James May on the Moon | BBC Documentary
In this documentary, James May fulfills a lifelong childhood dream to explore what it truly took to put humanity on the moon. Revisiting the heights of the 1960s Apollo era, he meets iconic moonwalkers Alan Bean, Harrison Schmitt, and Charlie Duke to uncover the low-tech, high-risk engineering of the Saturn V rocket and the fragile lunar module.
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