Writer:	Erik Bork, Tom Hanks, Paul McCudden
Director:	Jon Turteltaub
Star:	Chris Isaak (Astronaut Edward White II),  Dan Butler (Flight Director Eugene Kranz),  Timothy Daly (Astronaut James Lovell),  Paul McCrane (Astronaut Pete Conrad),  Bryan Cranston (Astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin),  George Newbern (Astronaut Stu Roosa),  Dave Foley (Astronaut Al Bean),  Mark Harmon (Astronaut Walter Schirra),  Joe Spano (NASA Deputy Administrator Gearge Mueller),  Mark Rolston (Astronaut Gus Grissom),  Ben Marley (Astronaut Roger Chaffee),  Gary Cole (Edgar Mitchell),  Steve Hofvendahl (Astronaut Tom Stafford),  David Andrews (Frank Borman),  Ann Cusack (Jan Armstrong),  Cary Elwes (Astronaut Michael Collins),  Adam Baldwin (Astronaut Fred Haise),  Tony Goldwyn (Astronaut Neil Armstrong),  Ted Levine (Astronaut Alan Shepard)

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Dick Gordon: (toweling off after a shower) Damn! That shower feels good.
Pete Conrad: The first time you take a shower and it doesn't feel that good is when you'll know that you're officially home from the moon. (edit) Al Bean: (narrating) Neil and Buzz's ascent had knocked the crap out of their flag. They could send a man to the moon, but they couldn't think to place the flag 50 feet away from a rocket engine so it wouldn't get blown over. (edit) Al Bean: (narrating) Maybe we weren't dignified enough to be heroes. It didn't matter, 'cause we were the second mission to land on the moon. History's ultimate anticlimax. (edit) Pete Conrad: (just before take-off) Al Bean! You are going to the moon!
Al Bean: Y'all can come along too, if you like. (edit) Dick Gordon: (prior to separation of Lunar and Command modules) I guess we gotta closer her up now. I wish this son of a bitch fit three people. (edit)

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Alan Bean: I kind of feel like that song. Is that all there is?

Bean says this as the Apollo 12 crew prepares to leave lunar orbit. "Is That All There Is?" is a song written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller and recorded by Peggy Lee in 1969, the year in which this episode is set. (edit)