How Voldemort Got His ORIGINAL Wand Back | Harry Potter Film Theory

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Today J dives deep into the Wizarding World of Harry Potter to uncover how Voldemort got his original wand back after the perilous night of the Potter’s plight!
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[@SuperCarlinBrothers]

What a wonderfully weird and whacky Woldemort theory, amiright?

[@dragoscristea7827]

Peter Pettigrew rat form search rubble find wand. Right?

[@greatlakes2047]

Yes. And what wonderful alliteration!

[@luttara644]

I actually contend the wand breaking only actually happens and matters for students who get expelled, so that they cannot illegally perform magic(as part of the statute of secrecy). This wouldn't matter for graduates who don't necessarily need the appropriate wand since they have the appropriate knowledge, so they don't really bother.

[@OdinSmilesRavensLaugh72051]

It's an interesting one, also think about the wizards who understand wandlore you'd think voldemorts yew and pheonix wand would be heavily desired as an insanely powerful wand particularly with the dark arts that goes without saying 🤷‍♂️ like obv those who know desire the elder wand but voldemorts wand.. hmm lol fun fact my wand in hogwarts legacy is actually yew and pheonix feather 😂 and yes it has the pale bone design as well... I'm a dark wizard what can I say dark arts fancy me and i fancy them 😅😅

[@Cyandog102]

Why so much alliteration

[@iRule37]

What if: SCB wrote the rest of Fantastic Beasts?

[@m4xamillion966]

what if SCB rebooted the franchise completely

[@SuperCarlinBrothers]

I'm game

[@amberbanuelos7053]

Yes!! Only I’d want them to rewrite the last two movies; the first was good, the sequels… not so much.

[@kayleighlehrman9566]

Let SCB be the James Gunn of Wizarding World; full creative control over all projects, and final arbiters of what is and isn't canon (cough Cursed Child cough)

[@richardchisenhall387]

I'd like them to redo the whole series, with Harry as a Slytherin, Hermione as a ravenclaw and Ron as a Hufflepuff. Make Neville more integral as the main Gryffindor character, give Draco the redemption arc he deserves, give Hermione and Luna a deeper friendship and make the pairings Ron+Luna Harry+Hermione and Neville+Ginny as they all balance each other better. Ron is grounded while Luna is whimsical, Harry is lax while Hermione is active though they're both geniuses, and Neville is soft spoken and gentle while Ginny is brash and fiery it just feels like a better match up than what we got

[@coolbrotherf127]

The amount of alliteration in the script isn't lost on me lol It's pretty funny.

[@SuperCarlinBrothers]

Glad you enjoy!

[@ContesHistoireEtLegendes]

Omg I was only concentrating on the alliterations and rhymes and at one point I forgot to listen to the whole story and started pointing out the alliterations in my head 😂

[@madethistocomment727]

​@SuperCarlinBrothers how many takes did you need? I feel like there would be a lot of tounge-tyed moments.

[@apocalypsepack9769]

The entire thing reminds me of the V speech, V for Voldemort

[@tjrs1618]

@@SuperCarlinBrothers No quick cut away to V introducing himself to Evie. LOL Great job!! Was it in alphabetical alliteration?

[@GTrevise]

I always assumed Peter got the wand the night the potters died, and stashed it somewhere. Then he picked it on the way to find voldy.

[@MythStarFire]

My thinking as well. He knew where the house was and when Voldy went. He might have even been there hiding and watching, since he knew to hide from Sirius within hours.

[@jawstrock2215]

Actually, I think he might have gone there right after faking his death facing Sirius. That might have been the better timing. If only to see if it was true.

[@ultrauniqueRRRfan216]

This is what I always thought happened too.

[@lxena8033]

Bingo.... that's what I thought.... still do. He didn't need Lupin's wand to transform back to a rat. That's just a movie thing. In the books he uses it to stun Ron to get out of the shackles, ans stun Crookshanks. Also.... just gonna say, Hagrid would have given the wand to Dumbledore....so..... sorry, one of the few theories I can't get behind.

[@joshuacarroll6668]

@@lxena8033in the movie he wasnt using the wand to transform he was going to use lupins wand to attack or kill the gang. Harry uses Expelliarmus and he transforms after he’s been disarmed

[@hatchera]

The amount of awesome alliteration left me positively perplexed.

[@SuperCarlinBrothers]

😉

[@Miss_Myth]

Absolutely astonished alright! 😂

[@fredkaanapu8693]

Same 😅

[@elfishmoss1457]

to be fair, I had the opposite experience, I couldn't watch the entire thing because of the alliteration

[@crehenge2386]

Extremely annoying

[@dawnmcauley6411]

My own theory for why Hagrid's and only Hagrid's want (but not the Death Eater's) was snapped was it was an aspect of expulsion specifically. In my mind, every *fully trained* witch and wizard has an irrevocable right to a wand. So where does the leave Hagrid? He wasn't fully trained. Magical schools not only exist to integrate young witches and wizard into the wizarding world but ensure that their magic is not a danger to themselves or others. Hagrid never received this full training and the snapping of his wand is a precaution against the potential danger of that, not an outright punishment of crime (it effectively is but it's not the purpose of such.)

[@tikoimer]

I thought the same and since Fantastic Beast even more. If there is one wand you want to snap in half, it would have been Grindlewald's. I know it was in America, but when the representative of the English Ministry got the wand, he also didn't destroy it. Maybe only the Minister of Magic may do it, but I still think MACUSA would have also done it then

[@kairemeriniit]

Still, what would define a fully trained one - with some of them raised in home and some quitting themselves as Fred and George?

[@dawnmcauley6411]

@@kairemeriniit Probably the OWLs. They seem to be standardized and are used to determine career path.

[@insaincaldo]

Perhaps for Hagrid, but at the very least the ministry would have confiscated any wand of a criminal. It is however not hard to imagine them temporarily using subpar procured wants, till Voldemort's coup of the Ministry.

[@Dreadjaws]

This is all plausible but also _extraordinarily_ complicated. I think a much likelier chain of events would be: - Voldemort kills the Potters - Sirius arrives, but in his rage he fails to notice the wand (or doesn't care) and goes straight for Peter - Peter fakes his death, escapes and arrives at the Potter house, either to see if it's true that Voldemort failed or with the express purpose of getting the wand - He gets the wand and goes into hiding - At some point he moves in with the Weasleys, leaving the wand stashed somewhere - All the events until and including Prisoner of Azkaban occur - Peter retrieves the wand from its hiding place and goes looking for Voldemort I find this much simpler and less dependant on a bunch of weird decisions and odd coincidences.

[@UnfazedPhoenix]

If you're boring af and don't understand how this universe works sure. Also Peter wouldn't go to the scene of the crime after faking his death like that it makes no sense. Jay's theory is better as usual.

[@Dreadjaws]

@@UnfazedPhoenix Imagine being this ridiculous and not actually offering any counterpoint.

[@deviantmonday2427]

There is such a thing as too much alliteration LOL

[@robertgronewold3326]

My personal head Cannon is that the ministry of magic collected the wand as evidence after the Potter murder, but Augustus Rookwood of the Department of mysteries swapped out Voldemort's wand for a fake one and then put the real one in whatever meeting place the Death Eaters had. Fast forward 12 years and none of the other Death Eaters are going to the meeting place anymore, so Peter Pettigrew can just Waltz right in.

[@emma_704]

That is certainly a good one!

[@KristinSLuce]

Given Occam's Razor (the simplest theory is usually correct), consider this instead: Pettigrew was skulking outside the Potter residence when Voldy went in. Why? Because he was about to be either honored beyond belief by Voldy, or something would go awry and he would be in terrible danger (from the Order, and Sirius in particular). He was the Secret Keeper and could therefore witness, in this case from outside, what would happen (like a rat). He sees the whole event go down and is thus the first one on the scene. He finds Voldy's cloak and wand, encounters his two dead "friends," and Harry, crying in his crib after this horrific ordeal. What does he do, rat that he is? He abandons baby Harry and his friends' corpses and flees with the only thing of value: the wand. He does not yet know what happened to Voldy, he has his own wand, and further he has not *won* this wand. So, he hides V's wand, buries it perhaps. Then he taunts Sirius into a duel (using his own wand) for two reasons: fake his own death (they find nothing but his finger, and his wand! which helps prove his death), and it gets Sirius into Azkaban so that Wormtail is now a bit safer in the world. He won't need his own wand as he is living as a rat. How did he turn himself into a rat without a wand? Under extreme circumstances, one can produce magic without a wand. Or, perhaps he kept his wand and it was lost in another way during the past 13 years of being in hiding. From there, the rest is history, and everything falls into place. Once Sirius and Remus discover him, he transforms, scurries away, retrieves Voldy's wand from hiding and goes searching for him-knowing that Voldy will take him back because he can prove that he is a "trusted servant" by having kept his wand as well as coming to find him.

[@colinayers3498]

The alliteration is strong with this one

[@TolliverHiker]

I was like…in my head…this is on purpose, right!? 😂

[@SLX__13]

There are ample alliterations appearing in this appealing announcement!

[@CrazyxAngel93]

I was thinking the same thing!😂

[@kf10147]

Yeah the script sounds almost like AI it just does not sound natural or human

[@Rizzob17]

I literally just commented the same thing, verbatim, haha.

[@wolfboy7778]

I actually think the whole diving for Lupin's Wand thing wasn't to transform, it was to get the magical cuffs off...which is ironic because getting out of handcuffs is literally muggle magic.

[@nightleopard13]

Carpe means seize...wandeum diem means Wand Day.

[@SuperCarlinBrothers]

Yes i know

[@listinglazily]

Isn't that why he said "wand the day"?

[@SgtSupaman]

@@listinglazily , he said "seize the wand".

[@laurynwalton]

My thought exactly! 😄

[@TheGreatBambi13]

Love that Out Cold reference

[@genio2509]

6:17 I think Peter grabbed Lupin's wand because they had casted him the anti animagus spell, which blocked him from transforming, so he needed to cast the counter to scape.

[@jawstrock2215]

plausible.

[@windhelmguard5295]

Peter also claimed lupins wand against lupins will at that moment and was thus its master, whereas he was not the master of voldemorts wand and thus couldn't have used it effectively anyway.

[@Jan_Koopman]

I loved the alliterations. And I don't know if it was intentional, but there seemed to be some rhymes and a rhythm, too. The entire video sounded like a poem. Chef's kiss

[@blakdeth]

I think peter needed a wand to turn back into a rat was because they forced him out of his rat form using magic. He probably had some sort of spell on him that disabled transformations that he had to remove before transformating.

[@LordTKII]

Or maybe he needed it because he was never as good as Sirius or James with the transformation, Peter wouldn't have managed the initial transformation without the help of James and Sirius. And additionally he hasn't used any magic let alone the transformation for thirtween years. Maybe he was just a bit rusty and he used the wand to make sure it worked.

[@LunaBeth97]

Idk if I prefer the mental image of a rat using its own tiny wand or a rat attempting to use a normal sized wand

[@gqsmooth1969]

My vote is for tiny wand. I want to see that now lol.

[@tamarmolerick3814]

The "how did Voldemort/ Sirius/ Death Eaters get their wands back" question really is a gaping plot hole

[@Mary_Studios]

Possibly Sirius got a new wand for order of phoenix by Dumbledoor's request to Olivander, it's quite possible that since he gave some of Fox's feathers they're on good terms, or even just used a family members old wand if it was still in the house.

[@fhbirsidha]

Just bought/forcefully took one from any wand shop... Multiple wands can choose a wizard

[@musicjunkiie2393]

It could be that dumbledore summond his wand for him once his innocence was proven (despite him knowing all along that he was innocent of getting the potters directly murdered)

[@cmarie1357]

The whole thing with Sirius’s wand has bothered me for YEARS.

[@rachelmanning5709]

Two words. Government incompetence.

[@adamfoust7663]

The amount of alliteration is amazingly astonishing. Absolutely approve.

[@reinkdesigns]

I never viewed it as Peter needing a wand to transform, I assumed lupin put a jinx on him preventing him from turning back into a rat and he needed a wand to undo that

[@paraschauhan1603]

Scintillating speculation aside, the stream of syntactically specialized shooting-off was stupendously stimulating.

[@CharpyTheHedgehog]

Love your theory videos! Have you ever thought about making a video on how the series has a chiastic structure, meaning the books are mirrored to each other, hinged around book 4. So 1 and 7 are mirrored, 2 and 6 are mirrored, 3 and 5 are mirrored. Those pairs all have similar themes and patterns, to an uncanny degree. Book 4 is the centrepiece and has parallels to 1 and 7 (for example those three books are the only books where Ollivander and Wandlore feature and the only books where dragons feature (baby dragon Norbert in book 1, mother dragon Hungarian Horntail with her egg in book 4 and elderly dragon Ukrainian Ironbelly in book 7 in Gringotts). It's really fascinating!

[@tia7520]

What I think is that this much alliteration makes it hard to focus. It also made me think of pippy from Mr poppers penguins. She only alliterates in P's

[@jmc9419]

Yeah, agreed; so hard to focus!

[@kex5835]

Assuming that Petigrew could use Voldemort's wand at all seems like a guess. And the fear of Voldemort finding out that he used his wand could also prevent him form even trying to do so.

[@MikeSiegert]

I’ve always wondered why Voldemort‘s wand looks like a bone, since it is never explicitly described in the book, I always figured that was a liberty the movie makers took without really thinking.

[@lidular]

If you were wondereing the line "pocketed it" appears in all 7 books as a bit of an inside joke/ prank on Stephen Fry. He had a lot of trouble saying it as he narrated the philosophers stone audiobook. He therefore called the auther and asked if it was alright if they changed it to "put it in his pocket" she responded no, and then made sure to put it in every single book from then on, just to annoy him

[@imaginepageant]

Thanks for explaining, I had no idea about that! Reminds me of how the Scottish David Tennant had trouble saying the “oo” sound in a British accent as the Doctor, so the writers named an alien race the Ood just to make him say it a hundred times in one episode. 😆

[@SmerkyRandomised]

​@@imaginepageant true lol, i think they messed with him even more in the episode with the Judoon platoon upon the moon!

[@imaginepageant]

@@SmerkyRandomised Omg yes! I forgot about that!

[@53prime]

Additionally the reason she refused to change it for him was because when he arrived to record Philosophers Stone and he met her he was just told "it's a children's story and it's getting a sequel" and he was pretty smug about it, so she was petty about his request.

[@T101G]

this is actually an urban legend. The phrase only appears in like half the books I think.

[@Nero-ub6pv]

What was with the abundant alliteration?

[@TolliverHiker]

It was funny for a few mins then it made my brain 🤪

[@williamjeska3711]

As for how people get there wands back - my headcanon has always been that the wand becomes the property of the owners family (we do see similar things on the other end with long bottoms and even Ron used his older brother’s) - so these prominent families probably appeal to the ministry to retrieve the wand. The assumption is the death eaters are never getting out of Azkaban, therefore it really isn’t too big of a problem, almost becomes a memento. Hargrids wand was snapped due to being expelled while underage (before his OWLs).

[@mousermind]

Someone apparently struggled to meet the word count for the assignment.

[@Cheesehead_Caleb]

The amount of alliteration in this video is awesome.

[@DreadKyller]

The first people to the Potters residence was Hagrid and Sirius, who was there to collect Harry and could have easily not seen a wand buried under rubble. His mission was to get Harry out before anyone else came snooping, he wasn't going to hang around looking. As for Sirius, it's never really explained whether he goes into the house, from understanding he goes to see the house to check on the Potters after not finding Pettigrew where he should have been. Upon seeing the house he almost immediately goes to seek out Pettigrew. While it might be easy to assume the wand would have been immediately recovered there were more pressing matters at hand and no evidence that anyone spent significant time at the potters residence for at least the first day or two. It is entirely possible that Pettigrew grabbed the wand either before or after he was confronted by Sirius and hid the wand away somewhere. This theory you present honestly requires more assumptions and chance than the simpler alternative of "They didn't really look because everything was in a rush right after it happened."

[@DizzyedUpGirl]

The alliterations are killing me.

[@tjhall1000]

i assumed since harry backfired his spell with it as a baby, that harry was the true master of voldys original wand which is why it refuses to kill him lol

[@emilydwelch3962]

The amount of alliterations used in this video is amazing. Well done, J

[@pecassoo]

WHY IS J TALKING LIKE V FROM "V for Vendetta"???

[@iowa89357]

*vendetta5

[@janicelewis3744]

The alliteration is awwwwesome! Great vid as always.

[@rebbjewar]

The alliterations in this episode had me cracking up 😂 Jonathan, you're fantastic ❤

[@heylolp9]

What If suggestion: What if Barty Crouch Jr. escaped with Harry's Wand after casting the Dark Mark at the Quidditch World Cup >Harry needs to buy a new wand >No Twin cores at the Graveyard >Crouch Sr. when not finding his Son might sound the alarm

[@Jasonlovesmusic559]

As always, this video is arguably amazing and also aptly alliterated. Awesome!

[@khrystynaoselska8390]

Liked the theory! The effort in for this one is crazy. The best brothers)

[@thareelhelloagain]

HEY BROTHERS!!! Theory; do the Dursleys desires represent the Hallows? Dudley for power (the Elder Wand), Petunia for getting her sister back (the resurrection stone), and Vernon for conformity and normality, AKA to be invisible (the invisibility cloak).

[@simasimm8497]

I think Dudley will chose the cloak, he has major character change by book 7. Vernon is the power hungry one and would go for the wand.

[@simonvanberlo983]

I am not really on board with the idea of Petunia wanting her sister back. They had a strained relationship from the moment Lilly found out she was a witch. She had been yealous at her from this moment and resented her for being special while she was not.

[@emily79519]

I don't think Petunia wants Lily back. she pretends that she doesn't even have a sister, even before Lily dies

[@thareelhelloagain]

@@simasimm8497 I was going mainly off their characterizations in book 1.

[@thareelhelloagain]

@@emily79519 I'd counter by saying that I think Petunia's biggest regret is not being close with her sister and missing the time she could have had with her when she was alive. I think that's another part of the reason that she truly hates magic is that without magic she and Lily would still be friends and Lily would still be alive. She hates magic because it took her sister from her, both initially, and then again when she was killed. I actually think that Petunia wishes more than anything in the world that Lily had survived, maybe even instead of Harry. I think she absolutely does wish she could have her little sister back. It's the entire reason she even so much as does take care of Harry. Just like Snape, she wouldn't if it weren't for her love of Lily.

[@jefftheevilpotato]

The alliteration was authentically awesome, another word whatsoever would warm my heart

[@jakegordz101]

The alliteration throughout this video is amazing

[@toeray5864]

Headcanon alert - the death eaters, being from long magical lineages, have generations of wands stashed at their homes. Most probably did have their wands repo'd but they were able to source another one with a good "feel" after they broke out of jail.

[@imaginepageant]

Oooh, A+ theory!

[@imaginepageant]

Oh but wait… doesn’t Ollivander identify Bellatrix’s wand in Deathly Hallows?

[@mindovermatterbecomingyour1561]

​@@imaginepageantyes he does & Hermione uses it when disguised as Bellatrix it's why Harry has to cast imperio on the goblin & Travers because the goblins & death eaters know who stole it also Hermione talks about how repulsed she is to use it & mentions the major crimes it's been used to commit

[@emma_704]

@@imaginepageant Yes, but that was after Voltemort took over the Ministry. It would be possible her wand was seized and she got it back. The Azkaban takeover starts in OotP already.

[@nightfox6738]

The astounding amount of alliteration in this video is absolutely amazing.

[@mackenziemc]

Oh how my literate heart loves the alliteration used in this lovely video❤

[@deathab0ve]

Loving all this Alliteration, thanks so much for it.

[@aaronstone8147]

Love the wordage used in there!

[@user-in9km3lb3i]

Omg I love this vid thank you both so much for posting incredible videos that make me smile ❤😊

[@albusgrindelwald1991]

I love these videos, y’all are truly some of the best Harry Potter videos. I always wondered what happens to a wizard or witches wand after they died, so this video was a idea I wondered too.

[@remnis1120]

someone paid the alliteration bill this month

[@TemitayoOsinubi]

The alliteration this video was s-tier. Well done sir. You were spittin

[@nanadroid]

My head cannon is Peter went the the Potter’s and found the wand and hide it near the Potter’s home and during the time Peter went to find Voldy, he thought “I can’t just go empty handed” and then he went back o grab the wand and then find Voldy.

[@tommyxboy101]

Absolutely amazing attempt at excellently executed elocution, exceptional!

[@Narmatonia]

It feels like something like Voldemort's wand would be quickly snapped up by the Ministry for safekeeping, or a museum as a grisly piece of history.

[@17jbeltran]

so much alliteration this episode. reminds of Hugo Weaving's monologue in V from Vendetta

[@Alex-cw3rz]

Surely when Ollivander was making that wand he must have had an inkling that this wand is not going to go to someone who is good. A giant chicken bone with a white stick jammed in it does not inspire confidence. Maybe that's why with the second one he went back to a nice simple wood, he realised that at least your not garentueeing the owner will be a we irdo.

[@alastorclark3492]

I don't believe Ollivander adds those bits. Seems like an addition made by rich families such as Malfoys wand.

[@riluna3695]

One has to wonder if he suspects the personalities that the wands might look for. I've done some deep research on this stuff for a story of mine, and for at least one of my characters, it seems like Ollivander should be able to predict that that person is NOT okay from the precise wand they get. Then there's the idea of wands shorter than I think 8 inches, that seem to gravitate towards "a witch or wizard in whose personality something is lacking", which basically screams messed-up in some way. Umbridge for example. That or they're smol. I guess that's the out. They could just be tiny and so need a smaller wand, so he can't assume they'll all go to bad people. That'd be...size....ist, or something.

[@jagnestormskull3178]

Maybe he believed that one would choose a great villain and the other the great hero that stopped him. Maybe he was just playing dumb when Harry was trying out the other wands and knew all along that the other Fawkes wand was destined for Harry.

[@leventebardossy5962]

The wands are never mentioned to have such unique designs in the book.

[@ultrauniqueRRRfan216]

@@leventebardossy5962yeah, that seems to be a movie trait.

[@jordannewton3112]

Had me in stitches over the alliteration. Such a joy

[@AaronJamesMediaProductions]

Spectacular supercarlins video features fundamentally fantastic level of amazing alliteration 😂

[@kitjune9333]

My head canon is that Pettigrew followed Voldemort the night he killed the Potters and was the first to enter the house after Voldy got dematerialized. He hid the wand in the ruins of the Potters' house, what better place than where its master lost the battle, (the place became a shrine after all) collected it after he escaped Sirius and Lupin in Prisoner and then set out to find Voldemort.

[@closeempress8213]

I absolutely adore all the amazing alliteration! 👏 😊

[@ankhgirl3]

The alliteration in this video is so entertaining!! 😂

[@aslefjeldstad]

All the alliterations are amazing 👏🏻😍

[@HannahEvansOfficial]

Love your videos

[@richardtabor8686]

love the alliteration in this one. lol. ty for the content.

[@mitchellwaits]

I freaking love all the alliteration in this one!

[@h.t.8812]

Gosh, I assumed this one wasn't gonna be very interesting, but they always surprise me, the poetic way the theory ends is awesome

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

You guys always make My day 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@samurexatlas7373]

What's with the alliteration

[@amandah2935]

The alliterations in this video are delightful

[@HeddaToast]

Love from Michigan! Currently on a mini vacation and this upload is helping me out a ton, thank you :) Y’all should definitely finish writing fantastic beasts, that’d be…. Fantastic

[@luciusbrimstone9036]

That alliteration was awesome. Well written essay

[@quan7umjack]

Theory aside that masterful alliteration throughout was mesmerizing.

[@sunilpermaul7876]

Jay!! Where can we buy that shirt?! I want it so much but it's not on your website. *I NEED TO KNOW!!*

[@Zeke_O3773]

I like the theory! It would also explain how Dumbledore knew Voldemort was gone-Hagrid told him he found the wand. Dumbledore wouldn’t want one of Fawkes’ wands to be destroyed in case the twin cores came into play.

[@rayb2623]

Great job!

[@quartz9646]

Whats funny is that the day this came out, it was the day before my local theater had a harry potter film festival where we spent the weekend watching all 8 movies in theaters, it was a lot of fun, i got a quiditch collectors set and a hufflepuff keychain:)

[@arianasharma4024]

The numerous number of terrific takes must have been greatly gigantic due to the awesome alliteration!

[@RDeathmark]

Your obsessive and overwhelming overuse of alliteration was absolutely awe-inspiring

[@layniebear1237]

another fun one thanks guys!~

[@thunderflare59]

This was something I've been wondering for a while

[@mecahhannah]

❤ Awesome as always thanks

[@50shadesofinsanity]

For y'all's 400th Harry Potter video, you need to do something special! How about a theory of what if Lily was able to get away with Harry? How different would everything be?

[@deserabailey8500]

LOL the peter piper picked a peck VIBE of this vid! hahaha LOVE

[@IansChonkyCat]

Olivander should've given an interview to the Daily Prophet about Lord Moldyshorts' real name

[@tomcat124us]

That's how you get Un-Alived after being turned into a Vegetable then used as Inferi.... it won't be quick... nor painless....

[@derekstein6193]

​@@tomcat124us I think OP meant after he was presumed dead by the wizarding world at large. If he is dead, why worry? Now, it wouldn't help him later when Tom showed up again, but that would be after the fact.

[@deelaneenn6677]

i love all the letter play

[@richardtabor8686]

ooooo-ooooo. I like the theory. It makes sense for the character involved. ty for the content.

[@pranavsathyan8393]

this video is like a Shakespearean play, i love it!

[@TIAMATRIA]

My personal head canon as to why voldemorts wand looks so sinister is because I think like when Voldemort creates his horcruxs it altered his appearance it seems reasonable then that creating a horcrux would also alter the appearance of that wizards wand

[@maikejahn9130]

The script for this video is a masterpiece, bravo! 🤣

[@user-or5ke5yn4w]

Two favourite scenes of J and Ben: Voldemort laughing and Hermione hitting Harry with a newspaper.

[@LiamsShortFilms]

Always nice to catch a subtle Popcorn Culture reference lol

[@codyharvey4257]

Wild that this video’s sponsor wasn’t a thesaurus

[@ElliePlayzGamez]

This is an amazingly awesome use of Alliteration

[@chikowashere]

The amount of alliteration in this video is remarkable.

[@terencecluttey8302]

I love the use of alliteration 😂❤

[@joelf1]

Truly terrific theory!

[@marsik30]

VIdeo idea: What if at the end of the third book, Sirius or Lupin literally just stunned/petrified Peter before leaving the shrieking shack, preventing him from ever escaping? Never understood why they DIDN'T do that, especially since Hermione had no problem freezing Neville at the end of the first book...

[@ODISeth]

Take a shot every time J says a word that starts with “P” good lord this might be the most alliterative episode I’ve ever seen and it always revolves around P

[@Dannybass17]

Was that an Out Cold reference at the 0:42 mark? If so then I love the Super Carlin Brothers even more!