Deja vu, again?

In a brilliant BBC comedy Yes Prime Minister from 1980s sir Humphrey explains why something that looks and feels like a coverup is not in fact a coverup, and thus is not similar to the Watergate scandal. This situation resembles the release of Twitter files in 2022 when amongst other stories Hunter Biden's laptop story is also exposed and the censorship that happened within Twitter. Disclaimer: As sharply put by sir Humphrey, something to resemble Watergate must happen in America; thus Twitter files may be compared to Watergate.

When the Dad from the movie Inside Out (2015) is addressed by his wife, he gives a long pause before reacting because he was rerunning an earlier hockey match in his head. Similar thing happened to Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada when he was asked a question by a journalist, when he gave a 20 second long pause before answering. Original footage of Justin Trudeau showing that this 20 second pause is genuine and not a result of video editing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79nHwsqQNBA Disclaimer: We cannot be sure what was Justin Trudeau thinking about during these 20 seconds, but we can be sure he wasn't thinking about telling the truth.

In a brilliant BBC comedy Yes Prime Minister from 1980s sir Humphrey and sir Frank discuss the preparation of a bill that needs to go before the Cabinet. The situation highly resembles the US omnibus spending bill of $1.7 trillion introduced at the end of 2022, except it was several orders of magnitude larger, both in number of pages and the amount of money. Disclaimer: A thumbnail of this video opposes sir Humphrey and senator Rand Paul, rather than compares them, since sir Humphrey is behind a ludicrous document while the senator is the one that opposes it.

The movie Two Much from 1996 starring Melanie Griffith as Betty Kerner and Antonio Banderas as Art Dodge almost precisely depicts the real lives of the two actors. Original videos from Rumour Juice: How Don Johnson Cradle-Snatched Melanie Griffith: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2vDU-dBgHk Antonio Banderas Will Never Stop Loving Melanie Griffith: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvTzrr-gMYs&t=206s Disclaimer: We are big fans of this movie; we simply had to find something related to it for our channel.

When the Dad from the movie Inside Out (2015) is addressed by his wife, he gives a long pause before reacting because he was rerunning an earlier hockey match in his head. Similar thing happened to Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada when he was asked a question by a journalist, when he gave a 20 second long pause before answering. Original footage of Justin Trudeau showing that this 20 second pause is genuine and not a result of video editing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79nHwsqQNBA Disclaimer: We cannot be sure what was Justin Trudeau thinking about during these 20 seconds, but we can be sure he wasn't thinking about telling the truth.

A scene with an annoying insurance salesman from the movie Groundhog Day where Phil (played by Bill Murray) gets recognized by his allegedly former schoolmate Ned Ryerson who wants to sell him an insurance, strongly resembles those moments when trying to avoid an annoying NPC with a boring side quest in video games. If you have a similar experience with boring side quests in video games, then like this video and leave a comment with the name of a game and the most boring side quest you've tried to avoid. This is our ninth video in the Groundhog Day Gaming series. Subscribe and hit that bell button not to miss our future uploads. All videos from this series will be added to this playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg25K00eAFCgW81EUyl-IM8A79SbYgEQD

A prison scene from the movie Groundhog Day where Phil (played by Bill Murray) "escapes" prison by simply waiting for tomorrow strongly resembles the use of fast travel option in video games. This is our eight video in the Groundhog Day Gaming series. Subscribe and hit that bell button not to miss our future uploads. All videos from this series will be added to this playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg25K00eAFCgW81EUyl-IM8A79SbYgEQD

In a brilliant BBC comedy Yes Prime Minister from 1980s Jim Hacker asks his permanent secretary Bernard Woolley who else knows the Foreign Office secrets apart from the Foreign Office; only the Kremlin - Bernard swiftly replies. Although, Yes Prime Minister was made in 1980s, it seems this is still true today as Liz Truss' mobile phone got hacked by the Russian spies while she was working for the Foreign Office during 2021-2022. Disclaimer: We do not work for the Foreign Office nor Kremlin, rather we learn government secrets by watching Yes (Prime) Minister.

In a brilliant BBC comedy Yes Minister from 1980s sir Humprey Appleby explains why it is important to send a PM elsewhere, somewhere, anywhere; so he and his colleagues can run the country while the PM attends some summit. In the real life, when a newly (s)elected PM Rishi Sunak decides not to attend COP27 UN climate summit but to stay home and deal with domestic issues, he is attacked for not doing his job. Disclaimer: We cannot be sure that anyone in any government is doing their job.

A hotel scene from the movie Groundhog Day where Phil (played by Bill Murray) is annoyed with small talk by the lady in the hotel, strongly resembles the use of skip dialog feature in video games. This is our seventh video in the Groundhog Day Gaming series. Subscribe and hit that bell button not to miss our future uploads. All videos from this series will be added to this playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg25K00eAFCgW81EUyl-IM8A79SbYgEQD

In the Christmas special of the brilliant BBC comedy Yes Minister from 1980s the PM suddenly resigns. This event creates an avalanche in the ruling party when trying to find a suitable candidate to replace him. After some brainstorming they come to some strange ideas. This seems to have become a recognizable pattern in the UK. Disclaimer: We got an inside information that Jim Hacker will be the next UK Prime Minister... in the BBC comedy that is.

James "Jim" Hacker, a PM from the brilliant BBC comedy Yes Prime Minister from 1980s explains how to deal with questions from the press. It boils down to simply giving your own statement regardless of the question. We see this being put into practice by Liz Truss, Prime Minister of UK in 2022, while being interviewed by Chris Mason for BBC News. Check out the full interview here: https://youtu.be/4_yBvflyD8A And the clip from Good Morning Britain: https://youtu.be/hvHq4fKtHV8 Disclaimer: This video is not about energy price guarantee policy.

A scene from the movie Groundhog Day where Phil (played by Bill Murray) eats everything he finds on a table simply because he does not have to bear any consequences highly resembles video games mechanics where food can restore your health without every getting you sick. This is our sixth video in the Groundhog Day Gaming series. Subscribe and hit that bell button not to miss our future uploads. All videos from this series will be added to this playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg25K00eAFCgW81EUyl-IM8A79SbYgEQD

James "Jim" Hacker, a PM from the brilliant BBC comedy Yes Prime Minister from 1980s deals with the same issues as today's politicians. However, he does it with more tack perhaps, by understanding that losing too many ministers in a short time period might be embarrassing and lead to confidence loss. Disclaimer: We lost only one minister on this Youtube channel when Jim Hacker became a Prime Minister.

Brilliant BBC political satire sitcom Yes Prime Minister from 1980s shows deep understanding of the most important issues of humanity and satirically addresses it in this episode. While Jim Hacker, the prime minister of UK in the TV series shows outrage and amazement of how easy is to wipe out the planet, the real prime minister of UK Liz Truss simply states that she is ready to do it. Disclaimer: We strongly believe that wiping out the planet and killing all humanity would stop all the wars. Too bad no one would be there to enjoy it.

A scene from the movie Groundhog Day where Phil (played by Bill Murray) bumps into a hotel guest every time he leaves his room highly resembles an annoying repetitive NPC in video games. This is our fifth video in the Groundhog Day Gaming series. Subscribe and hit that bell button not to miss our future uploads. All videos from this series will be added to this playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg25K00eAFCgW81EUyl-IM8A79SbYgEQD

It is scary how Covid ads for boosters and measures by public health services from 2020+ seem like ripoffs from the sci-fi thriller series Counterpart from 2018. Disclaimer: This is most likely a coincidence. Probably. Could be.

Money robbery scene from the movie Groundhog Day where Phil (played by Bill Murray) steals money from the van highly resembles poorly implemented and predictable AI in video game quests. This is our fourth video in the Groundhog Day Gaming series. Subscribe and hit that bell button not to miss our future uploads. All videos from this series will be added to this playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg25K00eAFCgW81EUyl-IM8A79SbYgEQD

Sir Humphrey from the brilliant BBC political satire sitcom Yes Minister from 1908s explains how to suppress... that is not to publish data that could be misinterpreted. And CDC seems to be a quick learner. Disclaimer: We do not claim that the CDC was suppressing data, we simply state that they took a democratic decision not to publish it.

A room scene from the movie Groundhog Day where Phil (played by Bill Murray) checks through the window to see if there are some changes highly resembles the frustrations when installing mods in video games. This is our third video in the Groundhog Day Gaming series. Subscribe and hit that bell button not to miss our future uploads. All videos from this series will be added to this playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg25K00eAFCgW81EUyl-IM8A79SbYgEQD

Morpheus (played by Laurence Fishburne) from the movie The Matrix (1999) explains how humanity was tackling their problems by dimming the Sun; the same idea that Bill Gates and climate change activists would like to use for tackling global warming, only referred to as Solar Geoengineering. Disclaimer: We strongly believe that doing one stupid thing can be fixed by doing another stupid thing...not.

A bar scene from the movie Groundhog Day where Phil (played by Bill Murray) tries to impress Rita (played by Andie MacDowell) by matching their interests highly resembles the overuse of quick save/load feature in games by sticklers. This is our second video in the Groundhog Day Gaming series. Subscribe and hit that bell button not to miss our future uploads. All videos from this series will be added to this playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg25K00eAFCgW81EUyl-IM8A79SbYgEQD

A scene from the movie Judge Dredd (1995) where Joseph Dredd says "I am the Law" seems to be portraying a self-image of dr. Anthony Fauci, Chief Medical Advisor to the US President as given in the interview in 2021, where dr. Fauci states that he represents the science. Disclaimer: We do not claim that dr. Fauci funded the research for the movie Judge Dredd nor that he ever received any money from the Hollywood Pictures.

A restaurant scene from the movie Groundhog Day where Phil (played by Bill Murray) tries to impress Rita (played by Andie MacDowell) by speaking French, strongly resembles a difficult situation in gaming where only cheats can save you. This is our first video in the Groundhog Day Gaming series. Subscribe and hit that bell button not to miss our future uploads. All videos from this series will be added to this playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg25K00eAFCgW81EUyl-IM8A79SbYgEQD

Yuri Orlov (played by Nicholas Cage) from the movie Lord of War (2005) explains US arms deals by the president Joe Biden in Ukraine in 2022. WION report 01: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ea5cidWmBAE WION report 02: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Su5w5kjxGHw Disclaimer: In every war we always take side with peace and innocent people.