Marge And The Funny Whelk

Marge and the Funny Whelk is an upcoming trilogy of poops from WTLNetwork. Two parts has been released as of 2 October 2011, with the third part due to be released by the end of the year.

Part 1
Harry finds out who killed his parents, the extent of his fortune left to him by his parents and also that Uncle Vernon does not believe in letters.

Part 2
Starts off at Hogwarts and finishes at the start of the mission to protect the Philosopher's stone.

Did You Notice...?

 * The quaffles, bludgers and golden snitches in Harry's bloodstream?
 * Peeves in Harry's bloodstream?
 * That Zoe Wanamaker also plays Susan from My Family as well as Madam Hooch, hence the music?

Trivia

 * The photograph of the hand used for the middle finger scene was taken especially for the poop. The hand belongs to WTLNetwork member JT, a fact that was mentioned in the poop.
 * Rik Mayall was initially cast as Peeves in the original movie, however his parts were cut from the final film.
 * The sound effect when Harry crashes into McGonagall's window is the exact same one used when Uncle Vernon slams the ventilation grate on Harry's cupboard door in Part 1.
 * Do The Hippogriff by The Weird Sisters was chosen for the end credits because the lead singer of the fictitious band was played by Jarvis Cocker, lead singer of Pulp.

Part 3
Starts off with the three-headed dog and finishes at the end of the film.

Planning
After coming to the conclusion that delays in poop production were primarily due to lack of ideas during production, it was decided that for part 3, the poop would be more or less fully planned out before any scenes were made. The planning stage of part 3 began on 18 October 2011 and concluded on 28 October 2011. The entire planning stage was done in Cyprus, where most of the team were holidaying at the time. Most of the poop was planned out in meticulous detail during this time period. Production is expected to start soon after the team's return, but the work and college commitments of the team may make progress slow.