Produced by Danny Gold and Matthew Asner (son of Ed), the documentary interviews practically every surviving member of the MTM team (Ted Knight and writer Lorenzo Music have both passed away). Gold and Asner dig deep into the creative process, focusing on the development of the show and the team's difficulty in dealing with the CBS brass, who fully believed they had a real disaster on their hands.

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In September 1973, three years after the debut of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," WCCO-TV's "Moore On Sunday" program went behind the scenes with the MTM production crew as it returned to Minneapolis to shoot new scenes for a refresh of the show's opening sequence.

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"How will you make it on your own?"

"Who can turn the world on with her smile?"