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Creature animatronic specialist John Nolan Studio brought the Xbox series X-Bite to life through 3D modeling, sculpting, and fabrication.

The studios created creatures and animatronics for The Witcher, Jurassic World Dominion, HBO's upcoming Harry Potter series.

Every detail was considered from the texture and finish of the alligator to the custom Xbox wireless controller and illuminated console within.

So only one exists.

Right, October 30th.

And this is regarding HBO's new Harry Potter series adaptation.

So our goal today is to look way beyond the names on the page.

We are going to analyze the production mechanics, the breakneck timeline, and what this expansive roster actually reveals about HBO's underlying strategy for adapting this massive property into long form television.

Hello and welcome to HPTV, the Harry Potter podcast where we talk about all things Harry Potter.

In the whole wizarding world and mostly the television show on HBO.

Right now we're doing a read-along and today we're covering chapters 7 and 8.

Do it.

The only other thing that's kind of coming up here is Oxford Street.

The giant Harry Potter store opens on Wednesday, which is a little over a week from now.

I can get the day off, but I need to know the vibe.

Is there gonna be free stuff? Are people gonna be lining up overnight? Because I'm not down for that.

And I'm Laura.

We're your Harry Potter friends, of course, discussing the books and the movies and the upcoming TV show.

Follow us right now in your favorite podcast app or on YouTube, if you don't already, for new episodes every Wednesday.

And we will be fluing into full TV show coverage every week beginning December 2nd.

This week, get your decoy detonators ready because we're discussing Chapter 13 of Deathly Hallows, the Muggle-Born Registration Commission.

But first, it's time for this week's Quizzage Question.

Don't forget, last week we announced this year's physical gift for Slug Club patrons.

It's the Mugglecast Pensieve, or you might call it a Pensieve, whichever way this journal is going to work for you.

Infinitely.

He actually writes a letter to his younger brother, Ron, urging him to sever all ties with Harry Potter because Harry is a, quote, bad influence who will ruin Ron's future career prospects at the ministry.

And the psychological toll this takes on the Weasley family is immense, and it's completely absent from the films.

In the movies, the Weasleys are just this monolith of unwavering goodness.

Exactly.

Peeves is a poltergeist.

In the lore of the Harry Potter universe, a poltergeist is a non-being that generates spontaneously in areas containing large concentrations of specific energies.

Like a magical byproduct.

He says, over the last few weeks, I have been diving into the future structure for the content side of Skydance DTC, wanting the best position us to meet our short and long-term objectives.

When you think of the range of shows from Harry Potter and the White Lotus and Landman to Dunton Ranch, just a tiny sample from HBO Max Paramount Plus, you appreciate what we will deliver to our consumers.

That's great.

That's good, positive stuff.

I think I paid for these two and one more.

it's like 35 quid so you can't really like one they look good on my shelf so if anything i've spent 45 quid on some shelf ornaments but if they do anything then it's worth having um the other one that i talk about a lot is harry potter and i think with some with something so um it's such a cult following like harry potter and the new series coming out and then what i found out the other day as well a few weeks back is that every year they're releasing a new series of the Harry Potter to cover each of the films.

So essentially we've got like eight years of Harry Potter TV series to come.

Now the question at that point is, does it peak, does the 2001 Wizards of the Coast set peak at the release of the first series? tv series or does it go on to be a huge success and you sell two three four eight years too early and this is kind of the the question you always have to ask yourself right like what's when's the right time to sell and it's really for me it's about like not being greedy i'm in some of these harry potter cards so low but i've kind of got a number in my head if it gets to that point then i'm then I'll sell.

And I'll just have to get over the fact that if in eight years' time that card I sold is worth ten times what I sold it for, then that's just the reality of it.

If you thought like that always, you'd never sell anything.

Where does it stop? Because with every...

kind of animated tv series or big film franchise or a legendary band at what point do you not buy from everything do you not buy family guy cards or like you know the rolling stones stuff like it's do

Well, it's because the Penguin got nominated for 24 Emmys and it won nine of them.

It won Kristen Milioti's Best Lead Actress in a limited series, Best Contemporary Costumes, Hairstyling, Makeup, Prosthetic Makeup, Original Dramatic Score, Sound Editing, Sound Mixing, and Best Visual Effects in a single episode.

But beyond that as well, It also won awards for, or got nominated for Best Series.

It got nominated, it got Colin Farrell a bunch of nominations.

It was deemed by the industry as one of the very best television shows of the year.

And...

Marvel has announced that a brand new trailer slash preview of Avengers Doomsday is hitting us tomorrow.

See what I did there? I said it's hitting us tomorrow because it's going to debut with the World Series Game 1.