Daytime Revolution

In an exceptional week of February 1972, the Revolution was indeed broadcasted on television. “Daytime Revolution” transports us to the moment when John Lennon and Yoko Ono took over a Philadelphia TV studio to co-host the legendary Mike Douglas Show, which was the leading daytime television program at the time, reaching 40 million viewers nationwide each week. This collaboration resulted in five memorable episodes, with Lennon and Ono steering the show while Douglas skillfully maintained its course.