Carrie Havel
as Director
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The TV series Harry Potter: Hogwarts Tournament of Houses, created by an unlisted creator and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on November 28, 2021 in the United States. The series spans 1 season with 4 episodes, featuring the voices of Helen Mirren, Luke Youngblood, Tom Felton, and Nicole Flamel. It follows the story of Superfans of the Wizarding World are tested using their knowledge to compete for the coveted House Cup. This is a Short, Action, Adventure series and has received a rating of 4.9/10 from 2,139 viewers.
Carrie Havel
as Director
Helen Mirren
as Self - Host
Luke Youngblood
as Self - Special Guest Announcer
Tom Felton
as Self - Special Guest
Nicole Flamel
as Slytherin Audience Cast
Matthew Lewis
as Self - Special Guest
Simon Fisher-Becker
as Self - Special Guest
Shirley Henderson
as Self - Special Guest
Pete Davidson
as Self - Special Guest
Dan Fogler
as Self - Special Guest
Jay Leno
as Self - Special Guest
Harry Taylor
as Self - Special Guest
Adrian Dev
as Slytherin
Annie Bennett
as Ravenclaw Team Player
Michael Joseph Pierce
as Harry Taylor Look-Alike #1
Steve Testa
as Harry Taylor Look-Alike #3
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I don't even know what to say. It was all just so disappointing. It was cringy and awkward, sure it is expected some from the contestants but even the host where bad and interrupted the contestants several times. And it all felt highly scripted. The questions where either super easy or just strange, like do you know where this highly zoomed in picture is taken... And they took so much time to answer even easy questions that they barely had any questions at all. Even after all that I watched the whole episode and it didn't get any better with several more highly disappointing moments, still I guess as it's a cartoon network thing that it's more made for kid's rather then adults. But it's just all so disappointing because it could have easily been so much better, for example by simply being more natural, stop forcing them to take so much time to answer questions, add more questions and take away the unnecessary points repetition. Sad about Lee Jordan though, maybe have him host the show instead... Couldn't be worse....
The whole show is FAKE. The contestants are clearly told to give the wrong answers. I could only watch 20 minutes of it. Terryble scripted moneygrab. A disgrace for Harry Potter. Please don't watch it so things like this won't happen again.
I'd rather pluck my eyes out than watch another episode of this poorly staged, acted or whatever show. Please stop showing this until it's too late. The fact that I have to give one star to this is a too much.
The idea isn't bad. They could do much better at the moment its like they stole the idea from scene it. Very gimmicky with other celebs been shown behind a book case to call out the points... that you can clearly see in front of them. Not sure why that was needed. Thought as cartoon network was involved it would be kids/teenagers. But when the contestants are adults some retired just become a joke. Don't let me get started with the deliberating about what is the right question. A to D and just pick one. Found the showing just cringing can could only endure 1/4 of it.
I don't know if this was fake and scripted as some have suggested, but it was terribly cheesy. It was like what a comedy sketch show (maybe Key and Peele) would do as a mick take of a American scripted reality TV shows, with all the over the top clapping and cheering after every sentence and apparently normal people 'contestants' who love being in front of the camera and acting out their well rehearsed lines, and an advert break every 10 minutes. However, as a Harry Potter fan there were some interesting questions in there and it was enjoyable just to be connected to the universe again for 45 minutes. A properly done Harry Potter quiz show would be hugely popular, wonderful for fans to watch, and would probably go on running for years and decades. So in short, this was disappointing and achieved very little of what it could have, however, as a Harry Potter fan you are always going to enjoy being connected to the universe no matter how bad it is.
The show was fine, the studio had a nice atmosphere, they had some props from the movies which was cool. The contestants looked like they knew their Harry Potter trivia well enough. However, I expected the questions to be much harder than what we saw. In the begining I thought it was very easy but I was hoping this was because they were in a warm up round. I was disappointed to see this carry on almost until the end. If you're a Harry Potter fan you will enjoy it, but if you're a trivia buff you may be annoyed the questions are way too easy and you might lose interest quickly. Still, it was only one episode - I hope they will do better next time.
3 reasons why this is absolutely terrible. 1. The questions are incredibly easy. 2. Why is this American? Harry Potter is a British film. 3. Why not have an actual star of Harry Potter as host? I like Helen Mirren, but she isn't even in the films! Great idea, poor execution. If you're a true Harry Potter fan, avoid at all costs.
Is this show made to destroy the franchise? It surely seems likely. As a game show, it's probably the worst ever made. As a Harry Potter themed show, it's beyond bad.
Clearly was made only for Americans. Said in the show that they had 'the best Harry Potter fans in the world'... America is NOT the world!!! Only 2 contestants from a show about a BRITISH book were from the UK (barely). AND they had Dame Helen Mirren call the Philosophers stone the Sorcerers stone because Americans don't know what a Philosopher is 🙄 also, Helen is a great actress but why was she hosting? She has nothing to do with it! And the contestants struggled with the easiest questions? How?! Just irritating! And just get to the questions! We don't care about the bloody people chosen to play!
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