What's going on? I am Nando. And I'm DJ. And this is mostly nitpicking a podcast where we pick apart a piece of pop culture by looking exclusively at the details. Woo! Woo! Ha ha! Big one this week. Huge. The biggest one since Venom, probably. It all ends. It all ends. Ha ha. How stupid we were. I mean, we all knew it wasn't going to end. Yeah. This wouldn't be the. Yeah. There's no way. But, and yeah, not even the end of the end of the, like, because we've got the prequels that are going to be the things we cover in the next two weeks. Then you've also got the play, which is very clearly kind of a continuation of what we've been doing up until now. Have you read the play? Did we talk about this before? So the cursed child thing? That's it, yeah. I've never read it, but I think it's like, it's on Broadway, right? Yeah, I don't completely understand it because I know it's multiple plays. So like, yeah, there's like two parts and it's like eight hours total. It costs like a bazillion dollars.

Nando, we should find a way to watch the play, and then to a mostly nitpicking episode on the play no one has seen. Well, you can. I mean, hypothetically, we could nitpick the play itself, or we could just nitpick, like, the book of the play. That's true. Although I hear the play reads kind of crappily, and it's a better book, or it's a better play than it is a book, which isn't shocking. I feel like that's probably true of a lot of plays. Yeah, I would rather watch Macbeth than read Macbeth. Exactly. Especially if I were in a three-story room where everyone was wearing masks and touching everybody

or whatever.

What's that thing?

Sleep no more?

I've never done that, but I hear it's fine.

But DJ, what are we talking about this week?

What's the actual thing?

It's not a play.

It's not a book technically because it's like its own thing.

Yeah, it's its own movie. Because the book got all machungid, or muffungled. Is that

name of a guy in this? Mungungus. Mofongo. That's right. A delicious, delicious Dominican

dish. Momofuko. I love that place.

Oh, yeah.

Where is that? What is that? That sounds familiar. Isn't it a Korean restaurant chain that's in various places? I think there's one in New York. There's another one in L.A. Yeah, I think I've had that. It's good. They should serve Mofongo. Yeah. The delicious, whatever. I want to say it's Dominican. I could be super wrong about that, but it's good food.

Anyway, no, we're talking about what movie are we talking? delicious whatever. I want to say it's Dominican. I can be super wrong about that, but it's good food.

Anyway, no, we're talking about.

What movie are we talking about, T.J.?

We're talking about Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, part two, which after reading the conclusion, I have to say, out of all of the, and it's not the movie's fault, it's the book's fault, but after all of the titular,

um, like Harry Potter names to go after it, this might be the worst one, the Deathly Hollows.

Completely agree. I hate. Yeah. Like, it should be anything else. Harry Potter and the final battle.

I mean, I guess that's not like kind of what this is, but yeah, I don't know. Couldn't it be like, I guess what's the thing that shows up in this movie that is the thing? The thing? It's Voldemort. Right, exactly. But I'm thinking like an item or like a, well, I guess no, because sometimes it's like the half blood prints yeah i don't know

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