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Well it's Groundhog Day...again...
- Thread starter ElectricBlanketFire
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Stargate SG-1 had an episode like it as well. It was pretty good, especially when O'neill started to lose it.
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There's no real way to express it in GIF form but I always liked Haruhi's take on groundhog day which was to make EIGHT EPISODES with ALMOST THE EXACT SAME SCRIPT
Not a GIF but it gets the point across. The first scene of each of the eight episodes in one image:
"Kyon-kun, your phone."
In Spain the movie is officialy called "Atrapado en el tiempo" (Trapped in time), but the majority of people still call the movie the name El Dia de la Marmota (The Groundhog Day). Strange fuck up by the translators that thought the new spanish name for the movie would work better for marketing that translating the original english name as it is.
I had the pleasure of watching this in theatres when it first came out in 1993... ten days AFTER Groundhog Day, mind you.
It had sneak previews alongside another much worse film so I actually caught my first showing a week before that... but still after the fabled February 2nd.
I then had the pleasure of catching it in theatres AGAIN just last year on February 2nd proper... which was a trip.
This year will be its 25th anniversary... and while we're not QUITE there as far as the movie goes I can't think of a better day to celebrate it.
I will be watching GD with friends later tonight albeit on a much smaller screen.
It had sneak previews alongside another much worse film so I actually caught my first showing a week before that... but still after the fabled February 2nd.
I then had the pleasure of catching it in theatres AGAIN just last year on February 2nd proper... which was a trip.
This year will be its 25th anniversary... and while we're not QUITE there as far as the movie goes I can't think of a better day to celebrate it.
I will be watching GD with friends later tonight albeit on a much smaller screen.
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And the shepherd's boy says!
And the shepherd's boy says!
I was so happy when that episode aired. Every show needs at least one stuck-in-a-timeloop episode and possibly a musical episode.Star Trek Discovery did their own take on the repeating timeline story. It was pretty good too.
Fun fact: Harold Ramis originally suggested that Phil was stuck in the loop for 9-10 years, but later decided it was closer to 30 or 40.
In the original script (which was much darker), it was closer to 10,000 years; Phil tracked time by reading a page of a book each day and had managed to read through the entire public library.
In the original script (which was much darker), it was closer to 10,000 years; Phil tracked time by reading a page of a book each day and had managed to read through the entire public library.
You asshole, you could barely wait two minutes into feb 2 before you had to make this thread. I was hoping it would be my turn this year :(
The Xena episode was better. Argo dies, Gabrielle dies, Xena kills Joxer, Xena ties up and gags Gabrielle and Joxer so she can work, and Xena ricochets her chakram across the entire village!
This little dude saw his shadow WEEKS ago... been upper 60s lower 70s majority of the time since freakin sometime in Dec for us down here. Winter hardly ever visited us besides one week where it got extremely cold, like abnormally cold for this part honestly.
EDIT: I apparently don't know how this works. He had his shadow taken away from him weeks ago I guess would be more apt in my scenario.
EDIT: I apparently don't know how this works. He had his shadow taken away from him weeks ago I guess would be more apt in my scenario.