Very inspirational and moving. Made me think about what I'm doing for humanity.

It was good. What was most inspiring was the message from Fred Rogers that each one us are special in some way and that you accept people for what they are. That message is very appropriate in today's highly competitive and bullying environment that kids often face in schools.

Loved all the vintage interviews and footage from the show. However, would have liked more facts delivered via contemporary interviews. For example, his wife/sons on his childhood. Or YoYo Ma telling how their friendship gegan, especially given that Ma was so young when they met, and the friendship continued until Rogers' death. Also would have liked more about aspects of the show such as the visit to the Crayola factory, and about how he chose special guests such as May Sarton. Finally, didn't think the animated sequences added much. That said, I teared up repeatedly!

Tho interesting, I would like to have seen more about his early life and also his personal life.