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Twenty-five years after playing "America’s Favorite Dad," 62-year-old lives in a gated-community condo, haunted by residuals that no longer arrive. When a viral meme of his breakdown at a grocery store catches fire, a rising reality TV producer offers him a lifeline: a comeback show where washed-up stars live together and compete for a movie role. The catch? His estranged daughter, MAYA , is the executive who must approve the final cut. As Gary’s vulnerability becomes the show’s most exploitable asset, Maya battles her own corporate handlers to prevent her father from becoming a punchline. The documentary weaves archival sitcom glory, behind-the-scenes betrayal, and a raw present-day confrontation between a father trying to matter and a daughter trying not to hate him for leaving.