat grabber (31%) 14. Playboy (reads/watches adult content) (30%) 15. Amorous (inappropriate affection) (29%) 16. Mad bladder (28%) 17. Undresser (removes shoes or more) (26%) 18. Seat switcher (13%)