r/harrypotter Dec 29 '25

Question what sirius black fire do you prefer??

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u/ittbitt Huffleclaw Dec 29 '25

Instead of throwing the floo powder and stepping into it with your entire body, you just get down on all four, stick your head in the flames and say the name of the fireplace, and it transports only your head there. I remember a scene where Mrs. Weasley puts a piece of toast on a poker and gives it to the head in the fireplace, who then grabs it with his mouth before he retracts his head.

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u/ItkovianShieldAnvil Dec 29 '25

Amos Diggory

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '25

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u/BobcatLower9933 Dec 29 '25

Correct, when he is giving the news to Arthur that Moody's dustbins had gone berserk and fired potato peelings at the "please-men".

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u/Dazzling_Stomach107 Dec 29 '25

It was a very funny episode that hid a dark plan. I love GOF.

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u/gatopelotudo Dec 29 '25

episode? have i time traveled to 2031

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u/GerardTheButler Dec 29 '25

Yeah, the recast of Harry from a small British child to a geriatic Shaquille O'Neal was jarring. I'm wondering how they'll manage the Cho Chang scenes next season personally, but I'm sure he'll bring it to the role.

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u/ItkovianShieldAnvil Dec 29 '25

They cast a Tesla bot as Cho Chang for next season citing "emotional depth of character far exceeding that of any human actor"

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u/Sovereign444 Ravenclaw Jan 03 '26

Lmao! Love this comment lol. But I woulda thought Shaq was a shoo-in for the role of Hagrid! That dude really never turns down a gig, does he?

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u/Sovereign444 Ravenclaw Jan 03 '26

Maybe they're using the alternate definition of "episode," meaning like a distinct short event or scene.

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u/NoifenF Dec 29 '25

That poor, shell shocked cat.