Nancy R wrote:

Apple Scruff wrote:

Nancy R wrote:

Saw this on FB:

When will The Beatles: Get Back be available to watch on Disney Plus?
Starting Thursday, Nov. 25 -- Thanksgiving Day in the US -- The Beatles: Get Back will be available to all Disney Plus subscribers to stream without paying an extra charge. Since the documentary is a three-part series, only the first episode will be available on that day, with the second available on Friday, Nov. 26 and the third on Saturday, Nov. 27.

A Disney Plus representative told CNET each episode will be available at 12 a.m. PT (3 a.m. ET) on their release dates.

Good to know.

Stupid question (as I am new to Disney +): does anyone know how long the documentary will be available on Disney + to watch? I'd like to watch it Thurs, Fri and Sat, but if I can't, the doc should be available for a while afterwards, right? Thanks.

Yes, it will be on there to watch for quite a while. Not sure how long, but eventually these pay channels remove stuff and add new stuff.

thanks Nancy

Aww, I love the one with Stella, Julian and Sean. I love when the Beatles kids get together.

Nancy R wrote:

Saw this on FB:

When will The Beatles: Get Back be available to watch on Disney Plus?
Starting Thursday, Nov. 25 -- Thanksgiving Day in the US -- The Beatles: Get Back will be available to all Disney Plus subscribers to stream without paying an extra charge. Since the documentary is a three-part series, only the first episode will be available on that day, with the second available on Friday, Nov. 26 and the third on Saturday, Nov. 27.

A Disney Plus representative told CNET each episode will be available at 12 a.m. PT (3 a.m. ET) on their release dates.

Good to know.

Stupid question (as I am new to Disney +): does anyone know how long the documentary will be available on Disney + to watch? I'd like to watch it Thurs, Fri and Sat, but if I can't, the doc should be available for a while afterwards, right? Thanks.

oobu24 wrote:

^ Now he has his mask on.  Alone & outside. But he didn't wear it inside hugging all those people at the Rock & Roll Hall.

I know, right?! LOL

Nancy R wrote:

^ Sorry, but he needs to shave, especially for an event like this. You can really see it in the pics in the article.

Agreed, Nancy. Paul is looking good, but I am not a fan of the stubble.

Yankeefan2 wrote:

Nancy R wrote:

Well, didn't hear anything I didn't already know, but it was an enjoyable hour and a half.

What do the rest of you think?

In other words, it was 99.5% about the Beatles -lol. One day, I would love an interviewer to say to Paul, "I  don't give a damn about the Beatles, I want to know about your life and career after 1970"- lol. (not going to happen !!)

Would love that too!! LOL

He has so many brilliant songs after The Beatles, it would be so nice to aknowledge them and give details on them too.

chrisstevens wrote:

An interesting point to make that those of you who watched the stream may have missed: I had balcony seats. At one point when Samira played a clip after asking him about Lennon and their relationship - I cannot recall what exactly was prompted it - the stage lights went low so we could see the clip. Focusing in on Paul I was sure I could see him well up a bit, become emotional. After the show had ended, I spoke to a fellow fan who had better seats and said that it did indeed look like that. Also, when the I Saw Her Standing There clips was played, Paul shook his head slightly at the "wooo" bits!

Love this.

this is great! thanks for posting 

that's a beautiful picture, Nancy

Thinking of John a lot today, as I do every year. I love and miss him dearly (and I am just a fan); I can't imagine how his family and closest friends must feel like.

thanks LadyLeslie for the heads up!