The most 90's thing about it is at the end when they're taking him away and Robert Duvall looks glumly at Michael Douglas as if to say, "Why?" And then Douglas smiles and does the thumbs up motion and you see in his hand is a roll of Mentos, The Freshmaker, and everybody laughs.

I assumed Lady Stoneheart was more of a Gandalf the White and less of a Tom Bombadil. A shame.

Also, they cut out the disclaimer that the Bible was a mockumentary.

Hungover actually.

Heh. The band Fun (stylized as fun. ) as the Stones. Only because Nate Reuss looks a little like Jagger though frankly they're more Kinks-ish.
Really Alfie "Theon/Reek" Allen is a dead ringer for Mick.

Aidan Quinn as Paul and Jared Harris as John! They almost go down to SNL when they see Lorne Michaels present them with a check for $3000! Great stuff.

Another wish that would have to wait until McCartney and Starr are no longer with us, but personally I would love to see a seven-season show that tackles every year of the Beatles career (pre-1963/Hamburg stuff to be touched on in the feature-length pilot). For instance, one episode would show the making of their…

Ha! Yeah, that was mainly for digging up the relevant tracks for you kids playing at home.

Unfortunately, the record companies that own the rights would probably make things difficult, but it sure is fun to think about. Meanwhile, between my brother and a coupe friends we own the majority of the Beatles solo albums, so I did end up burning a disc of the above playlist.

I now present you the album the Beatles might have made in 1976 if they hadn't broken up maybe who knows…