The Chapter Titles Were So Good 5.22 - St. Mungo’s Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries

In which St. Mungo tends a fire.

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The Chapter Titles Were So Good 5.21 - The Eye of the Snake

In which a tall, majestic, beautiful man wears a pillowcase, and Hall and Oates.

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The Chapter Titles Were So Good 5.20 - Hagrid’s Tale

In which Hermione makes a long cut in the fabric of the universe through which she can enter the fourth dimension.

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The Chapter Titles Were So Good 5.19 - The Lion and the Serpent

In which Hermione was not wearing an additional head on top of her head.

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The Chapter Titles Were So Good 5.18 - Dumbledore’s Army

In which Death Eaters laugh and eat a salad, and a little bit of magic goes a long way.

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The Chapter Titles Were So Good 5.17 - Educational Decree Number Twenty-Four

In which a Ghost Seer and a Goblin Dragon walk into a bar.

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In which Ernie is pompous and kittens are Vanished.

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The Chapter Titles Were So Good 5.15 - The Hogwarts High Inquisitor

In which professor Grubbly-Plank is completely unobjectionable from any reasonable perspective.

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The Chapter Titles Were So Good 5.14 - Percy and Padfoot

In which dinosaurs don't exist, clocks probably do, and Hermione winces for Ron.

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The Chapter Titles Were So Good 5.13 - Detention with Dolores

In which Minerva doesn’t really get Twitter.

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NOTE: This episode contains some discussion of child abuse