Our Take: HBO's Harry Potter, a kidney donation & Chris loses to English (again)

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What is the weekend briefing’s opening debrief about HBO’s new Harry Potter series?

Sasha Barbour Gatt 0:02
Alisna production.
Chris Spyrou 0:07
Hello, hello, hello. Happy Saturday to you listening. Welcome to Owltake. It is We said last week we were gonna change the cell from ties off shoes off to lights off.
Sasha Barbour Gatt 0:17
Because we like to record in the dark.
Chris Spyrou 0:19
Correct. However, Digi has come back. Our digital social team said that we can no longer do that because they want to start cutting up clips for social media. So welcome to Our Take. Our ties are on. Our shoes are on and the bloody lights are also on. I don't have a tie, but my shoes are on. Yeah, but we're fear- it's loosey-goosey. It's loosey-goosey. It's a loosier, um, you know, less formal version of the briefing where we look back at the week that was and what you and I made of it and what you listening made of it all. Still fact checked though, importantly always. Importantly. Um we start with a debrief where we debrief and we talk about a story that we couldn't stop chatting about off air. Maybe it's a story that we did get to during the week.
Chris Spyrou 1:01
Maybe it's a story that we didn't get to during the week. Maybe it's a story that we haven't covered on the pod yet, which is this week's debriefing. About it today. And then um we also open up our inbox, we go through some of your DMs, comments, and reactions from the week that was. And then it is our brand new weekend quiz where we find out if you've been paying attention or if someone around the business has been paying attention to our headlines. And then we, of course, capital off with the weekend list where we recommend what to watch, see, do, eat, and listen to. And Sasha Barbergati's giving me the eyes that we have not formally introduced ourselves. Hello, Chris Beery here.
Sasha Barbour Gatt 1:36
Uh, Sasha Barbagat, we are the host of the briefing, and yes, it is our chill Saturday episode, and let's start with this week's debrief.
Chris Spyrou 1:52
You're a wizard. This does things to my brain that I cannot explain to you. Like the nostalgia, the warm fuzzy feelings.
Sasha Barbour Gatt 2:00
Maybe some other feelings too, depending on who you are and and and what your thoughts are. Of course, we're talking about Harry Potter. Now, um, HBO, if you've been living under a rock, is remaking the books into a TV series. We've had the movies. Um, God, the last one came out, oh my goodness, 15 years ago, I want to say. Almost you fact check that while I set up the HBO TV. TV series. So um they are doing a book a season. And at the end of last week, we got the second teaser trailer for it. Now Now we kept trying to find ways to cover this in the pod, but we just couldn't fit it into the mix. So we thought, why not talk about it in the debrief?
Chris Spyrou 2:43
Yeah, and you were right. Well, I was right. Twenty eleven. Deathly Hallows part two, twenty eleven. That's
Sasha Barbour Gatt 2:47
I still remember I saw that's how long I've been with my partner for 'cause we saw it at the movies together. Yeah, that's why I knew it was like roughly around then 'cause I knew we'd only recently started dating. But yeah, um I can't believe it's been that long since we last saw the movie.
Chris Spyrou 3:00
That was I was in year six. I was in year six and I do remember also watching it and I my neighbours across the road, that was our thing. We used to go watch Harry Potter movies together and that was just what a b and a two-parter ending to that series in movie form.
Sasha Barbour Gatt 3:15
I do I will say they did the Deathly Hallows quite well. But the whole reason I think that I mean, obviously, let's make money. Um, let's make a new Harry Potter thing. We know it's not only going to capture all the existing Harry Potter adults, it's also going to capture a new generation of Harry Potter lovers, people who were new to the story, kids and teenagers. But as well, there was a lot of criticism of the movies that they just didn't hit all of the detail in the book. Which they just weren't able to. Let's face it, what have you got? 90 minutes to two hours to get it all in. So yeah, that's what we're being told to expect. A lot more detail. And yeah, we got this second teaser trailer. Now we are gonna get to the JK Rowling uh controversies and and what people have to say and what you listening had to say about it.

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