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

The other night I caught part of an animated Pixar style show titled "Squid Squad" featuring Yellow Submarine characters.

The new Steve Jobs movie has several Beatle references.

1. His long time, long suffering assistant describes the crowd as "a scene out of A Hard Day's Night."

2. Andy, another expert who went back a long ways with Steve Jobs said he was tired of being Ringo and why was Steve Jobs always slated to be John.

3. Steve Jobs said John got to be John because he wrote "Ticket to Ride" and not by hitting George Harrison over the head to get to the top slot. There were a few more Ringo-John references. (Note: Paul was the only Beatle who was not mentioned at all in this movie.)

4. Footage of John Lennon in the famous Bed-In for Peace was showed at the very end.

On May 27/28, 2016 on Seth Meyers, his guest Judd Apatow talked about Paul McCartney and made joking references to the Beatles. A picture of Paul McCartney was shown as well.

The 1970 episode "Funny Money" on Room 222 a character named Michael (Eric L'aneville) says he's "saving up to buy that new Beatles' album." Given the time table, you know it was Let it Be.

Same show, same season in the episode entitled "The New Boy," a transfer student who is a pathological liar tells his classmates he can get them Rollibg Stones tickets. The new boy goes to a ticket agent and says "last time it was a Beatles' concert!"

Another episode of Room 222 that same season, the character of Bernie, when asked about a "bad act" says "Ringo singing without the rest of the Beatles!"

On the 1970 episode of Room 222 entitled "Mel Wertz & the Nickel Plated Toothpicks," Karen Valentine said "whoever heard of Liverpool before the Beatles?"

This 1969 - 1974 show had many Beatles' references.

On a 1969 episode of Room 222 entitled "The Exchange Teacher," Charmion King who plays the exchange teacher from the UK references "Lennon and McCartney" as poets and quotes lyrics from "Eleanor Rigby."

On a 1970 episode of Room 222 entitled "Goodbye, Mr. Hip," Richie (Howard Rice) said, "you'll just have to settle for records by inferior groups like the Beatles and the Rolling Stones." This was in jocular response to the band taking a break between sets.

The 4/14/1989 Full House episode entitled "I'm There For You, Babe," John Stamos plays "Day Tripper."

A woman on the Greg Guttfield (sp) show said "my favorite Beatles' song."

The 12/18/1989 episode of 21 Jump Street is entitled "Things We Said Today."

On the 12/11/1987 "The Big Three-O" episode of Full House, the gang quotes "Ob-la-di, Ob-la-da." The episode closes with an execrable, lousy version of "Drive My Car."

On the 11/4/1988 Full House episode entitled "D. J.'s First Horse?" cushion faced Candace Cameron (D. J.) rides a horse while an execrable cover of "Good Day Sunshine" is played in the background.

On July 12, 2017 on 11th Hour With Brian Williams, Brian Williams said, "for the benefit of Mr. Kite" at 8:21 PST

On the Full House episode “Oh Where, Oh Where Has My Little Girl Gone,” aired 10/8/1991, Danny says “They’re doing a Beatles’ song, ‘Help!’”

On the 10/15/1971 episode of The Partridge Family entitled “Anatomy of a Tonsil,” Paul McCartney is mentioned by name and David Cassidy made a comment about Beatle records.

On the Partridge Family episode aired 11/12/1971 entitled “A Tale of Two Hamaters,” Danny said, “Whenwas the last time the Beatles put out a record?”

Shirley responded with “Danny, the Beatles broke up. They don’t exist anymore.”

On the 12/23/1972 episode of The Osmonds entitled “The Luck of the Osmonds,” Jimmy sings “Long Haired Lover From Liverpool.” A little Beatles’ influence, perhaps? The weird looking plane they fly in the 1972 cartoon has a drawing of Beatles’ poster.

In 1982 Jimmy Osmond did a fairly decent cover of “Penny Lane” on Fame

Note the crudely drawn Beatles’ poster on the plane 2:52 - 2:53