It’s 1971, the opening chords of ‘Spirit In The Sky’ twang as a small lunar module orbits the moon.

Inside the module are two astronauts, Tilda Swinton is at the helm with Jordan Peele riding shotgun.

Jordan turns to camera and makes the point that without great drivers the moon landing wouldn’t have been possible.

Tilda interposes, espousing that if you choose to ride with the right people, you’ll always end up in the right place.

We cut back to Jordan, he explains that it doesn’t matter if you’re going to the moon, or retrieving a hairdryer from your ex’s place, Tilda finishes Jordan’s sentence by saying what really matters is how you get there.

We then cut back out of the module and see the vehicle cruising toward the moon.