He bought it after his first cook with Gale, and Gale recited “When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer” to him afterward.

Basically, it was a moment when they bonded over just LOVING chemistry SO MUCH. In this episode, his chortle and subsequent tossing away of the book seemed like a “remember when I wasn’t a crazy greedy lunatic about all this?” moment.

I liked it, but I did find myself thinking “Nolan! Show, don’t tell!” a lot. Like when Catwoman is all mad at that guy who hired her in the beginning, and he spends A LOT of time explaining the thing she wants directly to her, even though she’d be like “yeah, duh, that thing. I know what it is.”

Also, I really hated the big switch for Marion Cotillard’s character in the end. I felt like it made Bane less awesome to have him be a thug, rather than the mastermind. I honestly felt like the film would have been just fine–better actually–if they had not written her character in. Before her big switch, she was a very empty character, and after her switch, she was a very lame villain who hijacked a lot of Bane’s bad-ass character development.

UGH. Just too many things going on, I think.

[These rays] may be blue, but [they're] the bomb.

oh man. I did not expect those alpacas to be that funny.

Wait. Are Michael Strahan and Josh Groban really the other two options? Does no one else want to host a morning news show? Those both seem like pretty far off from the first people I would call.

treat me like a king, eh?

“This is Scotland. Why are we having a barbeque? All our food is wet.”

MY favourite summertime song

It’s out in the UK already, surprisingly. It’s not as bad as you’re hearing. BUT. It’s not great.

Why does KK look so sad all the time? He’s a successful rapper named after a delicious doughnut. He’s living the dream.