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Welcome everyone to Mugglecast. Episode 228, Micah, Eric, and I here this week. Hello, gentlemen.

Hello, Andrew. We apologize for the late release. We know you like to rely on us for, uh, you know,

a new episode every other Sunday, but we kind of dropped the ball this week. Apologies, but at any

rate, we're here, we're square, and we're everywhere. I'm Andrew Sims. I'm Eric Skull. And I'm Mike

Attentive. And I just wrote up, it came up with the worst intro ever. Michael, what's in the news?

I was gonna let you slide there, Andrew, but you caught yourself, so good for you. A little bit of

news going on, actually, as we are recording the show. Deathly Hallows Part One and Part Two

won awards tonight at the National Movie Awards in the UK. Deathly Hallows Part One won for

Best Fantasy and Deathly Hallows Part Two, uh, picked up. I think it was most anticipated summer

movie, something like that. It's about all it can win, having not been released.

That was fun. But when you were announcing that news, I was like, hey, what could it possibly

win? Oh, most anticipated. Yeah, the best finale movie of the summer. Exactly. There you go.

Best Part Two film ever. But David Heyman, David Barron, and Bonnie Wright were there. They

accepted the awards. And it is interesting, though, to see the Potter series get some level

recognition because it doesn't very often get it here in the US. It seems to get more in the UK.

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