'SNL' Delivers Spoof of 'Heated Rivalry' with a 'Harry Potter' Twist
SNL's parody ages Harry Potter characters to 18+ and transforms Quidditch into a steamy sport, satirizing HBO's effort to ride Heated Rivalry's queer romance viewership boost.
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'Heated Rivalry' meets 'Harry Potter' in hysterical 'SNL' parody featuring horny Quidditch
Get ready for "Heated Wizardry."Saturday Night Live/YouTube Finn Wolfhard and Ben Marshall parody 'Heated Rivalry' and 'Harry Potter' on 'SNL'Welcome to Hogwarts like you've never seen it before.Thanks to the success of Heated Rivalry, HBO is making some big changes to its forthcoming Harry Potter adaptation… at least according to Saturday Night Live.In a sketch parodying both shows, SNL announces that the Wizarding World series has been "hastil…
Harry Potter gets 'Heated Rivarly' treatment in 'SNL' sketch
Smutty fan fiction is having a moment, and the writers at 30 Rock are clearly more than happy to indulge. This time, Saturday Night Live reimagines the upcoming Harry Potter TV series as Heated Rivalry — but make it Quidditch. SEE ALSO: 'SNL' returns with another Trump Cold Open In the sketch, dubbed Heated Wizardry, Harry (Finn Wolfhard) and Ron (Ben Marshall) tumble into a torrid Hogwarts romance, with the faux trailer going out of its way to…
'SNL' delivers spoof of 'Heated Rivalry' with a 'Harry Potter' twist
“Heated Rivalry” took a magical turn this weekend courtesy of “Saturday Night Live.” The sketch show returned from its winter break with its host, “Stranger Things” star Finn Wolfhard, playing Harry Potter in “Heated Wizardry,” a spoof of the buzzy new hockey show. Harry and Ron (played by Ben Marshall) are back, a voiceover proclaims, for a new TV adaptation “hastily rewritten after the success of a certain other HBO show.” There’s no enemies-t…
SNL Spoofs 'Heated Rivalry' With 'Heated Wizardy' Sketch
Heated Rivalry has blown up across social media, quickly becoming a cultural phenomenon. The series features a decade-spanning relationship and rivalry between two top hockey players. Jesse Kortrum, a former professional hockey player, even credited the show with inspiring him to publicly come out. SNL rarely misses
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