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Mission Control Texas (2015)

Inspiration & Frustration

7.0audience score
3 votes on TMDB
Released May 12, 2015Runtime 1h 27mDirector Ralf Bücheler

"The Atheist Experience," produced in Austin, Texas, is the only atheist TV show in the United States. Every Sunday afternoon, two atheists debate callers for one hour, on camera. "Mission Control Texas" portrays the show, its protagonists, and the discussions between the hosts and callers. The debates between believers and skeptics are funny, touching, and shocking in turn, and they're interspersed with footage of the very public religious displays common in the state of Texas. The film is an intimate, concentrated, and entertaining insight into the culture wars, and is sure to provoke inspiration as well as frustration, no matter which side of the divide you fall on.

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Cast of Mission Control Texas

Matt Dillahunty

Matt Dillahunty

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Russell Glasser

Russell Glasser

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About Mission Control Texas

Where can I watch Mission Control Texas?

Mission Control Texas is available to rent or buy in the United States on Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, Fandango At Home.

Who stars in Mission Control Texas?

Mission Control Texas stars Matt Dillahunty, Russell Glasser.

Who directed Mission Control Texas?

Mission Control Texas was directed by Ralf Bücheler.

How long is Mission Control Texas?

Mission Control Texas has a runtime of 1h 27m.

What is Mission Control Texas about?

"The Atheist Experience," produced in Austin, Texas, is the only atheist TV show in the United States. Every Sunday afternoon, two atheists debate callers for one hour, on camera. "Mission Control Texas" portrays the show, its protagonists, and the discussions between the hosts and callers. The debates between believers and skeptics are funny, touching, and shocking in turn, and they're interspersed with footage of the very public religious displays common in the state of Texas. The film is an intimate, concentrated, and entertaining insight into the culture wars, and is sure to provoke inspiration as well as frustration, no matter which side of the divide you fall on.