25: Harry Podder ft. Blliot

from BM&W · host Charlotte and Emily

this weeks podcast has the best name of any podcast ever. harry "podder..." get it. cause its like harry potter... but its a podcast... anyway, this week is a very exciting podcast because there is a guest star. his name is All and he is a licensed harry potter expert. in this episode, they discuss the best and the worst of the harry potter movies. which ones were accurate to the book, which ones had the best storylines, and why victor drum was ugly. these are life's most troubling questions and all the answers to which are provided today. but the bast thing by far is that the book series doesn't have an author, it was written by no one🥰 anyway, we hope you enjoy another movies ranking podcast but its the least we could to for our most loyal number one fan, Thomas "Tommy Cart" Carter. bm&w (and elliot) proudly present a mediocre podcast.

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