Part 3: Days 17-22

Thank you for making this amazing documentary. I said it, and I am going to say it again: this is one of the best documentaries ever produced. I love it. Really love it.

As a fan of the Beatles that wasn't alive when all of this was happening, it was truly an amazing experience to see this. The rooftop concert is something I've always loved about the Beatles and this docuseries just made it better. It was great to see the songs being written for the first time to them being sung on that roof. Mad love and respect to everyone that helped to make this docuseries!

Thought it was superb apart from the bit with Yoko screaming. Thought they should have edited that bit. The way they all practised and practised and practised until they all got it right was excellent. They were the greatest band of all time in my opinion.

Three great parts but the third part was my favourite by a distance. The rooftop concert, filmed with multiple cameras, captured everything. And the producers knew there would be a visit by the old bill so had a hidden cameraman downstairs in reception. When the police, as expected, turned up with trumped up charges of disturbing the peace, the tactics of delay came into play. At least the Sargent, who arrived later, seemed to take the whole thing with a pinch of salt and let the concert run its course. And with it The Beatles rode off into the sunset.

Great job Peter Jackson. And we'll done to all those back in 1969.

The first 2 episodes are great but the last one is just superb. Ringo and George at the start tinkering around with Octopuses garden will bring a smile to your face and then when they finally play on the roof it makes you realise what a superb live band they were. The best band of all time.