I have now watched the Anthology series 6 or 7 times. Well not all of it but certain parts. I was wondering what some of your favorite parts were. Some of mine are:
The concert at Shea Stadium-John is hysterical and they all look so young!
The videos for:
We Can Work it Out-Paul and John cracking up at the end is so funny
Rain-Paul's chipped tooth.
Penny Lane-The boys dancing together surrounded by hula dancers is cute. John mimicking Paul's leg move and both of them imitating Elvis.
Hey Jude-Paul's face!
The live broadcast of All You Need is Love-I have always wanted to see that!!
ANYTIME John and Paul share a microphone! I love that! -Baby's in Black, Ticket
to Ride etc.
All the Beatle bows-I never realized they bowed after EVERY single song! Funny.
John forgetting lyrics when they perform live. This happens several times! It's funny his cover ups and the other's reactions!

Shea Video Clips
We Can Work It Out Video
Rain Video
Recording/Video of "A Day in the Life"
Free As A Bird/Real Love Videos

Lots and lots of other great stuff, such as Ringo's story about crashing a boat and all.....great dvd set that I plan to watch all the way through again soon.

Video for A Day in the Life? Where's that? I only remember George Martin talking about it which I loved. I must have missed it. I also like when the three of them are together which I feel like they should have shown more of. Ringo barely says two words.

After they go in depth about the song and such.....there's that video of the song.....with the orchestra and everything..

I love the Shea Stadium footage. John playing the little keyboard with his elbows and laughing so hard he can barely sing.

The video of "Hello Goodbye" at the end when they break into the Hey-la-hebahey-lo-ah- stuff and they're dancing around.  The scene with the three of them seemed a little tense between George and Paul, but there should have been more. 

Quoted from Herecomesyoursun, posted June 21, 2004, 5:06pm at here

The video of "Hello Goodbye" at the end when they break into the Hey-la-hebahey-lo-ah- stuff and they're dancing around.  The scene with the three of them seemed a little tense between George and Paul, but there should have been more. 

It's funny, you can see Paul tell the others to bow as the curtain comes down!

Hey, you're right! I never noticed that before. I thought he was looking a John to see when to bow because John does a thing with his arms. I never looked at Paul's mouth. Cute. Paul's getting bossy already!

My favorite moments:

-In My Life intro video
-Shea Stadium footage
-Live Blackpool footage
-Paperback Writer/Rain videos
-White Album sessions
-Magic Alex intro
-Free as a Bird video

the pete parts

The rooftop concert when John forgets some of the words on "Don't Let Me Down" and just sings gibberish.

The part where they talk about what happened in the Phillipines is really interesting.

Real Love video.

I loved the story Ringo told about the large crowd greeting them one day while they looked down from a balcony. He said one guy up front on crutches threw his crutches away as though he expected to be cured and promptly fell on his face! LD

Shea Stadium was the greatest. I can't listen to "I'm Down" anymore without laughing my head off cause I can just see John playing the piano all crazy and stuff.

I loved the end of the "Hello, Goodbye" video where they're all dancing together, I've been trying to find the video so I can watch it again cause it was fun. Does anyone know where I can find that on the internet by the way?

I still love the We Can Work it Out video. I WISH you could hear what was really going on! I wanna know what John's doing to make Paul go hysterical laughing!!!!!

Paul Playing Twenty Flight Rock/Eleanor Rigby on his lovely Acoustic.

Interview about being Millionares..and 'the taste of the fans' Question.. really funny.

Ticket to Ride Video (montage of performances) the one where they are sitting on Director chairs..Lennon looks very cool

Day in the Life Video material.

Ive got a Feeling rehearsals.

Song mistakes ( with the visuals of the guitars lying against the stools etc)

and yeah, the We Can Work It Out Video... amazing.

Lennon & Harrisons Explanation of the Acid-Tea incident.

So many!

Hey Jude video... *sigh*
Hello Goodbye video
Free As A Bird video... love that
Them talking about the first time they used LSD

I REALLY NEED TO SAVE UP FOR THIS VIDEO cept the fact that the cheapest ive seen it wuz $70 and that wuz on sale . nebody kno (in louisiana) where i could get it cjeaper and not on the internet??? also nebody know where i could see clips from iot on the internet???

yeah yeah yeah i kno im a useless ole scruff but i need help and a brain
so plz and thankz

I LOVE Shea Stadium and Budokan, and when the Twist and Shout montage comes on (I scream - it's true!). I also love it when George sings Roll Over Beethoven. The We Can Work It Out videos crack me up, and the Rain/Paperback Writer ones are amazing.  And Revolution and Hey Jude are just THE SEX.


I need to watch it again. If you'll excuse me ....  

Quoted from Maccalvr

I still love the We Can Work it Out video. I WISH you could hear what was really going on! I wanna know what John's doing to make Paul go hysterical laughing!!!!!

yeh, you can see johns sly smile in there, and your wondering whats making them laugh

^I love that video. Specially Pauls little head nods in the turn-around-parts. And they look so confident. How cool it must have been knowing you were one of the four most famous people in the western world, in the best band in the world, had the looks of a model, a great voice and was writing songs he knew would be worldwide hits!
Too much.

Whenever George "God" Martin speaks. lol

This might sound silly, but I was blown away with them messing around with the David Frost intro. loved that part.

the greatest Tea-Room orchestra in the world

Shea Stadium! (at the mo)
And the clips like Rain, Lady Madonna,...

One of them is when John Lennon is making himself spastic: "Clap your hands".   Wonder how he got away with it so easily.

I think mine's definitley the short improvisation (spelled wrong?) before playing "Hey Jude" on thr Frost show.

Most defintley.

And George's : "Even to this day he's still 9 months older than me". That's a good one

Sarit