Even the next one isn't landing on the moon. It is still a test flight. Good that they are testing things obviously, but it is hard to get excited about testing...
the apollo program had 5 crewed flights, two of which went to the moon without landing.
after 50 years of not going there, it is exciting that something is happening.
i don't actually care about landing on the moon. i care about what is being tested and learned from these flights, whether they do land on the moon or not.
the moonlanding better be a test for base building for example and not just collecting samples. we can do that with robots already.
("Hey, kids! We're going to Disneyland! We're going to drive all the way around it before we head home!")