obviously you're not a harry potter fan, developed for the popular harry potter series and then laterlver screen. so the big question, how do you play? >> two teams of seven players ride around on, yes, broom sticks, they run around, they doesn't fly like in the movie there, but the whole goal is trying to get four different balls through elevated rings on the field. listen. >> i think it has all the elements of an exciting game, there's a lot of activity. there's a lot of different activity and it's really fun to watch, there's some, some physical activity kind of like rugby, dodge ball. soccer, it's got a little bit of everything for everyone. >> and there are quidditch teams, but mostly played by college and high school kids. and welcome to the university of california berkley one of about 200 universities around the country where folks of enjoying this potter past time. >> trying to get a little bit bigger where we've got about 120 people on facebook that are members of the group. so, we're just trig to get a nice league started so we can have our own teams and play against ooch o

you pretty much have to be a harry potter fan to know what it is.at was developed for the harry potter books and then made its way to the silver screen where two teams of seven players run around on a field trying to get four different balls through elevated rings on the field. now, when they do it in real life, they use broom sticks that they run around with. they don't actually fly around like they did in the movie, harry potter. but it is growing in popularity and it is certainly fun to watch. we'll just say that. >> jamie: please tell me you don't get college credit for it. >> reporter: no college credit. it's not like the underwater basket weaving. there are more extracurricular activities. it's really taking off at college campuses. 200 universities around the country have formed leagues. it's growing in popularity, since 2004 when the international quiditch league was formed. teams are playing in 45 states, 13 different countries. it's more popular, believe it or not, on the east coast and it's gradually making its way out west where it's gai

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rowling for the popular harry potter books and later made its way to the field.hey do in the movie here. the goal is to get four different balls through elevated rings on the field. >> i think it has all the elements of an exciting game. there is a lot of activity, there is a lot of different activity. it is really fun to watch. there is some physical activity. kind of like rugby, dodgeball, soccer, a little bit of everything for everyone. >> there are quidditch teams in 45 states and 13 different countries but it is mostly played by college and high school kids. welcome to the university of california berkeley, one of 200 universities around the country where folks are enjoying this potter pasttime. >> you know, trying to get a little bit bigger where we have about 120 people on facebook that are members of the group so we are just trying to get a nice league started to have our own teams and play against each other and then sort of move bigger than that. >> quidditch appears to be more popular on the east coast but it is spreading like wildfire here out west. t

>> well, i've seen it with "harry potter," stephanie meyer, maybe. i haven't participated in this, to the best of my recollection. it's an amazing feeling for us. >> rose: take us to the heart of this. what is going on? well, whatever's going on is going on everywhere, as far as i can make out and the eminent peruvian writer said... he said that when he came across these books he read them with the same total fascination as he read dumas and hugo and dickens. he said he turned the pages as fast as he remembered turning them then with a sense of absolute anticipation. it's the story. it's the ambition of it and it's the central character. lisbeth salander, who is... stieg larsson has produced a heroine for our time, i think. an extraordinary figure. >> rose: a heroine for our time? >> yeah, i think that's a way of saying it. i mean, yes, she's a fantastic character. she's sort of a superhero and we hadn't seen so many of them in crime fiction and she's extraordinary in any way or every way. and it's funny that he actually was inspired by a famous chil

. >> we are in your room and it has more of a she sherlock holms and harry potter feel. >> i was fortunatead bring me to one when i was young. i didn't want to go but i actually really enjoyed it. with some the driving force of my interest in design and choosing the field i did. i studied art and my furniture company mcclain fabric eights and designs its own line of furniture. we were drawn to this room because of the lost space that it has up above. it's kind of a corky combination, that it made it feel like it wanted to be something like a space for an experiment or a collector or a person who had lots of different interests. so we went with some the inspiration from guy ritchie's film, sher lock homes. holmes. we tried to incorporate the antiques that we sell at our shop as well as some the things that we build ourselves. the daybed is a piece we fabricated, although the wheels are actually old factory wheels from some sort of a car that came from second chance here in baltimore. the painting that is in the corner, something that i did myself. we also do murals and decorative painting a