Lance Oppenheim says Chris Hansen’s reaction to “Primetime” is “exactly what the film is about.” "When he first heard about it, he was quite excited. He was at CrimeCon saying, 'I’m sorry, I’m not Robert Pattinson, but I’m Chris Hansen.' Several weeks later, we wanted to show it to him and there was a fairly standard NDA he didn’t want to sign." "Since then, he has done what Chris Hansen, the showman, does and has said a lot more about it. His reaction to the film right now is exactly what the film is about. I was a fan of Chris Hansen, and I still am. That’s why I wanted to make this film. Yes, he’s a journalist. Yes, he’s an entertainer. But he’s also an artist. He made this hall of mirrors, with adult actors pretending to be children and sets that looked like something out of 'Blue Velvet.' Without that show, I don’t think I would be making films the way I do." variety.com/2026/film/awards…

News is spreading around the world about the research we are doing here in the Mountains of Ararat… and the great Bear Grylls came to the Noah’s Ark site to see the evidence for himself! We talked about the oldest survival story there is: a man who built when there was no rain, kept going when the world laughed, and trusted what he could not yet see. When the rain finally came, Noah and his family knew what they had to do to survive this catastrophic event- and they did it. Noah was the original survivalist….and Bear agrees! A huge thank you to Bear and his team for coming out, it was an honor!

With love to the people working this site and all the Christians excited about it, this is not Noah’s Ark. I highly doubt we’ll ever find it, and if we do, it won’t be conclusive. Don’t hang your faith on this stuff. God gave us all we need in his Holy Spirit and Holy Word. And if you think the discovery of Noah’s Ark would lead to some massive revival of Christianity, I doubt that too. There were men who walked with Jesus, saw his miracles, and still didn’t believe. “Blessed are those who have not seen, and yet believe…”