Ep. 90 - Nike That Sh*t

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Join Ellen and Keighty as we discuss Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, covering the second half of Chapter Twenty-Two (The Unexpected Task) and the corresponding film scenes.

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Another great episode!

When reading a name, you have to figure out how to pronounce it yourself, and as a result, sometimes you pronounce it really differently from how someone else might pronounce it. Keighty and Ellen pronounce Parvati and Padma Patil's names so differently from what I am used to! I used to pronounce Hagrid like Hay-grid. And I know someone who pronounces Dobby like Dough-bee. It's always interesting to hear everyone's different renditions. Anyway, I overall enjoyed this movie scene so I didn't hate the differences too much. But as always I missed the things that were left out. And I thought it was weird that this was the only scene ever where we see the kids in what I have to assume is a study hall. And I obviously wasn't a fan of Snape violently hushing the boys. Finally, I didn't like in the movie how Ron's dialogue was changed to sound so stupid when talking about Fleur and I didn't like that Harry and Ron were making fun of Neville in the movie when they were really nice to him in the book.