Jim Morris

The 8 hours could have been edited down a bit. Some of it was senseless BS'ing. It was lovely to see the "creative process" in full bloom. There were a couple of prophetic moments: McCartney telling Ringo, "And then there were two" and Harrison saying he had enough written material for a whole album. Lennon looked like he really didn't care anymore. Ringo looked bored to death, George looked frustrated and Paul looked like the consummate workaholic that took everything seriously and tried to get John to 'focus'. Melodies just ooze out of Paul. It was interesting to see McCartney just flex up with Yoko Ono around all the time. She was truly the Dragon Lady that killed the Beatles. It was lovely to see how Paul adored Linda.

The show is realistic. It keeps current on real world events. It empathizes patriotism, commitment and teamwork.