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" No one is going to argue that James May isn&amp;#039;t a bit of a dweeb, but he&amp;#039;s certainly a delightful dweeb. As\u00A0Captain Slow on\u00A0Top Gear, he played more of a supporting role as the one most often frustrated by Jeremy Clarkson&amp;#039;s childish antics. But when he&amp;#039;s hosting his own show, that&amp;#039;s when May&amp;#039;s delightful nerdish nature truly shines. In his latest show, called\u00A0The Reassembler, May does exactly as the title suggests\u2014he reassembles things. And for the first episode, he was tasked with reassembling all 331 pieces of a 1959 lawnmower. Yes, it&amp;#039;s exactly as tedious a task as it sounds, but\u00A0May is so fascinated by it, we couldn&amp;#039;t help getting drawn in. Thankfully, the episode is cut down to only 30 minutes of the 10-plus hours May spends reassembling the lawnmower, but somehow the whole thing is completely mesmerizing. But as fascinating as\u00A0The Reassembler is, we have to say we&amp;#039;re much more excited about seeing May back together with Clarkson and Hammond when\u00A0The Grand Tour debuts this fall. via Jalopnik "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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