They are still there. KZbin search engines have a habit of blacklisting my content.

@@WhiteJarrah Cheers,just been telling people to check your videos out,then can't find them myself 😁

I appreciate your dedication in funding this project. Rest assured, I have every intention of finishing it. Unfortunately, crowdfunding is something of a double-edge sword. The artists don't work for free, so I need funding to pay for their services, the art they produce is in turn posted to the Patreon. Less funding means less paying for artist fees. Less paying artists means less art to post to Patreon, which in turn means less subscribers, and thus less funding. :(

Strange, did your comment disappear? Looking back through my inbox, I see you left the same comment a month ago, now I can't seem to find it. KZbin being KZbin, I guess.

​@@WhiteJarrahhe most likely deleted it, I can't see it either.

Thats a shame. It's a fun movie. What? You didn't think they actually make a film about how NASA "faked the Moon landings"?

@@Phase52012 > It's a fun movie. Did Apollo 1 relatives have fun as well, watching the cover-up version of the fire and knowing what actually happened?

​@@moonfakery ​ - "Did Apollo 1 relatives have fun as well," Oh, I can see where this is going. How would I know that - Is my answer. ​ @moonfakery - "watching the cover-up version of the fire and knowing what actually happened?" So I say it's a fun film; which it is; and you immediately bring up the Apollo 1 fire? You're accusing me of thinking that the deaths of 3 men is "fun". Humans burning to death is "fun". Thats not a gotcha response, thats just sick. Three men died in a fire on January 27th 1967. This is handled with great care and respect in the film, as such a tragic event should be. The account of the fire occurs in the first 3 minutes of the film; which is 132 minutes long. The rest of the film takes place in the 6 months leading up to the Apollo 11 mission. 23 months later. And the crew of Apollo 1 is mentioned again in the film, a number of times, and always with great respect. Have you ever asked how the Apollo 1 relatives feel about people who intertwine the tragic deaths of their loved ones into their inane conspiracy theories; and using those deaths as "proof" that the SIX Apollo landings that took placed were a lie? Maybe you could ask them about that as well. Do you object to every comedy movie set during WW2, the Korean War, (the COMEDY MASH TV series ran 3 times longer than the actual war); Vietnam; or the Persian Gulf? Have you used your superior moral position to start campaigns to have removed any comic film or tv series related to tragic events removed from circulation. I'm sure you have; having such deep concern for the feelings of others. And it's still a fun movie. Perhaps you should try watching it.