How many movies/tv shows can you think of that have something to do with The Beatles

Typo! That should be "A Hard Jay's Night!"

On 11/21/1978, the episode entitled The Crush on "Three's Company," Jack Tripper (John Ritter) calls his date Lovely Rita. He also has a Beatles' poster on the bedroom wall.

On the 10/26/1982 episode of Three's Company entitled "Extra, Extra!" Jack says "I Get By With a Little Help From My Friends."

In Jersey Boys a band member references Ringo at the end of the show when the 4 Seasons are being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

In Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike, "Here Comes the Sun" closes the story. The show ends on that beautiful song.

I never liked the character of James Bond, finding 007 to be a pompous ass, which is bad enough but a chauvinist pig oinking sexist comments and behavior which I find even worse. In the 1965 movie Goldfinger, 007 says that "drinking warm champagne is as bad as listening to the Beatles without ear muffs." Oh, brother!

In the movie Boyhood, the dad gives his son a Beatles' CD and talks about the Beatles' solo careers. Earlier in the film, he gets into this country song with hilarious lyrics and compares its purity to that of Abbey Road.

Originally Posted by beatlebangs1964

I never liked the character of James Bond, finding 007 to be a pompous ass, which is bad enough but a chauvinist pig oinking sexist comments and behavior which I find even worse. In the 1965 movie Goldfinger, 007 says that "drinking warm champagne is as bad as listening to the Beatles without ear muffs." Oh, brother!

Ha-ha, that's what I love about 007! He's a mans man!

On the 11/3/2013 episode of Family Guy entitled "Quagmire's Quagmire" Stewie tells Brian that he and his teddy bear Rupert (Paul McCartney, anyone?) had great times together "like the time we met the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show!" Stewie holds up a lousy crayon drawing of stick figure hairless Beatles. A fuller drawing of Stewie and Rupert is on the lower left corner of the poorly drawn picture.

On 9/11/1967, the Monkees' opening episode for that season titled "It's a Nice Place to Visit (The Monkees in Mexico) Davy hold up the Sgt Pepper album.

On 1/31/2015 the Beatles are mentioned three times on Saturday Night Live.

dunno how many are out there..... but the best is the one included in their Boxset titled "Beatles On Record". I actually got it off PBS prior to Boxset release. It is the most factual & intriguing of all Beatles documentaries.

"Instant Karma" is played in the movie "Danny Collins."

I heard Sean Penn is a Beatles' fan.

On 11/14/1966, the pilot episode of The Monkees showed Mike throwing a dart at a Beatles' poster and hitting Ringo. (Ironic flip side of Ringo's poor showing of dart throwing in the Fabs' first movie.). In this pilot episode which was aired 2 months after the Monkees debut, that Beatles poster was shown in another scene.

In January of 2014, Jimmy Fallon and the men who starred on the inane series Full House do a spoof of the 1987-1995 show. Jimmy Fallon says he intereviewed, among other august and illustrious people Paul McCartney.

In the 1971 "Anatomy of a Tonsil" episode of the inane Partridge Family, Keith says that their replacement bassist "is even better than Paul McCartney" and that the replacement bassist "played bass on all those old Beatle records."

On May 5, 2015 John Stewart made jokes about Paul McCartney

On the 10/19/2005 episode The King of Queens entitled "Like Hell," there is a scene with two men in a truck. The passenger says, "I kind of like the Beatles."

The 12/8/2008 episode of The Simpsons entitled "Yellow Subterfuge" is largely inspired by "Yellow Submarine."

The 2003 movie Behind the Camera: The Making of Three's Company, the actor portraying John Ritter says he has an interview with Ringo Starr, "you know, one of the Beatles!" The real John Ritter was a John Lennon/Beatles fan and even has a Beatles' sing lyric inscribed on his headstone.

The 1999 Adam Sandler movie "Big Daddy" closes with the George Harrison classic "What is Life."