I love how Phil stares up at his bald head for a second.

Everyone has a Ned Ryerson in their life. Lol.

Ned, I would love to stay here and talk with you... but I'm not going to.

Actually, Ned Ryerson was also going through the same ordeal that Phil here was about to, and had actually extracted all of Phil's school information earlier the same way that Phil later does to get close to the hot woman in the restaurant.

Bill Murray is the master of sarcasm. His "Biiing!" expression cracks me up everytime XD

Congrats for the actor who plays Ned here. He is unbelievably good.

Stephen Tobolowsky absolutely steals the scene. One of the best supporting parts in a movie. Period!

I just spent 24 hours at a local theater watching this movie over and over again in order to get 24 free movie tickets. I now have significant portions of the dialogue memorized, and can in general tell what's going to happen scene by scene. It was tiring and super fun. That is all. BING!

"There are no small parts. Only small actors" 10/10 performance

The way these characters are dressed, their conversational style, etc., '93 was a lot closer to '63 than it is to 2023.

"It's been great seeing ya needle head." Lmao! That line gets me every time.

Been an ongoing joke in my family that whenever we remove any hat we always say our name followed by " R-Y-E-R-S-O-N!!!!!!!!" It's the little things 😂

“What are you doing for dinner?”Something else” lol😂 gets me everytime

The plumber that came in today looked just like Ned Ryerson and I had to come back to watch a few scenes from one of my favorite movies!

"So, did you turn pro with that belly button thing Ned?".......Hahahaha!!!!!

Stephen Tobolowsky (Ned Ryerson) is iconic. He's in lots of classic movies: Sneakers, Thelma and Louise, Memento, Single White Female. Plus he played another "Ned" in Will and Grace. Big fan of his!

Stephen Tobolowsky is one of the greatest character actors we have had in the 90s and early 2000s. Still good now but was just so prominent then.

"Watch out for that first step it's a doozy" lmao

This past Groundhog Day, my dad and I went went to our local movie theater because they were showing this movie for the 30th anniversary. My dad was so glad I convinced him. There were a lot of stuff we forgot from this movie. My dad was actually at the diner when they were filming this movie and with that, he got to meet Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, and Andie MacDowell. When the movie was over, they had a short documentary of the making of it. When Stephen Tobolowsky was talking about the audition, he said he gave it all that he got and literally within the first five seconds or so, they knew immediately he was perfect for Ned. They thought to themselves "Oh my god. We basically wrote this part for this guy." They were laughing so hard during the audition they didn't need to see anyone else. Stephen was the first guy to audition for Ned and they knew they had to cast him and not see anyone else because no one could've topped Stephen. And they were right. They right right right right right lol.

"No Phil I sell insurance!" "What a shock...."

*Checks clip after seeing the superbowl ad* Yep, they nailed it!

Ned is definitely one of my favorite characters in the film!

This is the clip I play for my son to get him up in the morning! He tries to be mad, but it makes both of us laugh! May be the best scene in a great movie!

The guy who plays Ned really nailed it, he was on an episode of Seinfeld too

Am I right, or am I right, or am I right...right...right? (1:08)

I love how later on when he gets used to the daily routine, he almost steps in the puddle and then steps back and let's another guy step in it xP

All things considered, Ned’s fashion sense is pretty good actually.

If the Avengers came out in the 80’s Bill Murray would definitely play IronMan.

Ned! (takes off hat) Ryerson!

Oh, if only we all could deal with annoying people with the perfect badass dry sarcasm of Bill Murray...

The Puddle activates the loop in time

Definitely one of my all time favorites! Just visited the marker where Phil took his doozy of a step...love the Woodstock Square!

I am watching this on Groundhog Day.

Bill Murray's facial expressions at 0:47 might be the greatest thing we've every put on film.

There's actually a lot more to this movie then on the surface. It almost reminds me of a "its a wonderful life" type feel.

THis scene was shot in my hometown of Woodstock Illinois

I have never seen an actor literally hijack an entire scene in this kamikaze manner and then exit it so abruptly to be forgotten never to matter again till the end.

I wonder how many of us identify with Phil but are in reality more like Ned...

I hate how people laugh at things like when he accidently steps in the puddle. Of course the sales guy is supposed to be annoying either way.

Stephen Tobolowsky....The Master!!!!

Little did Phil know this was only the beginning of this touching relationship.

So this movie was actually filmed in a town outside of Chicago called Woodstock, Illinois. The corner of the town square where he and Phil keep meeting is now named Ned’s corner 😄

_"Hey, that's all right. I'll walk with you."_ LMAO!

My friends and I do this scene with "Phil!... Phil Connors!" like all my life

Am I right or am I right or am I right? Right right right! 😂😂😂

Rest in peace Harold Ramis thanks for the memories

stephen tobolowsky is a fantastic character actor

This isn't really a comedy...it's a horror flick. And a really good one.

NED: What are you doing for dinner? PHIL: something else. lol

It’s Groundhog Day folks and This movie from the early 90’s has got some backup and I’m saving it for next year somewhere in February. 😁

I really love that theory that Ned Ryerson is something akin to death coming to Phil as a familiar face to gain his soul.

Watch out for that first step, it's a *dooozy!*

Anyone here after seeing the Super Bowl Commercial??

Watching this movie in English class this week! Not too shabby! Pretty funny

Been watching this all day since its Groundhog day & the scenes with Ned are so funny!

Needlenose ned, ned the head, come on buddy, case western high!

Bill Murray could't hold his laugh in at 1.40.

"Am I right, or am I right, right... right?"

"Ned the Bull that's me now!"

Haven't watched groundhog day in a decade or two, definitely underrated

Love that laugh Ned does at 1:16

Bill Murray is one of my favorite actors of all time

my favorite one is when phil punches him in the face LMAO xD

Phil, it is soooo good to see you!!!!!!!!!!!, (especially for the fans of the movie Bill). Never tire watching this scene and expressions of the actors. ROFL every time.

Stephen Tobolowsky is Ned Ryerson. I saw Groundhog Day recently. Stephen Tobolowsky and Bill Murray acted in Garfield the movie. I used to watch that movie a lot as a kid. Murray was Garfield and Tobolowsky was Happy Chapman. Though seeing Tobolowsky here, i wonder if he ever had hair. He's bald here. I even remember him being bald in Garfield. I didn't watch a lot of his on camera work aside from Garfield when i was a kid. I mostly saw him in animated movies. But he's still pretty funny. Same with Bill Murray.

It's a doozy! lol, love that line.

Every time I hear Need Ryerson talk, I see Jim Parsons in my mind.

Who’s here after the Super Bowl commercial?

"Ned I would love to stand here and talk with you but I'm not going to" LOL just LOL cracks me up every single time 😂😂

“NED.........RYESRSON!” 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

Did anybody ever notice that when Ned started running up to Bill Murray,just look at the sign above that says Woodstock jewels...Woodstock Illinois was where they filmed this movie not punxsutawney Pennsylvania....fyi

This is the best character in the movie.

It’s also awesome that these two actors were involved for the movie GARFIELD.

"What are you doing for dinner?" "Something else." 😂😂😂

“ I sure as heck fire remember you!” Lmaooooo

Ryerson made the movie!!! Any scenes with Ned the Head rules the movie. BING

Happy groundhog day tomorrow

Ned reminds me of Scott Brady -- a life insurance salesman for Allstate in Michigan. He's the best life insurance derp.

On Phil's final loop, he bought every insurance Ned had.

"And you're not a doctor, but you play one in in real life" - Seinfeld. Toboowski played the hippie doctor that turned George Costanza purple. "I'm an eggplant!"

Gotta love Ned! lol

Neds in Californication! The actor plays stu Biggs :)

Watch out for that first step, it’s a doozy, am I right or am I right, right right right

Who came back to watch these clips because of the Super Bowl Jeep commercial

"So did ya turn pro with that Belly button thing" lmfaooooo

I constantly catch myself unconsciously using Ned's catchphrases.

Ned was probably already balding in high school, Tobolowsky was only 41 here 😂

Great flick - I can watch it over and over.

Groundhog Day is #86 on the list of 200 essential films

How else came here after the Super Bowl commercial?

Watch out for that 1st step it's a dewzy at 1:49

Ned Ryerson? BING!!!!!

After Phil Stepped Into That Puddle That's When The Time Loop All Started Because Ned Mentioned The 1st Step Being A Doozy. "Meaning: Groundhog Day Is Gonna Repeat Over And Over On The Same Day."

I have a friend called Phil and every time I meet him I put on Ned's voice.

“Phil? Phil Junior? I thought that was you! Well hot dog!

I had a friend, I had to block and stop contact with. I'll give an example of much much chaos he caused people. We were at a meetup at Denny's sharing knowledge with our Locksmith Association. There were about 30 of us, and most there ordered food or something. The waitress at the end asks how we would like the bill, "one check or seperate checks?" This Ned character said, "Ill pay it all and everyone will just reimburse me with cash". The waitress happily took that answer and went back to print up the one check. The treasurer of the association told him off saying he knew why he wanted to do that, "because you want the rewards". Pointing others he said, "Maybe he wants the rewards, or he wants the rewards, or I want the rewards! I'll tell you what, I will do it this time, but don't try this again!" This annoying Ned said, "Okay, Okay, thanks! No problem ehh, ehh". I'm just rolling my eyes at the treasurer, and said, "WTF!" So this Ned guy is going around the table with the receipt asking who ordered what and getting the totals with a calculator with the amounts plus sales tax for everyone. He gets 1/2 around the table and people start clearing out to the parking lot to chat and he starts to panick thinking he's going to get stiffed. He forgets who paid him and who did not, so he starts interrogating people, "Did you pay?" "Did you pay?" "Did you pay?" as he starts asking more frantically, and people reply, "dude I paid you!" I look over at the treasurer and said, "look at the chaos he created for himself!", as we shake our heads. He finally tracked down one person who was so annoyed with him he purposely made him work for his reward. Months, maybe a year later I was texting him and he made me explain a rhetoracle question. He said "how much?" for a job I was going to give him, and I said, "65", he texts back ">>>$

Needle head 😂😂

Lol that first step around that street corner sure was a doozy also. Great actors both of them, Bill Murray is brilliant (and really funny) at his intrinsic little subtleties, and credit to Stephen Tobolowsky for his acting too as it's probably not as easy to play an exceptionally irritating character as it seems.

I figured since its Groundhog Day,I'm watching full clips on Groundhog Day movie😅🤣😅

Ned became very successful after this event. He eventually led many companies though their startup stage, but he changed his name to “Action” Jack Barker.