21 January 1981 Factual 90 mins
An in-depth look at the highly successful TV series, including a study of the philosophical approach of the program.
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Mary Tyler Moore as Narrator (voice)
Alan Alda as Self
Sorrell Booke as Self (archive footage)
Gary Burghoff as Self
Loretta Swit as Self
Mike Farrell as Self
Jamie Farr as Self
Harry Morgan as Self
Larry Linville as Self
David Ogden Stiers as Self
Wayne Rogers as Self
William Christopher as Self
United States 21 January 1981
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