Last Friday, the BBC show Have I Got News for You featured a very special guest host, as Daniel Radcliffe appeared on the comical news program.

Have I Got News for You has been a regular broadcast on the BBC network since 1990 and features current news that has a comical twist as well as quizzes and other relevant discussions.

In this episode, there was numerous references by Dan and other panelists towards the Harry Potter series. You can see the entire episode in the video above but be aware this show is for MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY!

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