The Beatles Bible

John Lennon and Yoko Ono gave an interview on this day for the seventh edition of the BBC television show How Late It Is. Read more »

Two days after being interviewed by Eamonn Andrews for the Today programme, John Lennon and Yoko Ono made another television appeareance. Read more »

On the day they returned from their lightning trip to Vienna, John Lennon and Yoko Ono made an appearance on the Thames Television news show Today, hosted by Eamonn Andrews. Read more »

John Lennon and Yoko Ono gave a lengthy interview on this day to the Dutch television show Rood Wit Blauw (Red White Blue). Read more »

George Harrison was a fan of American comic at The Smothers Brothers. On this evening he made an appearance on their CBS variety show. Read more »

On this day The Beatles filmed promotional films for Hey Jude and Revolution at Twickenham Film Studios. Read more »

John Lennon and Yoko Ono made an appearance on the fourth edition of Frost On Saturday, presented by David Frost, on this evening. Read more »

Paul McCartney and Mary Hopkin both made appearances on a TV show made in the UK for US audiences on this day. Read more »

In the spring of 1968 an edition of the BBC television series Omnibus was made about the British rock scene. On this day The Beatles appeared in a short sequence for the programme. Read more »

Ringo Starr was not present for The Beatles' recording sessions on this day, as he was at the BBC's Television Theatre in London to rehearse and record an appearance on Cilla Black's television show Cilla. Read more »

Following rehearsals on 1 and 2 February, Ringo Starr took part in further preparations on this day for an appearance on Cilla Black's television show on 6 February 1968. Read more »

On 6 February 1968, Ringo Starr made an appearance on Cilla Black's television show. In the lead-up to the show he took part in three days of rehearsals, the second of which took place on this day. Read more »

Ringo Starr made an appearance on Cilla Black's television show on 6 February 1968. In the lead-up to the show he took part in three days of rehearsals, the first of which took place on this day. Read more »

Generally perceived to be The Beatles' first artistic failure, the Magical Mystery Tour film was disliked by critics and viewers alike. In an effort to explain the group's creation, Paul McCartney gave an television interview to David Frost. Read more »

Having been edited to 55 minutes from nearly 10 hours of footage, The Beatles' television film Magical Mystery Tour had its world première on BBC 1 at 8.35. Read more »

Having made a well-received appearance on The Frost Programme on Friday 29 September, John Lennon and George Harrison returned to Wembley Studios in London to give another interview. Read more »

John Lennon and George Harrison took part in an interview with David Frost for The Frost Programme on this evening. It was recorded before a studio audience between 6pm and 7pm at Studio One at Wembley Studios in London. Read more »

With seemingly unstoppable momentum during the summer of 1967, on 18 May The Beatles signed a contract to represent the BBC, and Britain, on Our World, the world's first live television satellite link-up to be seen by approximately 400 million people across five continents. Read more »

On 17 June 1967, Life Magazine ran an interview with Paul McCartney in which the Beatle admitted to having taken LSD. The UK press immediately seized upon it, and two days later McCartney gave a statement to Independent Television News (ITN). Read more »

Paul McCartney gave an interview on this day for the Granada Television late-night show Scene Special. Read more »