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Well, finally, I've arrived.

Tonight, I take
my rightful place

in the world of "Harry Potter,"

and you're coming with me.

This is "Harry Potter:
Hogwarts Tournament of Houses"!

I'm Dame Helen Mirren,
but you can call me Helen.

Now, why are we
all here tonight?

Because J.K. Rowling's novels

about a young wizard
named Harry

have of course become
a global phenomenon.

20 years ago this month,

the first film
featuring a certain

bespectacled boy wizard
hit the theaters.

And well, the world
would never be the same again.

You know, we've assembled
some of the world's

biggest "Harry Potter" fans.

And across our epic tournament,

they'll compete house
versus house.

I promise you, the victorious
team will win prizes galore,

but the greatest honor for
the winning team will be this.

Harry Potter: Hogwarts
Tournament of Houses Trophy.

This evening's contest is
a classic battle of courage

and steely nerve versus
hard work and dedication.

It's Team Gryffindor
versus Team Hufflepuff.

For our first order
of business,

we need to select
six contestants from out there

to represent
tonight's two houses.

And we are of course going
to do that, well, how else?

"Harry Potter" style.

Oh, that was fun.

So we begin
with team Gryffindor.

Sofia,

Trey,

and Brittany.

Representing Hufflepuff,
Adriana,

Luke,
and last is David.

Players, take your places.

This promises to be
a fierce competition.

So given that this is the 20th
anniversary of the first film,

I'm curious, Trey, what were
you doing 20 years ago?

I was the exact same age
as Harry,

when he got his letter
in the first film.

Since that day, like,
I never looked back.

I breathe "Harry Potter."

I heard a little rumor about
your social media channels.

My main social media platform
is @iamblackharry on Instagram.

No. Really? @iamblackharry?

Yes, ma'am.
I love the series.

And so we just kind of wanted
to make a safe space

for that diversity.
So where everybody can say,

"Hey, I want
a piece of the magic."

I can look like a character.
I can be a character.

We've just been striving
to be that since then.

That's great. That's great.

And, you know,
it's a manifestation

of how incredibly universal
the "Harry Potter" stories are.

- Yes, ma'am.
- So Luke...

- Hello.
- Tell us about yourself.

Well, I currently live
in New York with my husband

and our two cats,
Bradley Cooper and Donatella.

And what makes you
a Hufflepuff do you think?

I'm very much driven by
the relationships in my life.

Friendships,
meeting new people.

It's a huge Hufflepuff trait.
We just love people.

Good luck. Great to meet you.

So let's get right into it,
shall we, with round one.

The World of Harry Potter.

In this first round, we're
going to show each house

a scene from one of
the "Harry Potter" films.

The first question
is worth 10 points,

the second is worth 20 points,

and the third
is worth 30 points.

Team Gryffindor,
you're up first.

Your classic moment
is from "The Goblet of Fire."

Now, the first question
we'll be asking is simply

about something you're
going to see in the scene.

- Harry!
- Harry Potter.

Harry, did you put your name
in the Goblet of Fire?

No, sir.

You asked one of the older
students to do it for you?

No, sir.

- You're absolutely sure?
- Yes, sir.

But of course he is lying.

The hell is!
The Goblet of Fire

is an exceptionally powerful
magical object.

Only an exceptionally
powerful Confundus Charm

could have hoodwinked it.

Magic way beyond the talents
of a fourth year.

You seem to have given this

a fair bit of thought,
Mad-Eye.

Team Gryffindor,

when the larger
than life half giant,

Madame Olympe Maxime
enters the room,

what did she swat
with her hand?

She was really tall.

So she's bound to run
into something.

I'm thinking a hanging...

- Like chandelier.
- Chandelier lamp.

Like, a light fixture.
A light fixture.

Yeah. So that makes sense?
We're all agreed?

Yeah.

Our final answer
is a light fixture.

Let's see if you're right.

But of course he is lying.

You are correct.

We have our first points.

Ten points for Gryffindor.

Sofia, tell me all
about yourself.

Well, I'm the youngest.

I'm 15, so I'm a sophomore
in high school.

I actually read all the books
by myself when I was six.

- Did you really?
- Yes.

So when you got yourself
immersed in those stories,

which character did you
most sort of identify with?

Ginevra Weasley. She's sassy,
has a great sense of humor,

athletic,
she's a great Quidditch player.

So do you feel like her
standing up here?

- Sort of, yeah.
- Do you feel sassy?

Yeah.

Good. So are you ready
for question two?

- Yes.
- Yes.

Yes, we are.

The tournament's second task
involved rescuing

enchanted hostages
from the Merpeople

who lived under the lake.

Was it...

If we had to think
about a shark,

we're thinking, like, this,
like, aggressive creature.

- Yeah.
- Who fits that aggressive role

- more than Viktor Krum?
- Okay.

Let's see if you're right.

And you are correct.

Excellent.
That's points 20 points. Good.

So those first two questions
were for you as a team,

but now the pressure
is off you three.

Because we're opening things
up to your entire house.

If the top answer amongst
all of them is the right one,

this last question
is worth 30 points.

Here's the question.

Was it...

So their votes are in,
and their top answer was B.

And you are correct. Well done.

Another 30 points
for Team Gryffindor.

So you've scored
a total of 60 points.

We're just getting started
here.

It's just the beginning.

There's lots more of our
"Harry Potter:

Hogwarts Tournament of Houses"
after this short spell.

Welcome back to "Harry
Potter:

Hogwarts Tournament of Houses."

And yes, if you are wondering
that actually is the actual

Sorting Hat
from the "Harry Potter" films.

We're still in round one,
the World of Harry Potter.

So far, Gryffindor
have 60 points.

And now, Hufflepuff,
pay attention.

It's your turn to put
some points on the board.

Your scene will be from
"The Prisoner of Azkaban."

First question
is observational.

So pay close attention.

Expecto patronum.

Expecto... expecto...

expect...

In that clip we saw two roman
numerals on one of the candles.

Which number was on the bottom?

Wow.

Well, I do remember
seeing VIII, which is eight.

- Okay.
- I assume the next one

would be either go down one,

- it'd be seven.
- Yeah.

Or if it's gonna go up one...
I think...

I think we ought go
with roman numeral nine.

David, listen,
let's go for it.

I'm very impressed.

It is roman numeral nine,
which is IX.

Let's see if you're right.

All right.

- David.
- Ten points for Hufflepuff.

David and the team
were correct.

So David, tell me
a bit about yourself.

I'm 77, and I'm retired.

- Retirement is great, folks.
- Yes, it is.

And what is your obsession
with "Harry Potter?"

First of all, I should say
that I got into them

because my wife
is a school librarian.

And there was a gossip,

"Hey, there's these great books
that gets kids to read."

And so I started reading
the books

when only the first one
was out.

I think we're gonna have
a lot of competition from you.

Now, here's question two
for 20 points.

When he was a student,

Lupin and his friends
created the Marauder's Map,

which showed the location
of everyone at Hogwarts.

Well, I think Lupinator
is definitely out.

Now we know that Lupin
is a werewolf,

so maybe the padded feet
would make sense.

But then also maybe Moony.
Werewolf.

Okay. Let's do that one.

- Okay.
- Your final answer is?

- Moony.
- Let's see if you're right.

And you are correct.

20 points for Hufflepuff.

This third question
is just for all of you

up there in the house seats.

Lock in your answers, please.

So the votes are in.

Their top answer was B.

And guess what?
You are correct.

30 points for Hufflepuff.

So where does that leave our
houses after the first round?

Let's ask the official scorer,
Luke Youngblood.

- Luke.
- Hello.

- Give us the scores.
- Well, Dame Helen,

both teams ran the board,
with Gryffindor at 60 points

and Hufflepuff also
at 60 points.

Whoa!

Thank you. I feel I've seen
you before, Luke,

- and I can't think where it was.
- I don't think so, Dame Helen.

Have we not worked together
at some point?

- I'm not sure about that, no.
- Well, I'll think about.

It'll come to me.
We'll see you

at the end of the next round,
Luke, yeah?

- Absolutely.
- Great. See you later.

So now it's time for round two.

In this round,
you have to prove

how well
you know your own house.

So we call this
The Dueling Club.

The questions are now worth
10, 30, and 50 points.

You're going to take turns
aiming each question

at a single opponent
on the other team.

The 50 point question
is the hardest.

So there is some strategy
involved here.

Your houses will be playing
along with each question.

And if their top answer
is the right one,

they'll add more points
to your score.

And Hufflepuff.

Now the first question about
Gryffindor is worth 10 points.

Hufflepuff, who do you
want to fire it at?

And more importantly, why?

I think we might wanna give
the first question to Trey.

I think he has really
extensive knowledge.

And so we might wanna give him

the question with
the least amount of points.

Yes.

So the first 10 point Dueling
Club question goes to Trey.

Are you ready, Trey?

I am ready, Helen.

For 10 points, Trey,
Gryffindor House was named

after the Hogwarts co-founder

who was considered
the best duelist of his time.

As he is Godric Gryffindor,

I'm gonna go with,
C, Godric's Hollow.

And you are right, Trey,
for ten points. Well done.

Let's see
how your housemates did.

They also voted correctly,
so another ten points.

Now, Gryffindor,
control swings back to you.

This question about Hufflepuff
is worth 10 points.

Gryffindor, who do you want
to answer it, and why?

- We're gonna go with David.
- David.

I mean,
he's a strong competitor.

- That's true.
- I think I freaked them out

by the way I reasoned
about the roman numerals.

I think you're right.

For ten points.

During the first meeting
of Professor Lockhart's

Dueling Club
in "The Chamber of Secrets,"

Harry saved Hufflepuff
Justin Finch-Fletchley

from which creature?

Was it...

Well, Cornish pixies
aren't that dangerous.

Centaurs didn't come
into the building

until Firenze was teaching
in "Book Six."

So I think I'm gonna go
with a snake. So A.

Final answer, A.

You're right for ten points.

Now, let's see
how your housemates did.

- A. And they were correct too.
- Whoo!

They earned another ten points.

Now it's your turn again,
Hufflepuff.

This question about Gryffindor
is worth 30 points.

Hufflepuff, who do you want
to answer it, and why?

Okay.
Are we feeling any instincts?

They are... they are
all really smart.

- Yeah.
- I know.

This is gonna be
quite tricky I feel.

Well, we need a decision.

I'm feeling Brittany.

We wish to give
the second one to Brittany.

Brittany, tell us.

How did you sort of first
get involved in "Harry Potter?"

It wasn't until much later

when I was
in the muggle corporate world

where I was driving
a lot for work.

And so audiobooks
became my best friend.

And then that progressed
into just getting more and more

a lot knowledge
about "Harry Potter."

That's very interesting.

You came in it
through audio books.

- Yeah.
- Excellent.

Are you ready, Brittany?

Ready.

For 30 points here
comes the question.

True Gryffindors,
the Weasley Twins,

showed courage
when they left school

to open
Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes.

In "The Half-Blood Prince"
film...

I feel like I've heard
Fainting Fancies,

Nosebleed Nougats,
and Puking Pastilles.

So I'm gonna go with C,
Bronchitis Biscuits.

You figured it out
brilliantly,

because your correct, Brittany.

30 points for Brittany.
Well done.

So let's see
how your housemates did.

They voted C.
So that is another 30 points.

Back to you, Gryffindor.

This question
is worth 30 points.

So who do you want
to make answer it?

Adriana. She's focused.

I know she's very knowledgeable
about "Harry Potter."

And I think that we should
give her the medium question.

Adriana, what brought you
to the world of "Harry Potter?"

In 2019,
my mother passed away,

and I felt like I needed

to just throw myself
into something.

From reading it, I thought it
was just a story about magic,

but it was really
a story about love.

And how love is
the greatest magic of all,

and how your mother's love
can help you survive anything.

Yes, that's very true.
That's where the stories begin.

Absolutely.

All right, Adriana.
Noted for its inclusivity,

Hufflepuff welcomed
a metamorphmagus like Tonks

in "The Order
of the Phoenix" film.

She is my favorite
Hufflepuff.

I'm pretty sure
it was her hair color.

You're very confident
about that, aren't you?

Yeah.

And you know what?
You are correct.

So let's see
how your housemates did.

Another 30 points
for Hufflepuff.

Now we're going to
take a quick break.

But when we come back, teams,
asking those crucial 50 point

Dueling Club questions
will be actual

"Harry Potter"
cast members.

We'll be right back.

Welcome back to
"Harry Potter:

Hogwarts Tournament
of Houses."

Let's get back to it
with our Dueling Club round.

So there's only
one Gryffindor player

who hasn't played
this round yet... Sofia.

For these big
50 point questions,

I've invited two Hogwarts House
alumni to do the honors.

You know him as Gryffindor's
once bumbling,

Neville Longbottom,

who went from zero to hero.

Please welcome actor
Matthew Lewis.

Hi, Helen,
and hello, Gryffindors.

Hi there. We're so glad
you're with us.

- That's great.
- Sure.

We all know that Gryffindor
House is the best house,

and this is your chance
to prove it.

So what's on your mind?

I think that Albus
is the first name.

Actually is it
Albus Percival Wulfric?

Oh, my God.

I think my final answer

is going to be Brian.

Let's see if you're right.

The answer is B, Wulfric.
Tough break there, Gryffindor.

But the red and gold
will not be defeated.

Good luck
with the rest of the game.

Sofia, let's see
how your house did.

Maybe they did good.

B, Wulfric,
and that is correct.

So 50 house points
for Gryffindor.

Okay.
Now it's Hufflepuff's chance

to try to answer
50 point question.

- And, Luke, you're up.
- Okay.

Please give a spirited
welcome to the actor

who gave a haunting performance
as Hufflepuff's house ghost,

the Fat Friar,
Simon Fisher-Becker.

- Hello, Dame Helen.
- Hello.

And hello, Team Hufflepuff.

I'm rooting for you to go all
the way in this tournament.

Ready for your
50 point question?

Here it is.

Helga Hufflepuff's cup
was stored in

Gringotts vault
with extra protection.

Along with Flagrante...

So, Luke, how're you feeling?

The pressure's on, Helen.

Especially after Sofia's really
hard question, I'm feeling it.

Okay. Luke, for 50 points,
what's your answer?

I'm gonna have to go
with my gut.

I'm gonna... I'm gonna go
with B, Expulso.

Okay. So let's see
if you're right, Luke.

- The answer is C.
- Oh!

Unfortunately, you didn't
score on this question,

but I know you've got this.

Good luck
with the rest of the game.

But let's see how your
housemates did.

They were right.

Well done, house.

So, Dame Helen, after
a nail-biting second round,

both teams are still neck
and neck with 190 points each.

Yes!

Well, I'm sorry to say

we're all the way
to round three already.

And it's time now for both
teams and their houses to enter

The Department
of Magical Games.

We're about to reveal the name
of several magical charms

on our portrait wall,

each representing
a different game.

Now you're going
to take turns

choosing the game
that you want to play.

Each question is now worth
50 points,

and there is
even more jeopardy.

Because in this round,
if you get a question wrong,

the other team gets a chance
to steal for 30 points.

One last thing.

Every game in this round
is inspired by tonight's theme.

And that theme is...

So Hufflepuff,
you get to play first.

Which game would you like
to start off with?

What do you think?

What do you think, David?

- Revelio.
- Okay.

Revelio is of course a charm

used to reveal
concealed objects.

In this game,

you're going to try to uncover
what happens next in a classic

"Harry Potter" scene
for 50 points.

Ahh! Make it stop!
Please!

Ahh!

So the question is,
what did Dudley do next?

- Wow.
- I believe

what Dudley does next
is he kind of jumps

on his mother's lap
and hugs her asking mama

to save him
from this blast of letters.

So let's take a look and see
if you're right.

- Stop it, stop it.
- Please.

Yes.

Go, David!

Well done.

David, amazing memory.
For 50 points.

Well, Team Gryffindor,

which game would you
like to choose?

- Accio.
- I'm cool with that.

All right, we're
gonna go with Accio.

So Accio is the charm used to
summon an object towards you.

For tonight, we've summoned
an actual prop

from one of the films
to be here with us.

Here it is.

So, Team Gryffindor,
one location we saw briefly

in "Deathly Hallows Part One"

was the home
of Hermione's muggle parents.

One of these sofas was the one
used actually in the scene.

Which one?

That was not the question
I thought she was gonna ask us.

- Okay.
- But that's okay.

Guys, feel free to go up
and have a closer look.

- Oh, yes.
- Yeah, okay.

You know,
have a good old nose around.

So I'm definitely hearing

"Obliviate" playing in
the background right now.

I need to see
the back of the couch.

Good idea to look
at the back.

- It's the... it was the...
- It was the angle, right?

I can see the back
of their heads,

- the parents' heads.
- Ah, good thinking, Trey.

- It was from the back.
- You remember

- what the shot was?
- I feel, like, during the shot

you could see more
than their heads.

And this has the lowest back.

Okay. Right now, I'm really
glad we didn't take Accio.

- So you have your answer.
- C.

All right. Hufflepuff,
what do you think?

Because if you steal it,
you'll earn 30 points.

What do you think, Adriana?

I think B would probably
be the best choice.

And the fabric does look
a little bit richer.

And we do know that
the Grangers were dentists.

So what is your answer?

B.

So, Team Gryffindor,
you have gone for C.

Hufflepuff,
you have gone for B.

Let's see who's right.

Does this an Australian
thing?

Mm, looks wonderful,
doesn't it?

Ah.

Oh!

Obliviate.

Nobody scored any points
for that round.

- The correct answer is A.
- Wow.

That's such
a difficult question,

because it's only in the movie
for a few seconds.

As things stand,
there are just 50 points

between houses
Gryffindor and Hufflepuff.

It's time now to take
a really quick break.

Back in a jiffy.

Welcome back
to "Harry Potter:

Hogwarts Tournament of Houses."

Well, we are in the midst
of a blockbuster battle

between
Gryffindor and Hufflepuff.

And right now,
we are taking a trip

through The Department
of Magical Games.

So, Hufflepuff,
four charms left.

Which one are you picking?

Obscuro sounds like

it's something
that you can't see.

And with glasses,
I stan that choice.

The Obscuro charm can be used
to conjure a blindfold

over someone's eyes,

which makes it the perfect name
for this game.

Where it's all about what you
can hear, but you cannot see.

Listen carefully to this clip.

Keeping in mind
our theme is places.

Here we go.

Wow.

For 50 points, where did
that scene take place?

It sounded like a packet
of potato chips for a second.

And then I landed on
where I was.

Okay.
So what sounds did we hear?

- I think I heard a bird.
- The cry of a phoenix.

Yes, I definitely heard
the cry of a phoenix.

Yeah.

And I feel like that
potato chip sound,

it's the sound of Fawkes

plucking out
the Basilisk's eyes.

- So it's the Basilisk fight?
- Yes.

So...

That would take place...

In the Chamber of Secrets.

Let's see if you're right.

Yes!

Well played. You were right.

In the Chamber of Secrets.

You've taken 100 point
lead at this point,

but not over yet.

Team Gryffindor,
one more game for you.

So which one are you
going to pick?

- Engorgio.
- Engorgio sounds...

- Blow it up. Yeah. Blow it up.
- Blow it up so we can

- blow up the point.
- Yeah.

Gryffindor are gonna
blow it up.

Helen, we're gonna go
with Engorgio.

You're gonna go
with Engorgio.

- Yes.
- Good. Okay.

Now Engorgio
is the engorgement charm

and can make
its target grow in size.

This is an enlarged version of
something from which location?

Okay.

Floors. Walls.
Hanging tapestries.

- What places do we have?
- Something in the Burrow?

I think Burrow,
I think 12 Grimmauld...

- 12 Grimmauld Place.
- Where does this fit?

- Something on a floor.
- We're going to go with

Number 12 Grimmauld Place.

I'm sorry, Gryffindor.
You are incorrect there.

Team Hufflepuff, get ready to
steal this now for 30 points.

I feel like this is the floor
or the ceiling... might be wrong.

Of Gringotts Bank.

I thought it was a floor.

I was gonna guess
The Ministry of Magic.

- But all right.
- Let's do this.

So you have your answer?

We're gonna go with the floor
of Gringotts Bank.

Let's see if you're right.

The answer was
the Ministry of Magic.

And David, you actually gave us
the correct answer.

But in the end
you went for Gringotts.

So nobody scored any points
for that round.

However, there's still plenty
of time for things to change,

and they might change right now
with the final game

in this round, The Last Word.

In this game,
your houses are going to play

with 50 points on the line.

I've asked a celebrity Harry
Potter fan to help us out.

An audience favorite from
"Saturday Night Live,"

he's a hilarious comic actor
who starred in films like

"The King of Staten Island"
and "The Suicide Squad."

Please welcome Pete Davidson.

Hello there, Helen,
and hello, houses.

- No way!
- This is The Last Word.

I'm a huge "Harry Potter" fan.
I grew up reading the books.

I have
a Deathly Hollows tattoo,

and I'm gonna read you part
of one of my all-time

favorite "Harry Potter" books.

But I'm gonna leave off
the last word.

So you guys out there
in the houses

have to guess
what that word is.

Are you all ready to do this?

This passage from
the "Half-Blood Prince"

describes the home
of Severus Snape.

Okay, here we go.

The walls were completely
covered in books.

Most of them bound
in old black or brown leather.

A thread-bare sofa,
an old armchair,

and a rickety table
stood grouped together

in a pool of dim light

cast by a candle filled lamp
hung from the ceiling.

The place had an air of...

What is the last word?
Is it...

So Gryffindors and Hufflepuffs,
you both chose B,

the word neglect.

Let's find out
how your houses did.

The place had
an air of neglect.

So the answer is B, neglect.

Good luck to all of you
in the rest of the tournament.

I know you got this.

Well, congratulations
to both houses.

Gryffindor! Gryffindor!
Gryffindor!

Hufflepuff!
Hufflepuff! Hufflepuff!

And that brings us to the end
of round three.

So let's go to Luke
to see how the scores stand.

Well, Dame Helen, with just
one more round to go,

we have Gryffindor
on 240 points.

But 100 points ahead,

we have Hufflepuff
on 340 points.

So, Luke,
you've gotta tell me now.

Where do I know you from?

I was one of the last people
cast in the movie,

"The Sorcerer's Stone."

So you were in
"The Sorcerer's Stone."

Yes.

So that's where
I know you from.

I play a character
called Lee Jordan.

So I'm used to staying high up.

So I knew I knew you
from somewhere.

Oh, my goodness me.

Well, Luke, we'll see you
at the end of the game.

So after the break,
our Gryffindors and Hufflepuffs

will settle things once
and for all,

to see which team is heading
straight into the Grand Final.

We'll be right back.

Welcome back to "Harry
Potter:

Hogwarts Tournament of Houses."

There are only 100 points
between our teams,

so it's still
anyone's game to win.

And this final round

is where everything can change
in an instant.

It's called The Golden Snitch.

In this last part of our game,
you'll have to answer

six increasingly
difficult questions.

As you play,
your houses will play as well.

Each question's
worth 50 points,

but here's where it gets fun.

You know how in the stories
if you catch the Golden Snitch

it's worth 150 points?

Well, that's nothing.

Because here, my rules
are that if your house

gets all six answers right,

they'll have scored
a Golden Snitch,

and we'll double those
300 points to 600 points.

If your houses pull that off,

chances are they'll carry
you home to victory.

Here we go.

Is it...

10 seconds.

Okay, teams.
Lock in your answers.

So, Gryffindor, you gave C
as your answer, the Remembrall.

Hufflepuff, you also said C.

For 50 points,
the correct answer is C.

Question two.

You've got ten seconds.

And now lock in your answers.

Team Gryffindor you said C,
"The Goblet of Fire."

And Hufflepuff
you also said C.

For 50 points,
you're both correct.

The next question is...

I believe it's B.

So for the third question
in a row,

you've both picked
the same answer.

B, 190 years.

And you are both correct.

Onto question four.

I think that's, like...
that was the right one.

Mm-hmm.

And both teams yet again
have voted for the same answer.

B, Borgin and Burkes.
And you are both correct.

Just two questions left.

In "The Order of the Phoenix"
film,

Dolores Umbridge implemented
several educational decrees

at Hogwarts, forbidding
a wide range of activities.

Which of these
was not one of them?

Ten seconds.

A. Yeah.

D.

And lock in your answers.

For the first time
in this final round,

we have two different answers.

Gryffindor, you went for A,

playing music
during study hours.

And Hufflepuff,
you went for D,

leaving school grounds
unaccompanied.

Let's see.

Congratulations, Hufflepuff.

One more question.

When Dumbledor met him
at the orphanage,

Tom Riddle had a box
in his wardrobe

filled with objects
he stole from other children.

Which of these
was not in the box?

- A teddy bear?
- I don't know.

It's B, 'cause they all had
small hands.

And lock in your answers.

You both went for B,
teddy bear.

And you are both correct.
50 points.

And that was our last question
of the night.

Well, not quite.

Because we need to know
who's won, don't we?

Luke, before we factor
in our house points,

how do things look from there?

Gryffindor have 490,
and Team Hufflepuff have 640.

But there's no winning team
just yet,

because it all comes down
to the houses.

How did the houses score?

The Gryffindor House tonight

had a very
impressive performance.

Their house with five questions
correct added 250 points.

So that puts them on 740!

That means, Hufflepuff,
you need your house

to have scored 150 points
or more

to take your place
in the final.

How did the House
of Hufflepuff do?

House Hufflepuff

got every single question...

right,
so they scored a Golden Snitch!

Team Gryffindor,
it's not over for you.

Because you'll be back
to seek redemption

in The Wild Card Game.

And that will give you
your chance for a place

in the final as well.

So that means Hufflepuff
is our winner

and heading to the final

to play for that
Championship Trophy.

Congratulations, Hufflepuff.

That's it for this
extraordinary edition

of "Harry Potter:
Hogwarts Tournament of Houses."

And remember, don't let
the muggles get you down.

Goodnight.

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