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EPISODE · Aug 16, 2011 · 47 MIN

Episode 6: “Only two people are known to have done it … and they’re both dead!”

from Harry Potter Lexicon Podcast · host Steve VanderArk

Steve discusses McGonagall and Walpurga and their friends, wobbly bridges, mutant chickens, Bertie Botts Shots, who can and can’t fly, a fateful decision to retrieve a forgotten diary, and other odds and ends of Harry Potter canon. Show links: Lexicon’s timeline: 1920 through 1945 Lexicon Bestiary introduction page Notes about Wizards NOT flying Millennium Bridge on […] The post Episode 6: “Only two people are known to have done it … and they’re both dead!” appeared first on Harry Potter Lexicon.

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Steve discusses McGonagall and Walpurga and their friends, wobbly bridges, mutant chickens, Bertie Botts Shots, who can and can’t fly, a fateful decision to retrieve a forgotten diary, and other odds and ends of Harry Potter canon. Show links: * Lexicon’s timeline: 1920 through 1945 * Lexicon Bestiary introduction page * Notes about Wizards NOT flying * Millennium Bridge on Wikipedia * Bertie Botts Every Flavour Beans * King’s Cross Station

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