J vs Ben: The HARDEST Snape Trivia Quiz EVER

[@jayingeevevoandalbert5658]

“yes snape” “yes *sir* “ “there’s no need to call me *sir* professor”

[@rufus271]

Jayingee Vevo and albert didnt get to speak in defence against the dark arts but shield charms are easy for us DA pals

[@brooklynbutterfly2302]

Ok but I will still like you on the like button even I didn't watch your channel 😐😐😐😐😐😐

[@foxtailclips2974]

ProfeSSOR hah-

[@alexaozeki12]

@@brooklynbutterfly2302 moknokomomknonknknkmo

[@alexaozeki12]

o o imo m

[@ssylina]

Well Harry’s first words about Snape are “Who is that man?” and Harry’s last words about him are “The bravest man I ever met.”

[@Qazwsxedcrfff]

That is cool

[@dreamtween1495]

J.K you have done it again !

[@Moltien360]

Violet Puppylover IKR

[@Alis_Grave_Nil]

Nice catch! 👍

[@okay7477]

O-O, mind BLOWN

[@jennacampbell7759]

"Hellebore" *Imagines Snape carrying over a huge flaming pig and trying to shove it into Harry's potion.*

[@ruthdeckman9781]

Lol now I have that image in my head!

[@brooklynbutterfly2302]

Plus even know that I can see your real face on your profile picture or of someone else but don't you know that you have to keep your identity hidden

[@brooklynbutterfly2302]

What does an anyone respect identity these days

[@ruthdeckman9781]

@@brooklynbutterfly2302 what?

[@alba2162]

Does it explode?

[@shelbymiller3922]

"You're that Snape boy! They live down Spinner's End by the river." pg 665 of the first edition hardback of the Deathly Hallows. Ben was right.

[@calebvuli5476]

Glad I found this comment!

[@ambiverter]

You are sort of correct. But I used to interpret this as the whole Spinner's end is by the river. So Lily is implying the landmark of road, not particularly the house. Also, in 6th book, it is made clear that it is the last house in the lane; in the 1st chapter.

[@siloclay6193]

It would be so freaking funny if Snape was like "Weasley! Detention!" And Ron says " I've already had that punishment. Try again."

[@eveolivia.07]

Ben: How do you remember that? I mean, there is a chapter CALLED spinners end, Ben

[@cielphantomhive3920]

idk what this is Yet YESSS Thank you 🙏👏👏👏 everyone “always” forgets that and I am like 😒😤😔🤭😑🙄

[@Dave2801epic]

I always get confused because I think he probably moved there in later life rather than been there forever

[@lilyterrell1405]

I love your profile picture!!

[@sarasamaletdin4574]

@ David S It’s described as muggle house so it would be his childhood home he has inherited. Maybe recently singe he is just in his mid 30s. He lives in Hogwarts apart from summer so he doesn’t need another home, if he had lived he might have bought one then.

[@ellie.b.e.]

I know it likely has to do with textile factories and British industry in the muggle world, but I’ve also wondered whether in true Rowling fashion it’s because this is where the complicated WEB of events that shaped Harry’s life, from Snape’s infatuation to Petunia’s envy and disregard, began.

[@cornwallis8297]

I love how you guys can just turn anything into a harry potter reference

[@HexAlexis]

STAN AF Could you say they ALWAYS can?

[@rocketiermaster7498]

They ALWAYS seem to do that, don't they?

[@beatrizgomez5561]

@@rocketiermaster7498 16 . Deathly hallows

[@alexiswelsh5821]

No matter how many times I tell my brother the name of this channel is "SuperCarlinBrothers", he insists it's called "Hey Brother".

[@ayanaalles5934]

Alexis Welsh Wow lol

[@KrisUpsideDowns]

Alexis Welsh my daughter calls them the "Hey Brothers" 😊

[@asdf14051]

Same!!

[@keaganmcnulty5790]

My brother is like that to

[@pharaohBob]

15 out of 30

[@jaridmika]

It wierd that James and Lily were only 20 or 21 when they died, so when Harry sees them in Deathly Hallows from the resurrection stone he is seeing his parents as only a few years older than himself

[@sunilpermaul7876]

I always hated how they said Harry was "cheating". I mean if you get a used textbook that has the important parts highlighted, then that's just a slight benefit. Harry had one that somebody wrote notes and better things in. Harry got lucky, but it wasn't cheating. Hermione was honestly just jealous.

[@7gamex]

Uh no. Considering the extra stuff in the book Harry had was making him better at potions than he really was, that is flat out cheating. Highlighting important parts is one thing, because it's still the same stuff in the book, but adding in new stuff? That's not the same.

[@abigailspencer6629]

Hermione was just an "insufferable know it all' and so jealous of Harry and his fame/friends

[@richardbaker308]

I remember reading a helpful tip for college about getting used books specifically for this purpose

[@richardbaker308]

What I don't understand is why are they using a book that is 50 years old woth poor potion results? Not to mention thr fact that snape is a freakn genius

[@scarffoxandfriends9401]

@@7gamex using up to date/correct ingredients when your told to follow the directions is not cheating. They would have removed the book when it was turned back in if they felt that others shouldn't use the notes.

[@leahpatenotte39]

“Excuse me, Are you an imprint of a departed soul” Ron Weasley

[@katenugent8687]

XD 😂😂

[@arandomuser9459]

Best quote of all time. Well after “get lost squidward”

[@divya83]

at the end: ben should've said " I caught the snitch but ireland won"

[@emullins9852]

Thus is my score 15/30 · Scored 50% Result: Half-good prince

[@Joe-bo2fv]

Underrated comment😂👏👏👏

[@ariqueabrar8806]

i got 23

[@venti7492]

I got 30 😃 ! Yup! I’m the insufferable know it all! (I get called that So much it doesnt bother me anymore)

[@dancasey7]

Riddles 4 U I’m assuming that’s a reference from Snape saying that to Hermione?

[@venti7492]

@bomber ios yt yes, but it’s also My school life in a nutshell 😄 its particularly worse now that everyone knows I’m a Ravenclaw!

[@theoneandonly3388]

DK has such a narrator voice lol

[@jaxroxvids3234]

True like a suri

[@kellyy4761]

Ikr

[@thealmightywonton4687]

Yeah donkey king has a nice narrator voice I agree (obviously a bad joke)

[@bromodragone8405]

I heard that apparently he did do narration work on his channel.

[@travelreview5962]

Tbh I'm always impressed with Ben's ability to articulate the reasons why he does not know the answer to a question 😅

[@Msalazar2011]

At 23:30: “Maybe we should make a video about handwriting in Harry Potter.” A video about each character’s handwriting would actually be really cool! There actually is a scientific study of handwriting analysis called graphology, and it is indicative of an individual’s personality! With the abundance of of writing examples throughout the HP series, I’m certain that a handwriting analysis video would be fairly easy. I definitely would look forward to that.

[@Lucky10279]

Msalazar2011 Yeah, do it!

[@yaoixyuriluvver]

That sounds like such a good video idea! Also, just watched a video on graphology, that stuff is so crazy to think about!

[@jackiepaints6993]

Interesting fact and I agree

[@kittenpeachyos4278]

Sounds pretty good!

[@arandomuser9459]

Ima have to save this as a future video possibility.......

[@earmuffstar2074]

Does anyone else feel kinda smug when you get the question right and they both get it wrong?

[@vyrothevirus5304]

to be fair you have multiple choice, they dont

[@earmuffstar2074]

I usually try to do it without multiple choice, but true.

[@panicatthedisco2856]

I always get it right when they don’t

[@caleighknight6125]

Potion to cure boils, which they were given multiple choice

[@ayanoaishi1932]

😂😂😂

[@otsleyme853]

I also love Snapes voice. Alan Rickman was a good choice.

[@SuperDannyrivera]

Ben: You must have been the most cheated on person in high school. J: Not with girls. *Best Joke Of The Entire Channel*

[@bunhead8158]

not liking this comment just because the number of likes feels appropriate rn

[@katenugent8687]

Not that he knows of😂😂 XD

[@Harry-Hartmann]

😂😂

[@malloryrobinson6418]

I got Snapes birth year by taking Harry's birth year of 1980 and subtracting 20 since that was how old Jame and Lily were when he was born and Snape is the same as them.

[@makeoutland7109]

Very clever

[@jordan1443]

It also says it on pottermore. But good thinking

[@leticiacalvillo8661]

That's what I did exactly no joke

[@ecorain9921]

Ah, that's actually pretty smart.

[@Ace-su1sk]

i thought they were 21 when they died but okay

[@lyca7016]

Here's a theory this sparked... Was the dream Harry had with Quirrell's turban talking part of his connection to Voldemort?

[@abigailspencer6629]

DUN DUN DUNNNNNN

[@Jeeves_0]

I would say yes. Harry doesn't have any sort of prophetic abilities so it doesn't make sense for him to be subconsciously aware otherwise and I find it unlikely that it's just a coincidence.

[@cielphantomhive3920]

It’s what we call foreshadowing

[@natalieh1950]

@@Jeeves_0 it could be that or maybe JK Rowling was wanting us to be mentally conditioned for the ending, including the talking turban bit. I'm going to be honest, when I read it I kind of ignored it, but when I read it I began to think of the dream....like my lit teacher said, if you pay close attention to the foreshadowing then you can tell the ending

[@xMRxZEROx]

@@natalieh1950 Exactly. It was merely a cool bit of foreshadowing by JK to make Harry dream about Quirrell's turban talking. And it also foreshadowed Harry's connection to Voldemort. Which just goes to prove how much of the story she really did have planned out even from the beginning. I hate it when people try to claim she didn't really have it all mapped out ahead of time. Because you can tell by several things she wrote in the first couple books that she clearly had a well thought out plan in place. Granted, there are a few things early on that never came to fruition or were explored more. But for the most part, she knew what she was doing. I just wish she'd stop mucking things up now after the fact. 😒

[@pineapple_zek3319]

On question 17 when Harry said Ghosts are transparent it was in the half blood prince and Snape asked him what the difference was between ghosts and inferi

[@madelinee427]

Larry yeah and in J’s answer he spelt ‘they’re’ wrong

[@abookoholic6252]

yup

[@krazykiera5556]

Larry it was seamus

[@TheTripwire3]

Just read that last knight

[@JohnDirtySpleen]

krazy kiera no it was harry

[@hethwilliams2810]

"Hellebore. Maybe it's a flower, maybe it's a fiery pig." Lol :D

[@bromodragone8405]

Nononono, that's a hellboar. A hellebore is a flower. Lol

[@david2869]

That's one hellaboar!

[@jacobbishop8067]

david2869 omg, I love this

[@EllaIngram]

or maybe it’s a super boring person. a HELLA BORE 😂

[@Calvinosaur]

@@EllaIngram Professor Binns is a HELLA BORE.

[@remusjohnlupin2225]

It’s in the Half Blood Prince that Harry Says “They are transparent?”

[@hethwilliams2810]

Yeah, when they're talking about the difference between ghosts and inferi. Snape asks Harry for how they are different and that's his reply. Then I think it's Ron says that when they're being attacked they're gonna be checking if they're transparent, not asking if they are an imprinted soul. Something like. I love the wee scenes like those!

[@HexenkoeniginVonAngmar]

I'm actually surprised that the comments aren't full of grammar-nerds going on and on about J's answer at 13:02. I guess I'll fill that spot for now.

[@arandomuser9459]

Heth Williams Yup I think that’s exactly it. It’s one of my favorite scenes mostly because I can see myself and my best friend as Harry and Ron in that scenario. And I love it any time Ron and Harry back each other up.

[@DavidRay_40]

@@HexenkoeniginVonAngmar That's my job! It should be "they're", not "their".

[@aarongeoghegan2161]

When asked about the differences between inferi and ghosts

[@camdotcoms]

“ Handwriting : Weirdly Popular ” I’m expecting to see this soon

[@hallr6241]

Hello

[@davidray3133]

camhasproblems Handwriting can't be "weirdly popular".

[@q_thebanshee]

Tottaly!

[@brodyjohnson4135]

Ikr

[@callumbrunton2761]

I think it's because handwriting was meant to reveal your personality, the size, slant and neatness etc were all factors

[@lex1086]

i'm a little embarrassed because I got 99% of these right simply because of the amount of Snape fanfiction I read

[@venti7492]

Which fanfics? Who do you ship? Also what did you get wrong?

[@SilviaNight99]

@@venti7492 😂 you got ghosted. I'm sorry

[@shelfman1505]

Preach sis.

[@rebekahdenton5676]

That's the only reason I could remember so many of those too!

[@c3po_bby796]

@@rebekahdenton5676 same

[@mya1999]

The thing is Snape seems older becuse J.K Rowling was so determined that Alan Rickman should play him and that's why he seem so old beacuse Rickman was in his 60s when he played him .

[@Agraulos]

5 5 5j 5b55j. J. 5. N. K5. J

[@cielphantomhive3920]

Snape was actually the youngest professor starting at 21

[@annakilifa331]

@@cielphantomhive3920 according to pottermore, Professor McGonnagal worked 2 years at the ministry of magic after graduating and then starts teaching. So she would have been 20 when she started.

[@INeedYouToBreathe]

50s

[@c3po_bby796]

It was well worth sacrificing making Snape look younger. Alan Rickman did a amazing job, And I cant picture anyone else playing Snape.

[@jake_hintz8470]

Well Snape's address is Spinner's End, so it would make sense that his house was the last house on Spinner's Way

[@juliannaelwell]

Jake Hintz OHHHH

[@watertowercat]

You wouldn't happen to be a Brit, or spend significant time in UK, would you? Because that is a deep cut induction if you are American, and I only noticed such trends on my second holiday there.

[@theoferro]

32:07 actually that’s a video I would like you to make “Is Trelawney a fraud?” There are times when she predicts correctly so I want to see what you guys think

[@OppositeofHATE7]

Theodore Ferro technically she doesn't know she isn't a fraud...

[@goldenstar8406]

OppositeofHATE7 that doesn’t mean anything about whether she is a fraud or not

[@Libellulaire]

Of course she is a fraud. She does have some real power/gift, but she isn't aware of it and cannot use it on purpose. Even though she doesn't think she has any real gift she still sells herself as someone who can read/see the future. That's being a fraud. She pretends to be someone she isn't. It's kind of like if you have a bad person constantly doing bad things, but then independently of their will one of their actions leads to something good happening. That doesn't make them a good person nor does that cancel the fact they're bad. It's just a good coincidence.

[@powercockatrice3223]

Why does his mother being the witch make him a prince. Why wouldn’t he be a prince if his dad was the wizard.

[@benlongley7232]

Super Cock They were emphasizing him being a Half-Blood, not him being a prince.

[@Azqalihm]

13:00 I would've denied the point just for the wrong use of "their/they're/there".

[@JaniraStJames]

Shoot I commented the same thing before I had scrolled far enough to see this. Agreed!

[@henniegoede1880]

YES!!!!

[@MemeMan99]

Ferenc Szaffenauer Why? They got the question right.

[@matteopriotto5131]

@@MemeMan99 because they spelled their answers awfully

[@matteopriotto5131]

Yeah, English isn't my first language but I think it's super easy to get the differences between there/their/they're. I just can't understand how a native speaker could get it wrong.

[@SnooLuna]

At some points dereks voice sounds EXACTLY like snapes

[@lailah4254]

oOLunaFoxOo Where? 🤔

[@kimalexander8703]

Would you say it sounds...”Snape-way”???

[@_ad.riel_]

Truee ..

[@TygR3]

I love his voice. So hot

[@natsucadogan]

RIP Alan Rickman

[@NinjaHarry-fr4se]

DemonLord518 how do u know

[@fearne8174]

R.I.P

[@shrea9919]

/*

[@JRieky]

Am I the only one thinking, of Occlumency instead of Legilimency for question 11 ?

[@lahlybird895]

Not exactly although you have a point

[@soturiks]

Yeah Snape was the best occlumens ever and voldemort was the best legilimens ever.

[@lahlybird895]

@@soturiks I think Queenie has him beat

[@masonwaterman58]

Yeah, it was like a big thin,pig that he was a very accomplished occlumense, and that’s why he had to teach Harry. I was so sure it was occlumency!

[@nearzero12]

That was me too.

[@Mia-iu2by]

Boils- I remembered because the first day of class Neville melting someone's pot and got covered in boils

[@JayWalkingJakeb]

Mia Smiles same

[@Mia-iu2by]

Lupus Dracon nope

[@trishafischer3181]

Mia Smiles he melts Sheamus' cauldron into "a twisted blob"

[@gizemgonenc5342]

I am currently re-reading the first book and I just read that part lol

[@LeShaiyan]

"I've been watching you for a while" - J, insert creepy face and an equally creepy sound

[@TrickstersTrickshots]

Snapes first direct words to harry are asking what would he get if he mixed asphodel and wormwood. Which asphodel is a lily often associated with death and wormwood can mean grief. Pretty wild

[@ZyrusSmith]

Wormwood does not mean grief in any sense. It's a plant used to kill intestinal worms. Read as deep into that as you want but it definitely has nothing to do with grief.

[@angelalbano4234]

Is that DK reading off the questions??? I love his voice!!!!!

[@Lumos89]

He has done a couple videos himself on nerdsync

[@olliedobney9450]

Angel Albano he has a radio voice

[@sterling2369]

It is soooo soothing

[@catholiclunalovegood8227]

WTF?

[@angelalbano4234]

Wow, J is phenomenally good at these tests. I mean I consider myself a somewhat expert on everything Harry Potter and still get a lot of answers wrong on these tests. But then again I did it the way they did, without multiple choice, I'm sure I would've gotten more if not all of them right had I opted for the multiple choice answers. But both J and Ben are very good at doing these Harry Potter quizzes and really know their Harry Potter details and J is phenomenally good, like ridiculously good at doing these but good job both of you. You guys did great on this one, especially for not having the multiple choice answers and instead doing it from memory.

[@carsonenglis160]

I am with you, I know a lot about harry potter and i got 18 out of 30 on this

[@marcilinebubblegum6927]

How long did it take to tipe that out?

[@mreevee7785]

Ive read the books so often and got 24/30 with multiple choice because some details are so obscure.

[@banthaclause4167]

Marciline Bubblegum not long, probably.

[@dyedsheep4190]

Angel Albano because I'm Estonian my self and read all books in Estonian as well I can't get some answers cuz I don't know how they're in English but I know how they're in Esronian.

[@Levacque]

I'd say, in addition to all the reasons they listed, Snape set Dementors as a subject to get that essential knowledge into these kids' hands in anticipation of Dumbledore dying and Voldy rising in power. Also! Ron learns in detention cleaning the bedpans that Lupin wasn't in there when he was "sick" during that full moon. He really learns a lot in detention, a very diligent young man.

[@AllieCamacho]

These are my favorite videos y'all make

[@jimevers869]

Allie Camacho same here

[@mantisvessel7016]

Who says “y’all” in a comment? It’s grammatically incorrect (should just be ‘you’)

[@crystalbeth1400]

Medivh, the Guardian I’m sure they know that, it’s slang not a grammatical error, it was done purposefully. I’m also a member of the Grammar Police but this just doesn’t make us look good.

[@juliaatkinson2947]

Captain Davy Jones when you’re from Texas you use yall.

[@hurricanetide]

“ You must have been the most cheated on person in all of high school “ 😂

[@jasmine7744]

Zoe Zebra “not by girls”...that I know of

[@MiotaLee]

The way I remember Snape's birthday is my sister and I, along with a friend, made a Slytherin themed mudcake to celebrate his 50th birthday in 2010.

[@THFC23]

MiotaLee awww

[@bluepanther1013]

@Student Richard Keck What’s your point? The comment section was made for people to share their thoughts. They don’t need to be asked to share what they are thinking. Your comment is pointless.

[@joe-qc3ff]

AWWWWWWW

[@xander8574]

Finally! I have been waiting for the Snape Quiz forever!!! Love you guys❤️

[@carriewalsh3313]

One time, me and my friend were sitting on the floor and she said “It’s like Snape’s dungeon because Neville melted the chairs (With his potion).” But she said Neville like Kneeville so I thought she said Snape’s evil melted the chairs. We still tease each other about it to this day.

[@michaelmrozek7206]

Snape isn’t old he’s just lived a lot of life

[@ibaadiqbal6180]

He is 31 years old when he died

[@cinnagrits]

@@ibaadiqbal6180 38 actually. He was 31 when the series began.

[@HiopX]

its 3am here and I want to sleep. And you just have to upload a video full knowing I can't resist?

[@orlatierney1067]

HiopX I’m in the same time zone as you

[@vanhadaway842]

The question where both of them got it wrong and the answer was the cure to boils, I knew the answer in my head cuz I remember it from both the books and the movies, and I fell so proud because they know much more than I do

[@jackiepaints6993]

Fangtooth and Talonclaw same!

[@MaymoneyInDaBuilding]

I knew it beecause of the Harry Potter Hogwarts Mystery game

[@_RydenXx]

Harry’s first words about Snape: Who is that man final words about Snape the bravest man I’ve ever met

[@angeladavidson2350]

In Deathly Hallows, it says on Lily's and James's tombstones that they were born in 1960. I figured Snape was probably born the same year

[@beth262]

PLEASE make a video about handwriting 😂 Not even joking, please do it

[@jamesnotreally8412]

Bethany Evans Agree

[@shalinimahalingam9064]

Yes definitely! It should be on on graphology in particular

[@tornadotaylor8956]

ALWAYS NO WAIT NEVER

[@plainjellis]

Something interesting is I think Dumbledore's handwriting was described as loopy in the first book on the note with the invisibility cloak.

[@morrigankasa570]

Am I the only one who always liked Snape even at the start of Sorcerer's Stone? Also, whenever I re-read/re-watch a series I always start from the first book/film/episode and go through the rest. Same for whenever a new book/film in the series is released.

[@ilovecarlislemost]

The ghost thing was in the sixth book. Snape asked Harry to explain the difference between an Inferi and a ghost

[@Sarah-Sunshine95]

RIP Alan Rickman, we will miss you. Always.

[@charissegillham9131]

RIP

[@katenugent8687]

You will be remembered 😢

[@charissegillham9131]

He will be rememberd in the heart of potter fans

[@bernardJwalsh]

Sarah Graham always

[@stephaniemaris4878]

I'd like to point out that Snape had to be teaching in some degree, even if it was just writing his instructions on the board, because Hermione only started having trouble with potions when Slughorn had them relying on the book. Just a thought. 😉

[@IdaSantti]

4 years too late, but I just wanna point out that Snape was smarter then the books. He always wrote everything on the board while Slughorn made them read the book. How and why was the book more wrong then Snape himself is a good question 😅

[@kseniavarna9131]

@@IdaSanttimaybe he was too lazy to write a good textbook with his own correct instructions 🤔 although I think writing a better book would fit into Snape’s character - he wanted attention and acknowledgement

[@miriamsliva9338]

If you do a video connecting character's handwriting to their personalities, I will love you forever

[@taylorjlink5314]

Alan Rickman!!!!!!😭😭😭😭 Always in our hearts Alan.

[@caoimheemily2123]

Jae Link heh always

[@juliewoodard5626]

The part where Harry says that "Ghosts are transparent" is in Half-Blood Prince after Seamus asks the difference between a Ghost and an Inferi.

[@ayanaalles5934]

I'm listening to a story about the Illuminati. Now there's a video about Snape. Which do I choose? Snape, no duh Slightly more realistic

[@StarTheTripleDevil]

You're saying Snape is more realistic than the Illuminati just because Snape's girlfriend is a more famous KZbinr, aren't you?

[@benjaminanderson1014]

Illuminati: Stay right where you are

[@georgiareynolds1422]

CatGirl0099 lol so true

[@drewidlifestyle7883]

13:00 “their”? Minus 10 points from Slytherin

[@Koraaaaaaaah]

I just realised something .... the platform number is 9 3/4 snape says to turn to page 394 ITS THE SAME NUMBERS

[@Drake_Dimes]

He says that in POA and the book has 394 pages

[@vyrothevirus5304]

Yeah, that's a coincidence. There's no meaningful connection there besides "they're both magical," there's nothing to gain from connecting them.

[@impossibleforbearance9241]

2Weird2Live 2Rare2Die Cee Probably just a coincidence but who knows

[@abigailspencer6629]

OMG

[@marlamim7563]

My face right now😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲

[@hamnotsolo]

I knew the cure for boils as that's the first thing he teaches in the new game app: Hogwarts Mystery!

[@autumnc4334]

HamNotSolo S that game sucks tbh

[@emilygracekun8376]

Hog warts mystery is the most inaccurate game ever

[@kaempepedersen234]

Same here

[@maraisfan4life517]

Juli Young not meant to be accurate

[@maraisfan4life517]

Autumn C I like it 😭😢

[@TheTheorizer]

whats a harry pooter

[@LowercaseBirds]

This must be sarcastic

[@trishzecrazy]

Ahh!! The Theorizer!! 😊

[@lilyholmquist2013]

The Theorizer Please be joking

[@ethanpfeiffer7403]

The Theorizer You misspelled it. It's Hairy Pooter.

[@laurab3848]

That is a joke right

[@alexxstraley2874]

" You have your mother's eyes" My favorite line in the entire series, at the end of Snape's life.

[@jesuschristonabike8878]

10:42 They both get the correct answer but neither of the scores increase.

[@rattusrattus_og]

Jesus Christ on a bike! I KNOW!!!!!!!! !

[@gheebuttersnaps7324]

Good catch! :-)

[@shalinimahalingam9064]

JK Rowling probably described people's handwriting because she was probably fond of graphology which is analysing handwriting to identify certain characteristics which used to be very popular although is not scientifically proven.

[@r.j.penfold]

Shalini Mahalingam huh, the more you know. Also Harry kinda predicted the Triwizard challenges in one of his Divination journals.

[@samsongaming5577]

Shalini Mahalingam what did you just say?

[@larunaaxthemischievous9762]

Snape was clever and used the topic of werewolves to explain that Lupin was a Werewolf in book three, hence why he also made an essay topic if i remember correctly in the scene "Turn to page 394" where Snape was filling in for Remus while recovering from a transformation the night before

[@ninjakirby777]

I love you guys but I have to point out that Harry didn’t learn about bezoars from the HBP’s book, he learned it from Snape in his first potions lesson, where Snape asks him where to find a bezoar and then tells him what it is used for.

[@spelldaddy5386]

Snape said it in the first lesson, but Harry didn't pay attention. He only remembered the bezoar after seeing it in the HBP's book in Slughorn's lesson.

[@LysanDharker]

His old textbook also said "just shove a bezoar down their throat"

[@henko534]

He learned it from Slughorn after harry showed him the bezoar. In his first lesson Snape didn’t told him what a bezoar was for. He just asked him where to look for it.

[@ninjakirby777]

Henko420 and then when harry says he doesn’t know he says like “asphodel and wormwood makes the draught of living death, a bezoar can be found in the stomach of a goat and aconite and wolfsbane are the same plant which also goes by x” then says to the class “Well, why aren’t you all writing that down.”

[@ninjakirby777]

Art by Shinjuu true, but the first time he learned it was in his first class.

[@hallowwolf3599]

About Snape's birthdate. His specific birthday isn't mentioned in the books, however James & Lily's birthdates appear in Deathly Hallows (don't want to say where in case I spoil it for somebody).

[@TheDanishGuyReviews]

HallowWolf You're a heck of a nice person for that. ^_^

[@BigMacsm245]

at their grave

[@zekeriahjones3063]

It's on Pottermore

[@Teenytinymia]

On their headstone

[@Brooke-jg3ie]

I can watch these nonstop really helps pass the time

[@morboed96]

"Their transparent" J, it's they're

[@FamilyGrimes]

Turn to page 394...

[@heatherhockensmith2654]

no u

[@kittenpeachyos4278]

@@heatherhockensmith2654 qlqxwfnjwaqxfonawaioeniunflnawa

[@TracieShepherdWGU]

And even though I prefer to walk out the door turn to page 394. ..

[@sentinellj]

@@heatherhockensmith2654 you beat me to it

[@henniegoede1880]

Im sorry but Im confused

[@theevilplaguedoctor6464]

I was screaming at my phone when they didn’t get “a potion to cure boils” lmfao

[@AnhDang-]

How did u remember

[@SRRandomUploads]

I KNOW! I was like COME ON ITS SO EASY!!!! Also The one where it was what was the first thing Snape said to Lily I was like….COME ON ITS OBVIOUS ISNT IT!?!?!??

[@agustykid6861]

The editor didn’t add the points from question 14

[@Hyblup]

10:20 in case anyone was wondering where that is at

[@pixievoid]

Yes

[@Marvelomarv]

I was looking through the comments as soon as he said 'question 15' to see if anybody else noticed

[@oficial52011]

and 15

[@travelreview5962]

Omg and I'm playing along with them and I'm tied with J so idk if I should add a point or not now!

[@madsohm]

J come on! Their? Their?! 13:00 "Their transparent". Should have been "They are" or "They're".

[@yingxuanng4137]

First year Harry Who is that man? Harry grown up The bravest man I ever knew

[@madisonsabsoluterandomness5411]

Ying Xuan Ng and that’s the TEA ☕️😏

[@btcxwxy]

At least he answered his own question

[@tfahad2051]

😷😷😷😷

[@serendipandy4419]

"I hate to say it I hope I dont sound ridiculous but I dont know who this man is. I mean, he could be walking down the street and i wouldnt know a thing. Sorry to this man"

[@karleyperkins3968]

I just recently found your channel and I've been binge watching ever since! I felt a little like a stalker but I'm passed that now lol! Love the videos!

[@frederiquel7022]

« Maybe dittany! » Now I just see Snape in blind rage throwing flowers at Harry 🤣

[@JanaVerseveldt]

"You did different math" I was soooo waiting for Ben to say: "Yeah, I did it correctly and J, well..."

[@silver_crystal]

Petunia says "Your that Snape kid from the end of Spinner's end.

[@chrismcdowall05]

Silver Crystal or that whole chapter called spinners end, where bella and cissy do the unbreakable vow with snape, its a goddamn chapter, how to people forget

[@kl-1447]

38:08 J's reenactment of Harry seeing Snape's memory in the Pensive

[@Maddym365]

“I see what they did there. Do you see it?” “I don’t think so.” “Oh good!” These quizzes are my new obsession lol I would LOVE to join them

[@asafcohen8796]

you have to learn the potions recipes by heart in harry potter and the philosophers stone it says in chapter sixteen "they tried to remember how to make a forgetfulness potion" this occurs in the potions exam

[@tovekauppi1616]

Asaf Cohen I was thinking this as well when they said that.

[@mahje1542]

I have no idea why I died laughing at J’s “Inappropriate” And swinging his face into the table, but I am positively tittering.

[@krissssssss5401]

me shouting the awnsers at the screen and thinking how do you not know that

[@elliewhitliow462]

Favorite Ben Quotes 3- Hey Brother! 2- #middlechildsyndrome. Yup. 1- (gets it right.) HECK. YEAH.

[@michagrill9432]

0- I can't wait to see APWBD in FBAWTFT!

[@jaded6530]

Ellie Whitliow No! One is handwriting:weirdly popular

[@trishzecrazy]

42 FLIPPING MINUTES IT IS!!! 👍❤️

[@13k1ngs]

TrishZeCrazy this comment was posted 42 minutes.

[@5ft4inprotagonist24]

I didn't even realize that I've been watching this for 42 minutes until I read this comment

[@toriandtilly]

TrishZeCrazy and I have sat through 41 of them before realizing that this video is 42 minutes. I thought I have only been sitting here for 20!

[@birdbird8364]

This video is 42 minutes long. I need to be somewhere in 34. Hmmmmmmmmmmm.

[@movieblocks9164]

😒

[@ElectroT0y]

Actually Harry would remember about Bezoars because Snape asked him where he would find one on his first class with him.

[@annakilifa331]

Snape did ask that but I don't think Harry would have remembered it. He uses it 5 years later and it wasn't the most memorable piece if information to him back then. He does remember it being written in the HBP's potions book.

[@xMRxZEROx]

@@annakilifa331 Exactly. When Snape mentions bezoars in the first book he simply asks "where would I find a bezoar" when he was bombarding him with questions to embarrass him. As though Harry came into the room being all cocky about his fame. He remembers it becuase of the poisons class in HBP earlier where Snape had made a note in his book "just shove a bezoar down their throats" and he used one to impress Slughorn becuase he knew he couldn't make an actual antidote.

[@יערההלר]

That is exactly what Hermione tells him once when Harry is like "you are still against the half blood prince without him Ron wouldn't be him" and she's like "yes you would if you would have listened to Snape in class" or something like that

[@יערההלר]

*Here

[@angelalbano4234]

Hey brother!!!!! YOU GUYS DID AWESOME ON THIS!!!!! By the way, how is Beth and baby Luke doing??? Well I hope. But good luck with parenthood J and Beth, you guys are going to be kickass parents and I wish you all nothing but the best.

[@aiden6667]

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[@halazia.]

He posted a q&a with Beth and the little bub on his own channel if you want to check it out !

[@brainyhacker9895]

Angel Albano go check jay's vlog channel SEE them there

[@yazmina2031]

Pg 138 “Snape put them into pairs and set them to mixing up a simple potion to cure boils.”

[@ashiyyn]

Yazmina Robinson what book?

[@yazmina2031]

The Puppet Philosopher’s Stone

[@jackiepaints6993]

Correct

[@ducktk]

The scarab beetle thing is from when Harry gets moved to he front in potions (GoF), that's when he spills his armadillo bile and overhears things about the dark mark

[@JeremyThePerson]

"super Snapy number" 😂😂

[@ChrisJones-ui7vy]

Love you guys im so glad your content is family friendly

[@liezlsmal9151]

Many fans knew Snape's age and the age he died when the actor that played Snape, passed away and fans were surprised to find out that Alan Rickmann was in his 60's portraying a character that was in his 30's.

[@kimlake8838]

I tried to do it along with you guys pausing every question. I also tried to do it without looking at the multiple choice (didn’t always work lol. I looked more than you guys did for sure) and I was able to score a 16. Honestly, I don’t feel terrible about that score. Some of these questions were super hard.

[@cornwallis8297]

PLEASE do a theory video about the incredibles 2! it’s been SO long!

[@constantchaos4823]

STAN AF its not out yet...

[@cornwallis8297]

StarBright i mean a theory on what they think is going to happen, like who the villain is.

[@davidray3133]

STAN AF (cough the Underminer cough cough)

[@JennyThePlatypus]

I think they might actually have a video about that already

[@hellchaos9991]

Dave All it's not the underminer, its going to be set years after the events in the first film

[@jenlfpotter3870]

question 6- Sectum Sempraaaaaa! Mind you, as it turned out, Lockhart would have deserved that!

[@ahsoka_tano_98]

You both didn't get any points for question 14 (Quidditch through the Ages)!!!! And I think it happened more... The ghost question is from Halfblood Prince, where someone asked how to see the difference between ghosts and inferi (Snape is then the DADA professor of course).

[@PinkFluffy1Corn]

Exactly, and someone points out that even though it's not a very "intellectual" answer, it's one hell of a way to see the difference between the both

[@blackroguegaming9358]

There is that one and then about Lilly and Snape didn't add points either

[@car1ssaaa]

I just commented that too!

[@sarah-janemccall562]

Dagmar Eileen I saw this too and it did happen more than once

[@annabelladagiau8607]

Thank you for pointing that out

[@wyattlehman1569]

The encounter where Harry says that ghosts are transparent is in the Half-Blood Prince in which Snape is discussing inferi with his class because of the Daily Prophet saying Voldemort was using them.

[@modelomegatyler]

6:30 oh man, imagine if they had actually tested out a potion on scabbers like a hair color changing potion or something and it just affected peter the whole series. XD

[@ayanaalles5934]

Is there any quiz better than the one about our greasy haired, hook nosed, favorite D.A.D.A and Potions teacher? NO there is NOT

[@sophiamaghanoy7178]

CatGirl0099 D. A. D. A NOT D. A. T. D. A sorry Just helping

[@blue_leader_5756]

THAN

[@DeathGodRiku]

Favorite? Excuse me, THIS QUIZ ISNT ABOUT HARRY OR LUPIN

[@ayanaalles5934]

DeathGodRiku exactly. That's why I didn't say not favorite Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher