It's time to discuss the issues with Bill Murray himself as an actor while talking about the best practices when consuming problematic media.

I am deeply sorry for the psychic damage this episode is likely to cause anyone who listens to it. American Pie meets Groundhog Day... Let's get this over with!

This piece of French cinema may not relate much to Groundhog Day, but it's one of the most powerful pieces of film I've seen in a long while. So it's time to talk about it!

Here's a time loop movie that there is not only barely any information about online in any capacity, but left me questioning the fetishes of the people who worked on it. No, I'm not kidding, I just wish I was!

Today we finally talk about one of the most important people in the creation of Groundhog Day: George Fenton! Who is he? What did he do in the film? Listen and found out!

Don't worry, I was fully clothed while recording this! Or was I? You'll never know! But seriously, we're talking about a remake of a 2000 Swedish film today!

It's time to explore another movie with time loops! This time, it's a Tim Burton feature. But does it live up to the hype of his other films?

That's right, it's time for me to get extremely angry about 50 First Dates and compare the issues with its relationship dynamics with Groundhog Day!

This one strays a bit from Groundhog Day analysis and talks about the podcast itself and where this whole watch challenge and project will be going in the future.

It's the last song to dig into from Groundhog Day! Not only is it a great way to round out the end of the film but it has some surprising connections to previous topics on this podcast you couldn't imagine.

Today we take the time to properly go over Groundhog Day For a Black Man while also looking at an extremely similar time loop film: Two Distant Strangers.

I listened to over 61 covers of You Don't Know Me (which lead to me correcting the Wikipedia page on the song by the way) to determine which, if any, was better than Ray Charles' version featured in Groundhog Day.

Let's take the deepest of dives into Groundhog Day and talk about the Wrestlemania Phil Connors bought tickets for to give to the newly wedded couple in the film.

Today we take some time for that piece of Japanese folklore we had to rush through in the previous episode and see how it ties into Japan's particular love of time loop media.

Today we get to delve into another time loop movie while maybe discovering the first piece of why Japanese media contains so many time travel related stories.

Thanks to a suggestion from a friend, I have found what might be the ultimate Phil Connors experience: Playing Save The Date!

My cat is just far too good and sweet and I got a tattoo today! But what we really need to talk about is a unique manga called Kamisama ga Koi wo Shiro to Itte Iru and how it relates to Groundhog Day.

It's time for Double Jeopardy! That, and I reveal a way that Groundhog Day actually tricked everyone during its Jeopardy! scene.

Let's test those trivia skills! Am I as good as Phil Connors answering questions from the very game of Jeopardy! found in the movie Groundhog Day?