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I didn't think you would. I could have sworn there was a yellow submarine online. But that isn't logical, is it? It must have been one of them unidentified flying cupcakes or a figment of my imagination. But I don't have an imagination. Thanks, I don't need any. Won't you please, please help me? Be specific. What you need is... H for hurry, E for ergent, L for love me and P for please help. Hiya, baby! Your story has touched my heart. Jump in, we'll get my friends. Bless you! Did I sneeze? Just park it here. Ringo: I'll just park it here. They go in one door and more things go in and out behind them in a fashion that obviously inspired Terry Gilliam. We follow Fred and Ringo into a room filled with random displays and models. Fred: Hey, what would your friends be doing here? Ringo: Displaying. Fred: Displaying what? Ringo: Displaying around. Music sting! (Get it? Just playing a round? Like Row Your Boat? Get it?) We follow them into a room packed with immobile superheroes. Fred: Can't we take one of these? Ringo: No, Fred, I only work with me mates. We come to another room which features Frankenstein's Monster strapped to a table. Fred: Frankenstein? Ringo: Oh, yeah, I used to go out with his sister. Fred: His sister??

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Yellow Submarine 2

Young Frankenstein

George in Sitarday

Old Fred, George, Ringo and John

Ringo: Yeah, Phyllis. ("Ringo says Phyllis for a play on words - Phyllis Stein - Philistine...A very funny reference to a boorish person, someone that Ringo would date in his 'everything happens to me' attitude." -Bill. Incidentally, John Lennon was the best man at the wedding of Peter Boyle, the guy who played The Monster in "Young Frankenstein") Hey, I wonder what would happen if I pulled this lever? Fred: You mustn't do that! Ringo: Can't help it, I'm a born lever-puller! ("Plays on his being born in Liverpool - a born Liverpooler. [That pun is a real 'groaner'.]" You're telling me, Bill. By the by...I've only ever heard "Liverpudlian," which is infinitely funnier. Anyone else want to comment on the correct way to refer to those from you-know-where?) He pulls the lever and sparks fly as it awakens Frankenstein's Monster. The monster stands and stretches, then grabs a vial of something purple, drinks it, and turns into John. John: Hey, Ringo, I just had the strangest dream... Ringo: I warned you not to eat on an empty stomach. Oh, listen to old Fred. Fred: Blbskdhfiueri...music...askdfhucuvb... submarine...balkdfiu... BLUE MEANIES! A beat. Fred: What do you think? John: I think it needs a rehearsal. Hall of Doors: some toys are playing in the hall, but scamper back in a door on being spotted. John: When do we leave? Fred: Well, lets get the other two, John. John: What day is it? Ringo: Saturday. ("Saturday" sounded suspiciously like "Sitar-day" to me...) John: Then George'll be here. He opens a door and sees a picture of cows in a psychedelic frame. We hear strains of "Love You Too." We pan up and see George standing atop the frame. In the Hall: Ringo: George, what are you doing up there? George drives by again and again in Ringo's car. George: Now what is it, Ringo? Is there a matter you'd like to take up? Or down? The Bonkers are very tall thin men who hold green apples in their hands. This a reference to Apple Recording, which has a green apple as their logo; it appears on most, if not all, Beatles records. The glove chases Fred to the ground near the Sgt Pepper's drum. It stops for an evil laugh, and then raises a fist to pound Fred. The drum was on the back of the alligator, which swims away. The glove is soaked and the thumb sticks up as a periscope.