<p>I thought the Monkees were intellectual when I was fifteen. Discovering how witty the Beatles were in Hard Day’s Night was one of the most sensibility defining events of my life, and the Monkees were the faux-Beatles. The quick cutting and antics of the show were hyper-intellectual in the pomo (that’s post-modern at my house) way.</p>
<p>But I’m too busy singing to put anybody down. (Wish I had keys for notes.)</p>
<p>Also Ilya Kuriakin on the Man from Uncle. Too much swooning to be intellectual there I suppose.</p>