If you’ve worked your way through the new episodes of Arrested Development on Netflix, you’ve seen Ron Howard’s imagined Imagine office, with its full-size lunar module. Here is the 1995 movie from which that came: Howard’s taut, smart, inspiring dramatization of the ill-fated Apollo 13 lunar mission of 1970. Tom Hanks stars, but there are star turns almost everywhere you look, including those by Gary Sinise (pictured) and Ed Harris. And speaking of Arrested Development: I'll be talking about Season 4 on today's Fresh Air.

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