Daytime Revolution

For one extraordinary week in February 1972, John Lennon and Yoko Ono disrupted the traditional daytime television landscape by co-hosting the Mike Douglas Show, a move that captivated a national audience of 40 million viewers. What emerged from this unlikely union was a unique and unforgettable viewing experience, as the iconic duo brought their distinctive energy to the show alongside host George Carlin and guests Barbara Loden and Louis Nye. This groundbreaking experiment in television history is captured in DAYTIME REVOLUTION, a biography documentary that takes an intimate look at this pivotal moment in pop culture.