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Originally, The Beatles disliked the cartoon; however, as time went on they grew to like it. In 1972, Lennon commented, I still get a blast out of watching the Beatles cartoons on TV. In 1999, Harrison said, I always kind of liked [the cartoons]. They were so bad or silly that they were good, if you know what I mean. And I think the passage of time might make them more fun now. [2]
More fun again with Episode 06 from those crazy Beatles cartoons. You've Really Got A Hold On Me/Chains: In Africa, Ringo asks a medicine maker named Jack to help fix the Beatles' flat tire. He then turns a worm into a snake and it lusts for Ringo; After getting knocked out, Ringo dreams about himself as Captain Bligh from the movie Mutiny On The Bounty . Sing Along: Slow Down/Honey Don't. Lap them up y'all. Download
This is the complete Beatles Cartoon TV Series. The Beatles cartoons aired on ABC from September 25, 1965 to April 20, 1969. It was produced by Al Brodax for King Features in New York. The animation was done by various studios including TVC of London, the same studio that later produced "Yellow Submarineh", the Beatles feature-length cartoon. Three other animation studios were also involved in the series. They were Artransa in Australia, Cine-Centrum in Holland, and CanaWest in Vancouver, BC. The voices of The Beatles were supplied by Paul Frees, an American who did the voices of John and George, and Lance Percival, an Englishman who did the voices of Paul and Ringo.
The Beatles cartoons aired on ABC-TV from September 25, 1965 to April 20, 1969. It was produced by Al Brodax for King Features in New York. The animation was done by various studios including TVC of London, the same studio that later produced Yellow Submarines", the Beatles feature-length cartoon. Three other animation studios were also involved in the series. They were Artransa in Australia, Cine-Centrum in Holland, and CanaWest in Vancouver, BC.
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