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Los Beatles aceptan ir con el capitán Fred en su submarino amarillo a Pepperland para liberarlo de los Blue Meanies, quienes odian la música.

The Beatles agree to accompany Captain Fred in his Yellow Submarine and go to Pepperland to free it from the music hating Blue Meanies.

From four square metres and a large window to view the outside world, The Yellow Submarine follows Sasha, a Ukrainian lorry driver who drives up and down between Poland and the Netherlands.

A ride based on the film El submarino amarillo (1968), in which the viewers/passengers travel in the yellow submarine to save Pepperland from the Blue Meanies.

The conclusion to the trilogy of films based on the Yellow Submarine song written and performed by the Fab Four themselves, The Beatles.

There are many forgotten and abandoned places in and around New York City. Not many people know about these places. This documentary will show New York's forgotten 'sights', showcasing their mystery, history and secrets.

Tony and Samantha both get jobs at a local diner that serves as a hang-out spot for the high school cool crowd. After a quarrel with one of the customers, Tony is fired... by Samantha.

Diva reviews Yellow Submarine and admits it's just not her preferred kind of musical.

Bill Morrison, comic book writer and artist, and colorist Nathan Kane join moderator Joe Paladino in a Q&A about Yellow Submarine (1968). Kane and Morrison discuss their collaborative work on the 2018 graphic novel adaptation of the film, as well as their careers and the wider significance of the film. The conversation covers Morrison's work with Matt Groening as an illustrator for The Simpsons and as art director for Futurama, and the influence Yellow Submarine had on the art styles of these shows. Kane discusses his career in the comics industry and his work as creative director of Bongo Comics. Together, Morrison and Kane, reflect on the legacy of Yellow Submarine fifty years later, in terms of their comic adaptation, but also in terms of its pop-cultural significance and influence on directors from Terry Gilliam to John Lasseter.

Pastorious trains Ruby to work in the titular deli.

Andrew Shearer and Matt Comegys set course for the Sea of Green.