Drifting from Benesh into Izod gets me sidetracked by Wonder Woman and the #TimeLoop of the Week is politics, there's almost no mention of #GroundhogDay and I picked the wrong entry for Izod so that discussion in more detail will have to wait.

A one-off episode that starts with suggesting that sometimes life is its own #TimeLoop of the Week, then gets into critiquing a guy who watched #GroundhogDay every day for a year and only wrote one article about the experience.

Continuing my critique of Benesh with the digestive metaphor and the resperation metaphor in #GroundhogDay. Plus: #TimeLoop of the Week: Day Break.

continuing with Benesh and the digestive metaphor, then #timeloop of the week: Dead of Night, a movie that changed our understanding of the universe.

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Continuing a look at Benesh, the digestion metaphor, the #groundhogday effect, and whether or not phil is actually trying to become a better version of himself. #TimeLoop of the week: The Rings of Power: Doomed to Die.

exploring benesh's (2011) doctoral dissertation on #groundhogday, symbolism in hands, in lines/bars/stripes... or NOT, and seeing the forest AND the trees. Plus, #timeloop of the week: Long Beach Landmark Theatre Company's production of Groundhog Day: The Musical.

from pelvic tilt to cherry street, hanging out with richard henzel to time loop of the week: ghost of camp blood.

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a look into a deleted scene, phil talking to a science teacher and then watching an elementary class performing the story of the frog prince.

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Since Ramis brings up Eugene V Debs in his commentary track, here is an overview of Debs, socialism, the American Railway Union,  the Pullman Strike and the violent response from corporate and government interests.

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the third of a trio of entries written upon the death of Harold Ramis.

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