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John, SPOT ON mate!

George - the funniest Beatle

I really like that song we've arrived, and to prove it we're here.

Absolutely right William, however nothing can happened unless it is allowed to happen. So who is covering this up?

I like Don’t Bother Me!

It's not missing. All films have to be cut to fit time length & choices the Director makes in its narrative. There is plenty more of scenes never used but still always welcomed to see.

John Lennon felt like an extra in HELP.

Had to be the devil in disguise

...and drums much better than Ringo 🤣

Thats because you weren't there for the Hollywood Bowl. Paul McCartney was never in Wings

haha

Yeah...in bed WE are ALWAYS SICK!!!😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂...I LOVE YOU❤❤

Love their music BUT sick to death of them! My parents from Liverpool met the entire band at least twice and Dad met most of them on their own. If this cover doesn't reek of very Dark Occultism, I don't know what does. Remember Moloch loves baby sacrifice!

I believed this when I first saw it it’s like he mocked me by making this knowing

I think George Harrison bankrolled The Rules movie - All you need is cash. He's the guy behind "Handmade Pictures" that produced the Life of Brian.

Fun fact back in 1971 my uncle saw Pattie walking down a street smoking and asked Pattie if he could shake her hand and she said "of course sir" and grabbed his hand, she had good manners and loved to talk and he asked her out and she said yes altough she was married to George Harrison, and after the "date" he asked her if she wanted to follow him to his hotel and he told her that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen, and that he was a virgin and Pattie said that she hadnt had sex for a long time and she followed him to his hotel room and she "took away" his virginity, i mean wow can you imagine losing your virginity to THE Pattie Boyd? so no she wasnt a innocent woman, she did sleep around while being married she told him that she had been with many menand that George didnt mind my uncle was lucky bastard...

This is hilarious.

The album they're on about is '3:47 EST'. It's a fantastic album, and it's certainly not the Beatles

As a Greek , I am confident that Alex was a Con Man.

I Love this Song, too!

Does anyone have any film of this episode?

A racist album cover. Oh dear.

Why would they need 3500$ esp in 1967 during the heght of the fake. You’d almost think they got all their money from re-releases

Embarrasing

Sgt Pecker - it’s that blimin chicken again!

Seems mean not to invite her to the premier! Would love to see the cut scene!

I went off The Rutles when they started taking Tea - and biscuits !

He's very on point with the meaning of number 9. But i believe it's also a prophecy because he as in i was reincarnated in 9/11/1998 usa.

Something tells me “mother” got wind of this, and it was shut down the next week!

lmao I love George randomly referencing The Rutles out of nowhere

"An awful song" I think it's his best, followed by If I Needed Someone then It's All Too Much. Poor George, he doesn't even know if he's written a banger or not.

One kid to the very right looks like Jullian

Sb lives in a house nicer than mine now. Some world.

I love it.

it's a great song George.

Asking George if he “saw” The Rutles … how clueless can the interviewer be? George is IN “All You Need Is Ca$h” ! ( Not to mention he helped Eric Idle as technical advisor.)

No, he doesnt look like Yasser. Face of Starkey is thinner, less flat. Ringo's forehead is rounder. Arafat is not like our Ringo.😊❤

I’m here from the Paul McCartney Auto complete interview where calls it an “Up badge”

I loved "Dont bother me" from the first time I heard it!

Watching The Rutles took a little of the Beatles mystique away from me but that's ok. It was always about the music. It's still magical today

Cool

Shea Stadium

He is the living gazelle

All replaced

"good lord! do you mean tea?"

I have had tea. And biscuits.”

Pure trauma

I didn't take the portrayal of Yoka as Hitler's daughter was an insult to her. I thought it was a comment on how she couldn't win with some of the fans. No matter what she did they were going to see it in the worst possible light.

It's a good song. There's something dark and exquisite in it, like they did with Clarabella and I just don't understand. This is probably the way they sounded in their savage years in Hamburg and Cavern, raw, urgent with a taste for the unexpected and the unpredictable

"Oh, I can't stand these 'All Together Now' records..." Sail the ship, chop the tree, skip the rope, look at me...