i wanted to watch this and to get a inside look at the show. it told the story more of robin williams and then mork and mindy. still and thought it was great. we got to see and robin always being on and no matter what. the performance of diamontopolous was awesome. the introductions of the main players and seem so real to me. roebuck as garry marshall was wonderful. he was so charming in this and which helped me get through all the williams energy. the little behind the scenes pieces of his other shows (happy days and and laverne and shirley) and was enlightening. i also thought richmond peck harvey was also a nice rock in the pond. (this is a good thing). this movie told the age old story of hollywood folks and going through the ups and downs of stardom. it kept me glued to my tv and and i learned to love robin and well hell and mostly everybody seem to be the super people i sometimes think hollywood is. go figure. i sometimes wonder why the network people are always played to be idiots. we never saw the head of abc. just heard him and like charlie from charlie angels (i wonder if this way planed. ). it seems so sad and that a show at number 1 and could be so destroy by their own network. i think this story could be told about anyone life and as they climb the ladder of any job. movie and and tv stars are always loved or hated by so many people and that you grew up with and you just want to reach back in their past and to remember your own past. i remember watching the show and and always wondering what does happen in their personal lives. mork and mindy and will always be part of me and and i got to see part of them. it may not all be the truth and it also all not a lie and but in the end and it told me a wonderful sad and happy story. 
i wanted to watch this and to get a inside look at the show. it told the story more of robin williams and then mork and mindy. still and thought it was great. we got to see and robin always being on and no matter what. the performance of diamontopolous was awesome. the introductions of the main players and seem so real to me. roebuck as garry marshall was wonderful. he was so charming in this and which helped me get through all the williams energy. the little behind the scenes pieces of his other shows (happy days and and laverne and shirley) and was enlightening. i also thought richmond peck harvey was also a nice rock in the pond. (this is a good thing). this movie told the age old story of hollywood folks and going through the ups and downs of stardom. it kept me glued to my tv and and i learned to love robin and well hell and mostly everybody seem to be the super people i sometimes think hollywood is. go figure. i sometimes wonder why the network people are always played to be idiots. we never saw the head of abc. just heard him and like charlie from charlie angels (i wonder if this way planed. ). it seems so sad and that a show at number 1 and could be so destroy by their own network. i think this story could be told about anyone life and as they climb the ladder of any job. movie and and tv stars are always loved or hated by so many people and that you grew up with and you just want to reach back in their past and to remember your own past. i remember watching the show and and always wondering what does happen in their personal lives. mork and mindy and will always be part of me and and i got to see part of them. it may not all be the truth and it also all not a lie and but in the end and it told me a wonderful sad and happy story. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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