Scott Strang
Screenwriter
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??? I know Fox News is a favorite whipping boy for some, but I've never heard it claimed before that the network promotes moon landing hoax theories.Originally Posted by Graham Perks
Thought it amusing you posted a link to Fox "news" about this. Fox don't believe the moon landings even happened!
Thought it amusing you posted a link to Fox "news" about this. Fox don't believe the moon landings even happened!
I suppose some aren't aware/don't care to make the distinction...Originally Posted by Scott Strang
I'm thinking that is Fox Television rather than Fox News; two separate divisions with little to do with each other as far as programming is concerned.
No kidding.. Graham, seriously, you do realize you are talking apples and oranges don't you?I suppose some aren't aware/don't care to make the distinction...
Well DAMN!!!! I realized that 2" quad tape was expensive back then but geez. Some of the major TV networks erased and reused tape too back in the day.I just read an article from today saying that NASA now admits that the original footage was erased some years ago.
Originally Posted by Will_B ">[/url]
At least we still have the videos of Jesus' birth. [/QUOTE]Fox News did a special proving that was faked too. It aired between The Simpsons and Family Guy. Bill O'Reilly hosted, and Megyn Kelly was on location at the backlot where they built a replica of Bethlehem. The smoking gun? - Plastic manger hay.
My parents and my brother, sis in law and nephew (when he was very little) used to use cassettes (early to mid 70's) as letters. I managed to save one of them over the years. When my brother was in Vietnam he and parents would exchange reel to reels as letters.[COLOR= rgb(24, 24, 24)]I have just realized that I am the pot calling the kettle black. Talk about throwing away tapes. I was in the Army 68-71 and stationed in Thailand and Germany. Particularly, in Thailand my parents, my favorite sister and I wrote to each other by recording cassette tapes. After my service I had a collection of tapes with the voices of my parents and sister. I probably had 30 or so.
[/COLOR]In my infinite wisdom, during one of my apartment moves, I tossed them. My parents and sister have since passed away. I so very much wish I still had those tapes.
Cute!! The only way we could have footage of that would be:Fox News did a special proving that was faked too. It aired between The Simpsons and Family Guy. Bill O'Reilly hosted, and Megyn Kelly was on location at the backlot where they built a replica of Bethlehem. The smoking gun? - Plastic manger hay.