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White Monsters

The **White Monsters** are characters in the game and are found in the secret lab under the principal's office. One of the monsters is in the bloody bag in the janitor's closet.

## Interactions and Story

### Normal Missions

There is a monster the player will find is hidden in a bleeding bag in the janitor's closet during the normal missions of the game. There is no way to remove it from said bag, so the player can never find that out until they do Lily's Mission.

### Lily's Mission

By doing Lily's Mission successfully, the player will unlock a hatch in the principal's office. By doing so, they discover the principal's underground lab. In the lab, there are three tanks, two of said tanks each holding one of these monsters captive. The middle tank holds a mutated Billy.

They player must then do the button puzzle to free Billy from his tank. By following the correct steps, the player will blend the monster in Tank 1 and will also revert the mutations of Billy that are turning him into one. After the fourth button press, there is a brief blackout. When the lights come back on, The Principal is revealed with his gun armed.

The Principal will explain that these creatures live below the school and give off chemicals that affect humans in different ways and that he uses those chemicals in the pills he hands out. He then explains that their hostile nature makes it difficult to harvest the chemicals.

Because of this hostility, The Principal kidnaps Billy to mutate into a half-monster so he will give off the chemicals and won't be hostile, therefore reducing the risk. When asked about why he chose Billy, the principal explains that Nugget was his original target, but Billy found the monster in the bag in the janitor's closet.

The principal then finishes explaining his plans, and attempts to kill the protagonist and Lily. The player must then press the blue button which releases the monster in Tank 3. The monster proceeds to kill the principal and take his severed head into the hole in the middle of the lab.

## Abilities

The creatures are quite durable, not showing even the slightest reaction to being shot. This is also shown when the monster that kills the principal jumps down the supposedly deep hole with no fear of being hurt.

Their bodies are also surprisingly flexible, as seen when attacking. When they attack, their arms stretch into a needle-like shape which they use to stab their targets. Through some unknown process, this leads to the victim exploding.

## Trivia

* The face of the white monsters shares similarities with Paul's avatar from Petscop, it may or may not be a reference to it.
* Attempting to try and restore the White Monsters to a former appearance will do nothing.
* It is unknown if the White Monsters were previously students.
* While they do not appear in Kindergarten 2, they are briefly mentioned by Lily when she explains to Jerome about what really happened with his father.
Kindergarten 2

### Third

Description:Welcome to Kindergarten 2, which takes place on Tuesday! After the events of Monday, you'll find yourself in a new school with new friends...and new ways to get ruthlessly murdered.

## Other attributes

### Fourth

ABOUT THIS GAMEKindergarten 2 is the long awaited sequel to 2017's Kindergarten! After the events that occurred on Monday, the children have been rezoned to an all new school. Discover all new areas and new characters as you assist the children with their various assignments. Whether it's helping Cindy find a new boyfriend, or helping the janitor with his war on Bob, there's always someone who can be...assisted. Play through the same wonderful Tuesday over and over again, in what has been described as "Groundhog Day with messed up children."Even More Kindergarten Fun!Play dodgeball!Learn how magnets work!Collect flower samples for a mad scientist!Steal the spazzy kid's inhaler!Facilitate a war between custodians!Help the teacher get her fix!Aid and abet in a fratricide!And many other classic kindergarten activites!A Bigger and Better Kindergarten!9 new story missions!Over 15 new environments!50 collectible Monstermon Cards!30 unlockable outfits!MATURE CONTENT DESCRIPTIONThe developers describe the content like this:

Contains depictions of gore and violence directed at children.

### Fifth

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSWindowsMac OS XSteamOS + LinuxMINIMUM:OS: Windows 7Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.1 ghz or equivalentMemory: 2 GB RAMGraphics: 2nd Generation Intel Core HD Graphics (2000/3000), 512MBDirectX: Version 9.0Storage: 300 MB available spaceSound Card: Any
Morning Time

**Morning time** is the second part of the day, and the ONLY time where you are allowed to be in the hall, you can go to the bathroom with the janitor and three bloody bags, the first contains Billy's shoe the second contains a Monstermon card and the third contains a severed finger. You can do multiple things like giving Jerome a yo-yo and he will give you a principal pass to get past the bathroom, you can play house with Cindy, Monty sells cigarettes, a yo-yo and a screwdriver. You can also talk to Nugget and give him the magnifying glass to get a Monstermon card .
Carla

**Carla** is a character in Kindergarten 2. She has a rebellious attitude and knows her way around the school. Carla can help The Protagonist in multiple ways throughout the day. She is in the smart class, and can be found having a tug-of-war with Jerome for a basketball during Gym, and goes to Science during the Things That Go Boom mission. During recess, she jumps on the trampoline and is seemingly very territorial of it.

Unlike many of the debuting students, she takes a rather friendly and open approach to the Protagonist, offering to help them out multiple times if they haven't wronged her.

In the morning, she offers to smuggle any contraband the Player is carrying into the school for 1 dollar. This is to prevent Penny from confiscating the items and giving the Protagonist Study Hall.

If the Protagonist says that "It can't be that hard" to smuggle in items, she will challenge you to smuggle a firecracker into the school and give it back to her at lunch.

In the mission, A tale of Two Janitors, she can provide a distraction in the Cafeteria to Ms. Margaret, giving the Player a chance to escape. In the mission Flowers for Diana, she can provide a distraction for the Hall monitor to let the Player into the teacher’s lounge.

Carla is attempting to obtain a bomb so she can blow open a wall, creating a secret passage. The Protagonist helps her with this in Things That Go Boom. The Protagonist brings said bomb to Carla in Creature Feature in exchange for Jerome's listening device in order to progress the day by killing Dr. Danner.

## Deaths

* If the Protagonist fails to distract Penny with her doll in Opposites Attract, Penny will shoot both Carla and Buggs with her laser, killing them both. Her outfit can be collected afterwards.
* Carla is among the half of the school that survives Nugget's snap in the secret ending. She is struck by lightning along with everyone else shortly afterward and dies.

## Trivia

* She gets really mad when Ted puts gum in her hair during The Hitman's Potty Guard.
* Monty reveals that he has a crush on her and will tell the Protagonist to ask Carla on a date.
* Carla is one of the smarter students in the series. She is one of the few students that can read, but she will only read if it is required.
* Carla is one of the few characters in Kindergarten 2 who is not required to die in any missions in order for them to be successfully completed.
* Carla is possibly of Hispanic descent. Throughout the game, she uses several Spanish words such as “gringo” (a foreigner, typically those from the USA) and “comprende” (similar to the Spanish “comprender,” meaning “understand”).
* She is the only character to have a confirmed age of 5 years old
Smoky

Smoky belongs to Agnes. Two other cats are owned by Agnes, Tenders and Gravy.

To get Tenders give Agnes nuggets, to get Smoky give Agnes a hamburger and finally to get Gravy give Agnes a salad.

The Player can also give Tenders to Nugget and lastly give Smoky to the Hall Monitor.

You have the ability to put them in the microwave, just like the other cats.. It achieves nothing. But if you take it out you get an achievement for being a good person.

You can get a Monstermon Card by giving the Hall Monitor Smoky.
Node

Nodes are devices created mainly from the gold-like substance found in the Laguna province of the Philippines that are surgically implanted on the nape of the neck, granting the person with superhuman abilities and to materialize weapons by allowing the person to manipulate light throughout the electromagnetic spectrum. They are usually shaped like spheres and are only a few millimeters in size.

## Models

### Generation 1

The first nodes were surgically implanted into military veterans and were still in their trial phases when they were utilized against the Colossus in Manila. They were proved successful when the Colossus was defeated and prevented the being from self-destructing. The nodes were at least a centimeter in size and a subject was implanted with an average of ten nodes. They granted the subjects with enhanced strength and speed, abilities used to destroy the armor of the Colossus and its core. However, adverse effects from the nodes were eventually discovered with the subjects' bodies physically deteriorating due to the nodes' immense power not being able to completely controlled by the subjects. This would cause subjects to experience symptoms similar to that of radiation poisoning which caused this line of nodes to be discontinued and scientists to create a more compatible version of nodes.

### Generation 2

Two years afterward, a new streamline version of nodes were created that were smaller compared to their last generation counterpart, but were more compatible with the human body. Because of this, they were less likely to cause adverse effects like radiation poisoning that were seen from the last generation of nodes. In addition to being streamlined, users can also materialize light into blade and blunt weapons that were used to better fight against the Colossus. The technique used to create these weapons is similar to the way holograms are made, but are completely physical.

### Generation 3

Another generation of nodes were created three years later that were a more compact version compared to the last generation and allowed a new class of disc-shaped weapons to be used that could fire concentrated energy beams. These weapons could only be used through psychokinesis which was the new ability introduced with this new generation of nodes. The new features enabled users to better fight the Colossus at a distance while still being reliable in battle.
Office Key

The Office Key

The Office Key is the key to the Principal's Office. The Office Key can be obtained by completing Monty's quest and is one of the three Quest Items required to start Lily's quest. along with Billy's note and the teachers phone

## Obtaining

From completing Jerome's mission successfully, you will receive a key mold, giving this to Monty to make the key cost $20, which you have to earn by the end of the day, succeeding in doing so will give you this.
HERO

The Humanity's Egalitarian Reconnaissance Organization (HERO) is a intercontinental military alliance whereby member states agree to collectively cooperate on the research and development of technology to combat against the Colossus. The alliance originally only consisted of the United States and the Philippines, but after the fall of the capital cities of Russia and China, the remaining countries directly affected by the nova became member states. Japan became the latest country to join HERO after fears of the Philippines's growing military and political influence that made it the most controversial member state too. HERO is also responsible for the establishment of the Champions, a new military service branch dedicated to fighting the Colossus.

## Members

* United States
* Philippines
* France
* Spain
* Russia
* China
* United Kingdom
* Italy
* Germany
* Vietnam
* India
* Japan
Project Kagami

Project Kagami was one of two secret military projects by the Japanese government that were started to compete against the growing power of the Philippines. The project's goal was to create Champions who could become invisible through the research conducted on one of the sacred treasures of Japan, the mirror that had that allowed a person to reflect light from their body and become invisible.
Principal's Device

The **Principal's Device** is an explosive gadget that The Principal uses to listen in on students in the original Kindergarten. If a person the device is planted on says something the principal doesn't want to be mentioned, such talking about finding Billy, the Principal will trigger it to explode, killing the offender. He will also trigger it to explode if it is shown to others, such as in Show and Tell. This property can be used as an advantage to blow up the Statue of the Principal at recess when the player does Nugget's Mission, and Monty knows how to rewire them for various other explosive purposes, such as taking out The Janitor in Jerome's Mission.
Spanish Champions

The Spanish Champions (Spanish: Campeones de España) is the service branch of the Spanish Armed Forces that is responsible for protecting Spain against the Colossus. Their headquarters are located in Arribes Del Duero where New Madrid has been constructed. The capital city's new location is a river with arches reminiscent of the Peurta De Alcala that stretch across the river and were constructed on the valleys on either side of the river body with buildings on top of the arches where residents live. The arches vary in height with some constructed on top or bottom of another.
Project Katana

Project Katana was one of two secret military projects by the Japanese government that were started to compete against the growing power of the Philippines. The project's goal was to create Champions who could become intangible through the research conducted on one of the three sacred treasures of Japan, the sword that allowed a person to phase through any object like the treasure's ability to cut through anything.
Voice Recorder

The Voice Recorder is an item you can buy from Monty for $2.50 during the start of the day, You can use it in Ms. Applegate's mission to get Cindy expelled.

## How to Use

Get sent to the principal's office with Cindy by saying no to putting gum in Lily's hair.

>Sure.

>Isn't our love enough?

>Why?

>You don't seem like any of those things

After doing that, choose these options while talking to The Principal

>Yes

>I recorded the incident.
Monstermon Cards

**Monstermon Cards** (often known as **Talismans**) act as collectibles. In the first game, there are 25 cards in total for the player to collect. The player can collect all 25 cards from McGlob's Silly Meals, completing character tasks, and certain locations throughout the school. They can be used to unlock the secret ending off of Nugget's mission, also known as the Talisman Run, which acts as sort of the "final ending".

## List of Cards

Starting from the first blue card, going clockwise, the list of cards are as follows.

### Kindergarten

#### Blue

 Cactus Outlaw
 Freezy Guy Jim
 King Tower Beetle
 Martian Orb Man

#### Green

 Oh Faka Tornado
 Literally Grass
 Giraffe Serpent
 Doom Jelly

#### Yellow

 Faptain Calcon
 Holy Knight
 Magical Airship
 Wall of Castle

#### Purple

 Spiky Flim Flam
 Man-With-Long-Arm
 Eye of the Buttholder
 Evil Thwarter

#### Brown

 Oglebop Golem
 Sneaky Snake
 Tornado Fly
 Wizard Worm

### Kindergarten 2

In Kindergarten 2, a new battle and collection system was added. Monstermon cards are no longer viewed as items but still maintain their "Talisman" reputation. A fast-paced card minigame was added to play during Recess and cards were given a place on your shelf to view and add to your deck. This page is still under "construction" and therefore not complete.

In Kindergarten 2, there is now a total of 50 Monstermon cards. Unlike the first game where a few Monstermon cards cost an apple, all Monstermon cards now do not need an apple to get them.

## Trivia

* Most of the Monstermon Cards are references to something.
	+ Monstermon, itself, is a reference to Pokemon (short for Pocket Monsters).
	+ "Faptain Calcon" is referencing Captain Falcon. Furthermore, it's description is a reference to his iconic line from Super Smash Bros: "Show me your moves!".
	+ "Blue Eyes Gold Dragon" is referencing Yu-Gi-Oh!'s famous Blue-Eyes White Dragon (The description even says "Please don't sue"). Furthermore, Billy mentions the rarity and expensiveness of the card, referencing the existence of only 3 Blue-Eyes White Dragons in the anime's storyline.
	+ "Ofaka Tornado" is a play on "Oh f\*\*\*, a tornado!".

* Note that in the main menu, the Complete Collection of Monstermon cards is face down, different than the displays of the cards individually.
* When showing a Monstermon Card for Show and Tell, Ms. Applegate will reply: "A Monstermon Card? Oh come on. You have to be more creative than that. | We're gonna skip you. Who's next?". This implies that Monstermon cards have been brought for show and tell in the past.

* The card icons are identical to the layout of Yu-Gi-Oh! cards.
* Literally Grass is a joke card in which as the name implies, it is literally grass.
* The Giraffe Serpent might be a reference to the Pokemon, Girafarig with how the design of the card looks, and how it has "Giraffe" in its name.
Items

* Items can be bought, picked up, or acquired by completing quests. Some items are required to complete other quests.

**For a description about what happens when you show certain items at Show and Tell, see its own page.**

## Selling Items

For anyone trying to do Monty's mission, These are the things you can sell from the most expensive, to the most cheap. Enjoy!

1. Chocolate Bar, This can be Bought at the cafeteria and sold at lunch. you buy it for 10.00$ or 0.05$ if you talked to the janitor. You sell it for 5.00$.
2. Principal Pass. You get this item to give to the hall monitor and it ties with the chocolate bar for the most expensive item to sell. You sell it for 5.00$.
3. The bottle of pills. This item is given by the principal if you say "I guess I have" after he says "so, I've been told you've been feeling sad about Billy". They are sold at 4.00$
4. Donut. you get this after telling Lily that Cindy wanted to put gum in her hair, and say "No problem", or getting this during lunch. this is sold for 3.00$
5. Lunch pass. after getting 6 stars from the teacher, you get the lunch pass. Just like the Donut. it can be sold for a measly 3.00$
6. Billy's Shoe. After checking all the toilet's you can get Billy's shoe from the most left box in the bathroom. this is billy's shoe and it's sold for 2.50$
7. Breathalyzer. After playing house with Cindy and saying "Is that a Breathalyzer !?!" You get the breathalyzer from Cindy. It is sold for only a 2.25$
8. Flask. The flask is obtained also by playing with house. on this note, you can only sell the Flask and Breathalyzer at Morning Time. This is sold for 2.00$
9. Pill. You get this Pill from nugget by asking What's in those Pills? And selling it to Monty During the School Yard. this item can be sold for a measly 1.00$.
10. Finally, the gold star you get from the teacher after eliminating Buggs can only be sold at School yard too, as I don't know why. it is also sold for 1.00$

## Monstermon Cards

List of Monstermon cards .

Kindergarten 2
Maria

Maria is worshiped by an indigenous tribe in the Laguna province of the Philippines and is believed to be the creator of the gold-like substance used to manufacture nodes, thus she is considered the creator of all Champions. In addition, she is also considered the creator of the three sacred treasures of Japan with one of the treasures, the jewel, being the only surviving treasure and is what today's nodes are based on.
Agricola (Personaje femenino)

Agricola es un personaje femenino y es una villana de soporte en Bingers. Está casada con Guala y tiene una hija llamada Aura.

## Personalidad

Agricola es una madre sin emoción y sin sentimiento. Es una secuestradora. A diferencia de Guala, no mata, sólo deja a los demás ver sufrir. Agricola secuestra a todas las madres para ver a los hijos de las madres secuestradas sufrir, mientras da el orden de Aura a hacer bullying con los hijos de las madres secuestradas. Es una persona sin sentimientos como su hija Aura y su esposo Guala.

## Familia

* Guala  (marido)
* Aura  (hija)
The First Step

One day a forum was started by a person only known by the username "Ajax93" about starting a movement to fix the city. It was popular among teenagers, mostly talking about how they were cleaning graffiti off of walls and picking up litter, but in the year that followed the original people on the forum matured and understood the severity of situation. In the following year an official site was started for the idea called "The Achilles Movement". The name was taken from the Illad's greatest warrior because the city is called Troy and the original poster's username had Ajax in it.
Chloe/Relaciones

Chloe
Biografía
**Relaciones**
Galería

## Kanna

Originalmente conoció a Kanna durante la huida de esta a Nueva York, tras una discusión con Kobayashi. Chloe también se encontraba en NY huyendo tras una discusión con su padre. Kanna rescató a Chloe repentinamente de una pandilla que quería secuestrarla y pedir rescate a su familia por ello. Posteriormente, como compensación, Chloe la invitó a jugar por Manhattan, y al anochecer, hasta que fue nuevamente secuestrada. Kanna ayudó nuevamente a Chloe usando su forma de dragón, revelando su verdadera naturaleza.

## Saikawa

Durante su viaje a Japón, Chloe conoció a Saikawa en casa de Kobayashi. Originalmente se sintió celosa, ya que Saikawa no tenía conocimiento alguno de ella. Afortunadamente, no tardaron en hacerse amigas, formando una buena amistad. Curiosamente, al conocerla, Saikawa llamó a Chloe como la "concubina" de Kanna.
Gaea

Origin
 Abode
 Parents
 Consort(s)
* **By the blood of Uranus:** The Erinyes, The Gigantes, The Meliae

**With Tartarus:** Typhon
**With Pontus:** Aegaeon, Ceto, Charybdis, Eurybia, Nereus, Phorcys, The Telchines, Thaumas
**With Zeus:** The Cyprian Centaurs
**With Aether:** Aergia, Penthos, Poena
**With Poseidon:** Antaeus, The Laestrygones
**By the blood of Typhon:** The Colchian Dragon
 Other Name(s)
Poseidon

Origin
 Abode
 Parents
**With Aphrodite:** Herophile, Rhode
**With Demeter:** Arion, Despoena
**With Medusa:** Chrysaor, Pegasus
**With Theophane:** Chrysomallus
**With Halia:** The Eastern Daemons
**With Gaea:** Antaeus, The Laestrygones
**With Iphimedea:** The Aloadae
**With Amymone:** Nauplius
**With Eurynome:** Bellerophon
**With Anippe:** Busiris
**With Calyce:** Cycnus of Colonae
**With Pitane:** Evadne
**With Chione:** Eumolpus
 Sacred Symbol(s)
 Other Name(s)
Канцелярия

Канцелярия
Здание, в котором писцы занимаются изготовлением публичных актов, государственных указов, судебных решений и тому подобное. Так же на них возложено письмоводство и делопроизводство каждого правительственного учреждения для чего в обязательном порядке создаются отделы, содержание которых необходимо оплачивать. руководителей можно назначать сомостоятельно или выбирать из работников. дает 10 писцов при постройке, а так же по 3 писца за каждое обозначенное ведомство (военное, торговое, строительное). замедляют процесс продвижения решений, но позволяют частично разгрузить правителя с подготовительными этапами, оставляя не него обязательное принятие решения. чем ниже популярность правителя, тем менее лояльны работники канцелярии (повышается взятничество, своятничество и пр.)
**Стоимость:** 2500 золота, 10 камня, 10 дерева, 2 драгоценных камня
**Стоимость при постройке самостоятельно**:нет
**Уровень**:бюрократ
**Недоступен для**:Клаконы,Зверолюды
**Требования**:Бюрократ
Zeus

Origin
 Abode
 Parents
**With Themis:** Dike, Eirene, Eunomia, The Themeides
**With Eurynome:** Aglaea, Euphrosyne, Thalia (Charite)
**With Mnemosyne:** Calliope, Clio, Erato, Euterpe, Melpomene, Polyhymnia, Terpsichore, Thalia (Muse), Urania
**With Demeter:** Persephone
**With Leto:** Apollo, Artemis
**With Metis:** Athena
**With Maia:** Hermes
**With Semele:** Dionysus
**With Persephone:** Melinoe, Zagreus
**With Carme:** Britomartis
**With Selene:** Herse, Pandia
**With Aex:** Aegipan
**With Gaea:** The Cyprian Centaurs
**With Aegina:** Aeacus
**With Europa:** Minos, Rhadamanthys
**With Asterope:** Acragas
**With Lamia:** Acheilus
**With Danae:** Perseus
**With Io:** Ceroessa, Epaphus
**With Antiope:** Amphion and Zethos
**With Callisto:** Arkas
**With Leda:** Helen, Polydeuces
**With Electra:** Iasion
 Sacred Symbol(s)
 Other Name(s)
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2 December 1963: The Morecambe and Wise Show

The Beatles' celebrated appearance on *The Morecambe And Wise Show* was filmed at ATV's Elstree Studio Centre in Borehamwood on this day, although it wasn't broadcast to the nation until April 1964.

In the morning they rehearsed their act prior to filming in the afternoon. The Beatles performed three songs to a small studio audience: *This Boy*, *All My Loving* and *I Want To Hold Your Hand*.

They were then joined by Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise for some banter and a light-hearted version of golden oldie *Moonlight Bay*.

The episode of The Morecambe And Wise Show was shown on the ITV network on Saturday 18 April 1964 at 8.25pm. It was repeated on 24 July the following year on *The Best Of Morecambe And Wise*.

## The film

**Duration:** 10 minutes

**Quality:** B+
Badfinger

### **1960's**

February 1969? - Maybe Tomorrow - Promo video

February or March 1969 - Maybe Tomorrow - Promo video

14 November 1968 - Maybe Tomorrow - Italian promo video

27 November 1968 - Maybe Tomorrow - filmed at Piccadily Circus, London

4 January 1969 - The Lulu Show - TV show

30 December 1969 - Spectacular - TV show

### **1970's**

1 January 1970 - Top of the Pops - TV show

3 January 1970 - Top of the Pops - TV show

22 January 1970 - unknown programme - TV show

27 January 1970 - Octopus - TV show

28 January 1970 - Top of the Pops - TV show

24 February 1970 - Beat Club - TV show

5 March 1970 - Hits a Go Go - TV show

11 March 1970 - Get it Together - TV show

27 May 1970 - Get it Together - TV show

17 October 1970 - Dick Powell Show - TV show

1971 - No Matter What - Promo video

5 January 1971 - Disco Two - TV show

13 January 1971 - Top of the Pops - TV show

20 January 1971 - unknown programme - VARA-TV Holland

28 January 1971 - Thames Tonight - TV show

21 April 1971 - The Larry Kane Show - TV show

19 January 1972 - Top of the Pops - TV show

26 January 1972 - Top of the Pops - TV show (not broadcasted?)

22 February 1972 - unknown programme - Interview

3 May 1972 - Set of Six - TV show

10 July 1972 - Dillon Stadium, Hatford, CT - 8mm colour film

8 August 1972 - Rollin' on the River - TV show

9 August 1972 - unknown programme - Canadian TV show

28 September 1972 - Superstars of Rock - TV show

18 May 1973 - unknown location - 8mm colour film; Tom's wedding

1973 - Love is Easy - Promo video

1973 - Documentary - Japan TV

20 February 1973 - Midnight Special - TV show

11 March 1973 - unknown programme - Canadian TV show

11 March 1974 - unknown programme - TV show

1979 - Look Out California - Promo video

1979 - Lost Iniside Your Love - Promo video

1979 - Love is Gonna Come at Last - Promo video

April 1979 - American Bandstand - TV show

2 May 1979 - Midnight Special

### **1980's**

March 1981 - Solid Gold - TV show

March or April 1981 - CNN - Interview

March or April 1981 - The Merv Griffin Show - TV show

26 June 1982 - Shock Theater - TV show

1983 - Too Late to Cry - Promo video

1983 - Goodfinger - Promo videos
14 December 1963: Wimbledon Palais

The Beatles had given a special concert for members of their Northern Area Fan Club in Liverpool on 7 December 1963. One week later they did the same for the Southern Area, with a performance at the Wimbledon Palais in London.

The concert took place in the afternoon. The Palais management, fearing damage to the stage from the fans, built a platform for the group to stand on, and a steel cage to keep the crowds back. The decision was a partial success: as John Lennon noted, in reference to the crush against the cage, "If they press any harder they'll come through as chips."

Afterwards, The Beatles stood behind the venue's bar and shook hands with all 3,000 fans present, most of whom managed to contain their excitement. A few girls fainted, and The Beatles eventually had to stop giving out autographs when the line grew too long.

This was The Beatles' only performance at the Wimbledon Palais, which stood on Merton High Street, London. The venue closed in 1967 and was later demolished.
27 October 1963: Cirkus Lorensbergsparken, Göteborg

The Beatles performed three shows in Gothenburg on this day, at 3pm, 5pm and 8pm. They took place at the Cirkus venue in the Lorensbergsparken district.

The group made the 500km journey from Stockholm in a single car, with their equipment in another. They checked in to the Park Avenue Hotel in the centre of Gothenburg.

The support acts for the Cirkus shows were Swedish group Trio Me Bumba, and English group Ken Levy and The Phantoms.

The Cirkus building was demolished in 1969, and a parking lot now stands on the site. Lorensberg Park itself is now a city block.

## The film

The 8mm colour film features the support acts and The Beatles show.

**Duration:** 1:30

**Quality:** A
Avengers: Infinity War

## Information

### Source Material

The AvengersInfinity Gauntlet

Marvel Comics

## Credits

### Cast

Robert Downey Jr.Josh Brolin

Mark Ruffalo

Tom Hiddleston

Chris Evans

Chris Hemsworth

Jeremy Renner

Chris Pratt

Elizabeth Olsen

Sebastian Stan

Benedict Cumberbatch

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9 October 1963: The Mersey Sound

The Beatles were in Southport for a series of six nights at the Odeon Cinema when they also took part in The Mersey Beat, a documentary made by Manchester-based BBC producer Don Haworth.

Haworth had first met the group on 21 July 1963 to discuss his idea to capture the spirit of Mersey Beat on camera. He signed a contract with Brian Epstein on 6 August, granting him exclusive access for a time.

Shooting took place in Southport, Manchester and Liverpool between Tuesday 27 and Friday 30 August. On this first day The Beatles were filmed at the Little Theatre on Hoghton Street, Southport, performing on stage without an audience. Haworth knew that if he filmed a real concert the sound and the fury from the fans would have made the footage unusable.

Filming began at 9.30am. The Beatles performed versions of *Twist And Shout* and *She Loves You*, while wearing their grey collarless suits. They then changed into black collarless suits and performed *Love Me Do*, with a curtain behind them to suggest a different location.

Haworth later edited in footage of fans from The Beatles' concert on the previous night at the Odeon. In the final cut, however, the EMI recordings of the songs was dubbed onto the footage in place of the live audio.

On the second day filming took place in a dressing room at the BBC's Dickenson Road studio in Manchester. They spoke about their past, future plans and their belief that the present beat music boom wouldn't last for ever. They were also shown applying make up and waiting in the wings their instruments, in a sequence which was intended to precede the 'concert' footage filmed the day before.

For the third day two locations were used. The first was aboard a ferry crossing the Mersey from Liverpool Pier Head to Wallasey. They were filmed on board signing autographs and meeting fans.

On the forth and final day the filming took place outside 10 Admiral Grove, Liverpool 8, Ringo Starr's family home. Starr was filmed leaving the house through the front door, being crowded by a horde of local children, and leaving in George Harrison's open-top sports car.

Also present were John Lennon and Paul McCartney, although footage of them from this day wasn't used in the final edit.

Afterwards, Haworth filmed a scene in which Starr walked alongside a row of women sitting underneath hairdryers in the salon at the Horne Bros clothes store in Lord Street, Liverpool.

The Mersey Beat was first broadcast on Lennon's 23rd birthday, 9 October 1963, from 10.10-10.40pm, in the London and northern England regions. Its first nationwide broadcast took place on 13 November from 7.10pm.

## The film

This documentary is about 30 minutes long, 15 minutes are dedicated to The Beatles, it features many footage of the group filmed in different locations from Liverpool, Manchester and Southport.

For some reason the version adobe skips the *Love Me Do* segment. Most of bootleg DVD's composes it with the clip from *Anthology*.

A sharper dub of *She Loves You*.
23 June 1963: Lucky Stars (Summer Spin)

The Beatles headlined a special edition of *Summer Spin* - the summer title of *Thank Your Lucky Stars* - dedicated to Mersey Beat groups. It was recorded at Alpha TV Studios in Birmingham.

The show was presented by Pete Murray, and The Beatles mimed to two songs at the show's close: *From Me To You* and *I Saw Her Standing There*.

It was broadcast the following Saturday, 29 June 1963, from 6.05-6.45pm, across most of the UK's ITV network. However, the final 10 minutes of the show clashed with John Lennon's appearance on the BBC's *Juke Box Jury*.

## The film

No recording of this programme is thought to remain. This picture was taken from a TV screen during the broadcast.
13 April 1963: The 625 Show

Although they had by this time made 11 appearances on regional and independent television programmes in Britain, this was The Beatles' debut on the BBC, giving them a nationwide audience for the first time.

They appeared on the corporation's *The 625 Show*, which featured "up and coming young talent", to perform three songs.

The show was recorded at the BBC's Lime Grove Studios in Shepherd's Bush, west London. The Beatles arrived for a band call between 10.30am and 11.30am. From 11.30am-1pm there was a rehearsal in front of the cameras, and again between 2.15pm and 3.45pm. A final rehearsal took place between 4.30pm and 6pm.

The recording itself took place from 7.30-8.15pm. The Beatles performed *From Me To You*, *Thank You Girl* and *Please Please Me*. The last song closed the show, and for it the group was joined by the other guests on stage.

## The film

No recording of this programme is thought to remain.
18 August 1963: Lucky Stars (Summer Spin)

The Beatles went to the Alpha (ATV) Studios in Birmingham for an appearance on *Summer Spin*, the summer version of *Thank Your Lucky Stars*.

The show was presented by Pete Murray. The Beatles mimed to two songs: the forthcoming *She Loves You* and its b-side *I'll Get You*. Afterwards they drove to Torquay for a concert at the Princess Theatre.

This edition of *Summer Spin* was broadcast on Saturday 24 August 1963, from 6.05-6.45pm, across most of the UK's ITV network.

## The film

No recording of this programme is thought to remain. This picture below was taken from a TV screen during the broadcast.
20 October 1963: Thank Your Lucky Stars

The Beatles topped the bill on their fifth appearance on ABC Television's *Thank Your Lucky Stars*, recorded at the Alpha Television Studios in Birmingham, England.

The show was recorded on the afternoon of Sunday 20 October 1963, and was broadcast the following Saturday from 5.50-6.35p

The Beatles mimed to three songs: *All My Loving*, *Money (That's What I Want)* and *She Loves You*.

Two of the EMI recordings had not been heard before; the show's producer Philip Jones had been given advance acetate discs of them, and successfully persuaded Brian Epstein to have them premièred on *Thank Your Lucky Stars* before the release of *With The Beatles*.

While The Beatles were inside the studios, 3,000 fans blocked the streets outside and attempted to storm the building.

## The film

A fragment of the first number *All My Loving* and the whole performance of *Money (That's What I Want)* have survived. The third number *She Loves You* isstill missing.

Previous versions didn't feauture the *All My Loving* fragment. This is the cleanest dub I seen til now.
12 November 1963: Day by Day

The Beatles' concert at the Guildhall, Portsmouth was postponed after Paul McCartney fell victim to gastric flu, and was rescheduled for 3 December 1963.

The Beatles gave an interview to Jeremy James for the Southern Television show Day By Day. It took place in the Guildhall's dressing room, and was broadcast from 6.05pm that evening.

## The film

**Duration:** 2 minutes

**Quality:** A-
8 January 1963: Roundup

Although The Beatles had concluded their five-date tour of Scotland, they remained in the country to record an appearance on the children's television show *Roundup*.

Recording took place on 8 January 1963 at the Scottish Television studio in Glasgow they mimed to *Please Please Me*.

The programme was presented by Paul Young and Morag Hood, and was broadcast live only in Scotland from 5-5.50pm.

## The film

No recording of this programme is thought to remain.
16 April 1963: Scene at 6.30

The Beatles mimed to *From Me To You* on the live television programme *Scene At 6.30*, broadcast in the north of England.

The appearance was filmed in Manchester, at Granada Television Centre's Studio Four. Rehearsals for the show took place from 3-4pm and 4.15-6pm. *Scene At 6.30* was broadcast from 6.30-7pm, clashing with The Beatles' first national TV appearance, on *The 625 Show*, which was aired at the same time.

## The film

No recording of this programme is thought to remain.
First appearance on Day by Day

On the day that the front cover photograph for their second album With The Beatles was taken by Robert Freeman, the group recorded an appearance on the TV show Day By Day.

The Beatles mimed to She Loves You at the Southern Independent Television Centre in Northam, Southampton. The performance was broadcast later that evening between 5.55 and 6.40pm. Day By Day was a news magazine show shown in the south of England.

The Beatles were accompanied by Freeman for the journey to Southampton. After the filming was complete they returned to Bournemouth, where the group performed that evening at the Gaumont Cinema.
7 November 1963: In Town

The Beatles appeared in concert in the Republic of Ireland on just one occasion, with two performances at the Adelphi Cinema in Dublin. Each was seen by a capacity crowd of 2,304 people.

The date was part of their 1963 Autumn Tour. They flew from London to Dublin Airport, where they were interviewed by Frank Hall for the RTE television show In Town, which was broadcast later that evening. Following the interview they were taken to the Gresham Hotel by Harry Lush, the Adelphi's manager.

## The film

**Duration:** 4:00

**Quality:** A
25 October 1963: Nya Aulan, Karlstad

The Beatles' first Swedish concert took place in a hall in a secondary school, Sundsta Läroverk, in the small town of Karlstad.

All four Beatles arrived in the same car, although six vehicles and a trailer travelled on the 300km journey through the snow from Stockholm. In the evening they arrived at the Statshotellet in Karlstad, where John Lennon and Paul McCartney shared a double room that night, and George Harrison and Ringo Starr did the same.

Although the hall at Sundsta Läroverk could accommodate 750 people, only 600 saw each of the shows. The support acts were local groups Svend Miller's Popstars and The Phantoms.

Ticket prices ranged from 12-20 SKr, making them unaffordable for many. The Beatles' fee throughout the tour was £140 a night.

They performed two 25-minute shows at Nya Aulan in Sundsta school, at 7pm and 9pm

## The film

A photograph taken during the concert shows a camera crew filming a close-up of Paul on stage. The film didn't appear in any form yet.
13 October 1963: Val Parnell's Sunday Night at the London Palladium

Although The Beatles' popularity had been growing steadily and to increasingly frantic heights throughout 1963, their appearance at the London Palladium on Sunday 13 October catapulted into the attentions of the mainstream media, who coined the term 'Beatlemania' to describe the scenes of screaming fans.

Sunday Night At The London Palladium was a variety entertainment programme that regularly drew huge British TV audiences of up to 15 million people. Competition to appear was fierce, and The Beatles were taking no chances, having spent the previous evening rehearsing.

On the night they appeared briefly at the beginning of the show, before compère Bruce Forsythe told the audience, "If you want to see them again they'll be back in 42 minutes."

And indeed they were. The Beatles topped the bill that night, closing the hour-long show. They began with From Me To You, followed by I'll Get You, which was introduced by Paul McCartney with some jovial interjections from John Lennon.

Their most recent hit, She Loves You, was next, announced collectively by Lennon, McCartney and George Harrison.

Then came the finale. Paul McCartney attempted to announce it, but was drowned out by the screams from the frenzied audience. Lennon told them to "shut up", a gesture which was applauded by the older members in the audience. McCartney then asked them all to clap and stamp their feet, and they began Twist And Shout.

The Beatles' appearance featured on the ITN news, complete with footage from the group's dressing room. The following day, meanwhile, newspaper reporters wrote breathless front-page stories about the screaming fans.

The group's status as a new phenomenon was confirmed, with Beatlemania dominating the airwaves and press for years to come.

## The film

Only off-line audio recording exists. This picture below was taken from a TV screen during the broadcast.
30 October 1963: Drop In

After having completed their concert tour of Sweden the night before, The Beatles returned to Stockholm to record an appearance on the Sveriges Television music show *Drop In*.

The recording took place in Narreateatern, a small theatre in Stockholm's Gröna Lund amusement park.

The Beatles arrived for camera rehearsals in the afternoon and filming began at 7pm. They played 4 songs: *She Loves You*, *Twist and Shout*, *I Saw Her Standing There* and *Long Tall Sally*.

The edition of Drop In was first shown on 3 November 1963.

## The film

Station archive version, it features the whole Beatles performance.

**Duration:** 12 minutes

**Quality:** A-

*Anthology* has the cleanest dub but only features two songs, *I Saw Her Standing There* and *Long Tall Sally*.

**Duration:** 6 minutes

**Quality:** A+
7 December 1963: It's the Beatles!

Following their appearance on the BBC television show *Juke Box Jury*, The Beatles recorded a special concert appearance for the corporation at Liverpool's Empire Theatre.

The performance took place in front of 2,500 members of The Beatles' Northern Area Fan Club, between 3.45 and 4.30pm. It was filmed in its entirety by the BBC, and 30 minutes were broadcast that evening from 8.10pm to 8.40pm during a special programme entitled *It's The Beatles*.

The group played a short version of *From Me To You,* followed by*I Saw Her Standing There, All My Loving, Roll Over Beethoven, Boys, Till There Was You, She Loves You, This Boy, I Want To Hold Your Hand, Money (That's What I Want), Twist And Shout,* and another version of *From Me To You.*

Technical problems and lack of rehearsal times meant the sound balance for the concert recording was sub-standard. Both The Beatles and senior figures at the BBC later expressed concern at the often embarrassing nature of the footage, which included the absence of Ringo vocals during Boys and the director focusing on the wrong members of the group during key moments.

## The film

BBC TV archive B-roll film master, 1st generation copy

**Duration:** 10 minutes

**Quality:** B+

**Duration:** 10 minutes

**Quality:** A-

*Twist and Shout* from a mid-80's broadcast.

**Duration:** 2 minutes

**Quality:** B
31 October 1963: London Airport, Heathrow

The Beatles' 1963 tour of Sweden was a triumph, with crowds of fans following their every move, Beatlemania in full swing, crowds of fans following their every move, and the group playing with excitement and enthusiasm.

On this day they returned to London, taking the morning flight from Arlanda International Airport, about 40 kilometres north of Stockholm. Before they left Sweden Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr gave an interview to TV and radio producer/presenter Klas Burling, whom The Beatles had befriended on the tour.

The group and their entourage flew back in a Caravelle aircraft, in the second class area of a Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) flight. Upon their arrival in England there were thousands of fans at the airport, standing outside in spite of heavy rain.

Despite having conquered Sweden, The Beatles tour is perhaps best remembered for their arrival back in London. The Beatles initially thought the fans were waiting to see the Queen, but soon realised the extent of their popularity back home.

Many of the fans were wearing Beatle haircuts, and the screams were so loud that they drowned out the noise of the jet engines. National newspaper journalists, dozens of photographers and a BBC camera crew were also present to document The Beatles' first major airport reception.

## The film

ITV News footage

**Duration:** 2 minutes

**Quality:** A

Associated Press footage

**Duration:** 2 minutes

**Quality:** B+
8 November 1963: Ulster News

The seventh stop on The Beatles' 1963 Autumn Tour took them from Dublin in the Republic of Ireland to Belfast, Northern Ireland.

They were driven over the border, and shortly after the crossing they stopped to be interviewed by Jimmy Robinson for *Ulster News*. The item was included in the evening bulletin, broadcast from 6.25-6.35pm.

## The film

**Duration:** 1:08 minutes

**Quality:** A
25 August 1963: ABC Theatre, Blackpool

This was The Beatles' sixth concert in Blackpool, Lancashire within two months. They performed a series of shows at either the ABC Theatre or the Queen's Theatre on Sunday nights between July and September 1963.

This was The Beatles' fourth of five shows at the seaside town's ABC Theatre. The concerts were introduced by actor Jack Douglas.

## The film

The entire 8mm colour film, lasting four and a half minutes was autcioned at Sotheby's on 14 September 1999. It was shot by Chris McDevitt, a skiffle singer who was also on the bill at the Blackpool ABC Theatre.

**Duration:** 2:40

**Quality:** B+