It is unsurprising that Magic Alex disliked the Maharishi. A con man knows another con man when he sees one. Alex was just defending his turf.

If john was blown away by a box with lights, imagine his reaction to a smart phone.

Magic Alex was such a grifter. What a ridiculous person

Amazing how quickly the Summer Of Love turned into The Winter Of Our Discontent!

Just marveling at the pace of change and development in the 60s. The Sgt. Pepper album literally shook the music world at every level of brow. It would be understandable that an artist might be a bit daunted about what to follow up that kind of monumental success with. It took Fleetwood Mac 2 1/2 years to follow up Rumors, The Eagles took nearly 3 to follow Hotel California, and Stevie Wonder over 3 years to follow Songs in the Key of Life. And yet the Beatles just toss out the MMT project within about 6 months of Peppers release.

Magic Alex: The Scrapmans best friend

Magic Alex… cracks me up that they thought he was legit

Forget the Beatles, where’s our movie on Magic Alex? 😂

Sheesh. All this time I thought "mystery tour" was just a name the Beatles came up with. I never knew until right now that that's a British term for school kids taking surprise field trips.

6:10 "Wallpaper speakers".

Sounds like something out of Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds.

"Wallpaper speakers appear on the shore, coming to take you awaaaaaaay..."  🎵🎵🎵🎵

As a kid I loved the movie Magical Mystery Tour...and still do!

These mini documentaries collectively are better than the anthology. The anthology is great but this is the real stuff we want to know that would never be approved by Apple Corp. Well done

The media was obsessed with hippies in the sixties… the vast majority of young people were not hippies

You left out the George Harrison Hells Angels story when he went to San Francisco.

So THAT'S how this sausage was made!

'Magical Mystery Tour' song co-written with John according to Paul (Many Years From Now book). Way more than 3 chords in it too.

It seems amazing how each Beatles album that followed 1967 was so absolutely great, despite the discord, misguidance, drug abuse, and manipulation of such hangers-on

Another great documentry, thanks 👍

"No director...no script."
Uh oh.

When someone says they've invented "invisible paint" and you take them seriously for more than 10 seconds, it's time to lay off the drugs. (in reference to "magic" Alex.)