Daytime Revolution

The documentary captures the unique week when John Lennon and Yoko Ono took over the iconic Mike Douglas Show, which was the most popular daytime program at the time. With a national audience of 40 million viewers, these episodes featured candid discussions and performances with notable guests such as George Carlin, Chuck Berry, and Ralph Nader.

Daytime Revolution is significant for collectors interested in media that reflects cultural shifts and the evolution of television. The film runs for 108 minutes and provides a retrospective look at the intersection of celebrity and social issues during a transformative era in American history.

Available formats include DVD and Blu-ray, catering to collectors who appreciate physical media. This release from Shout! Studios and Kino Lorber offers a chance to own a piece of television history and the artistic expression of its time.