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What did you think of The One Show? Guest: Omid Djalili

The One Show Team | 15:40 UK time, Friday, 17 July 2009

Omid Djalili, Adrian and Christine

In a very special One Show 'Moon Show', commander Bleakley and space cadet Chiles were joined by comedian Omid Djalili to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the moon landings.

Ben, The One Show 'astronaut' Lucy Siegle told us about Dr Tom Bacon, an unsung British space hero whose achievementsÌýwere,Ìýum,Ìýeclipsed.

Marty Jopson met Richard Osborne, one of Britain's leading amateur rocket builders.

Matt Allwright investigated the conspiracy theories surrounding the moon landings.

And finally, Robert Llewelyn and his team in Cambridgeshire launched The One Show Rocket.

Plus: Protect the Earth from alien invasion!

Play our game here. Ben, The One Show 'astronaut' (pictured right)Ìýscored a measly 3160 points. Can you do better? Play the game here.Ìý

Also: Watch the latest One Show Web Show - Adrian and Christine's pick of your recent comments, pictures and stories.

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Have a great weekend, we'll see you on Monday.

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