
Join Harry Potter experts J and Ben Carlin of the Super Carlin Brothers YouTube show in a chapter-by-chapter read-through of the entire Harry Potter Saga from "The Boy Who Lived" to "The Flaw in the Plan."
These two brothers have made a career of studying and discussing the Wizarding World and invite you to join them on an in-depth analysis of the story from start to finish. We plan to explore our... more
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Join J and Ben as they dive into Chapter 25 of the Order of the Phoenix and discuss the Azkaban breakout, Bode’s death, regular Hogwarts students, Harry’s horrible date with Cho, and the interview with Rita Skeeter.
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Join J and Ben as they dive into Chapter 24 of the Order of the Phoenix and discuss Kreacher’s subterfuge, not wanting to return to Hogwarts, Snape vs. Sirius, cat-bus, the awkward convo with Cho, the lesson with Snape and the door realization.
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Join J and Ben as they dive into Chapter 23 of the Order of the Phoenix and discuss Harry’s anxiety spiral, Phineas Nigellus being a buttmunch, the most underrated moment of friendship, Christmas presents, the unexpectedly important visit to Kreacher... more
Join J and Ben as they dive into Chapter 22 of the Order of the Phoenix and discuss rushing (but not fast enough) to the Headmaster’s office, the mysterious objects in said office, the portraits, the long wait at Grimmauld Place, and the crazy amount... more
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Hey brother! Love the podcast, and the high level of excellence you have maintained consistently across 5 books so far. Question - Do you think Dumbledore told Snape the truth about Pettigrew being the secret keeper (and Sirius being innocent) or did Snape work it out himself after returning as double agent? Keep up the great work.
Hey brother! This is my favorite podcast ever and I look forward to it every week! I had a question: Although Harry learns and develops in every book, which year at Hogwarts do you guys think was Harry’s most important year? What year did he learn the most lessons or go through experiences that allowed him to ultimately triumph in the end? Thank you so much for this podcast!
Heyyyyyyyy brother. I have a silly question that I simply can’t get out of my head: how does the laundry get done at Hogwarts? It almost certainly can’t be house elves because it involves clothes. But I also can’t imagine 11 year olds doing their laundry, even if it takes a simple spell. Could there be some off-page wizard maintenance staff to help Filch? Do the prefects do it? I’d love to hear your thoughts!
Thank you for making TTGD an integral anchor-point for my week. Love the podcast!
This is a really good podcast and my first time hearing someone do a deep dive about Harry Potter. My my question is what if Hermione was in Ravenclaw Ron was in Hufflepuff and Harry was in Slytherin all at the same time. What would happen how would this change the plot? Would they still be friends? Ps can you pls cut down on the adds
I know there has been a lot of discussion in the past about why Harry cannot see thestrals at the end of the 4th year after the whole Deadric situation (lols) and you recently had a theory that Harry did not see Deadric until over the summer thru Voldy’s memory/dreams. After listening to Order ch 21, Hermione says “only people who can see thestrals are people who have seen death.” What if she meant Death the character and not that you have to witness someone die. Would the Peverell bros have bee... more
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The podcast offers an engaging chapter-by-chapter read-through of the entire Harry Potter series, led by the enthusiastic Carlin brothers, who are known for their expertise in the Wizarding World. Each episode provides a blend of detailed analysis, humorous commentary, and lively interaction with audiences, making it a vibrant exploration of the beloved series. The hosts delve into character motivations, thematic elements, and the intricacies of the story, while also discussing popular fan theories and addressing plot inconsistencies. This in-depth approach is likely to captivate listeners who are either lifelong fans or newcomers to the magical world.
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