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Opie admits he did not produce BBC's In The Shadow Of The Moon

Colonel Buzz Aldrin: "Wait a minute, at the premier that we had in LA, Ron Howard put his company behind the distribution of it, but he had nothing to do with the production of it." By Forbes magazine TV

Neil Armstrong boycotts Opie's In The Shadow Of The Moon SciFi by BBC - "Every surviving astronot who journeyed to the 'moon' is interviewed in this documentary, save the first and most famous one, Neil Armstrong." "When you look at the lunar module landing you think it looks like a tin can, how did they possible do it?"

"My father was born shortly after the Wright brothers. He could barely believe that I went to the Moon. But my son Tom was five, and he didn't think it was any big deal." Review by British comedian Elmer Fudd: "In this CGI dominated age it's almost bizarre to see men land on the moon, in capsules that look like they were made of tin foil and few scaffolding poles." Ending credits: "We've been to the 'moon' nine times. Why did we fake it nine times? If we faked it." By THINKfilm

Opie's In The Shadow Of The Moon by BBC - "One day, you're just Gene Cernan, young Naval aviator, the next day you're a hero, and American hero, and you've done NOTHING. I called the moon my home for three days of my life, and I'm here to tell you about it, that's science fiction!" Captain Eugene Cernan, Apollo 17. Ending credits: "We've been to the 'moon' nine times. Why did we fake it nine times? If we faked it."

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This just proves a Jew can't say he's wrong.

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