The Eagle DID land on the moon with Buzz and that other guy, all he drama of the craft over shooting its target etc was real drama,Nasa however had no idea what was going to happen next, or what might be seen by the astronaughts so once the eagle had landed there was a 2 Hour blackout. now, check the vids, as the lander comes down it is firing its boosters and dust and debris are thrown everywhere as you would expect, during the blackout NASA pulls on the old swithcheroonie, the studio had to be made to look like the area where the lander was, craters reformed and the lander placed back in the scene, however...they ommited the blast crater, and amaturishly leftother evidence lying around, like the bottle that can be seen close to the flag etc. then once the stage was set we go back to the images, where we get commentry from the moon and an actor doing his best to mimic neils actions, hence the reason that we lose the time differential. neils legendery speech becomes almost instantanious with the footage, had it been images of neil himself, he would have had to make the speech a good four or five minutes before leaping of the ladder in order to match up so acuratly! so, buzz and neil are off doing there thing while we watch a bunch of mimes working ot a commentary, then its home time, evey one bundles back into their respective landers, then we watch the lander take off and ascend back to the heavens
did you all get that?
let me run it by one more time,
we watch the lander take off, and ascend... it goes up... the camera follows it !
its a stationary camera, stuck to the arm of the landing gear, it cant possibly pan upwards of its own accord so unless someone got left behind to film that (incidently HAS neil been seen since the moon landing?) or the greys were recruited as camera operators

, then it is kind of obvious that that was filmed in a studio! after that little debacle we then swithch back to the real landers camera to witness the genuine ascent and the redocking procedure and home coming
so, to answer the post, yes we went to the moon in our primitive tin can spaceships, but no one outside NASA has ever seen it.