Really enjoyed it. It's timing was perfect for me, i needed a little documentary to relax with. 
IMHO, it's absolutely worth a watch, but contains very little that anyone up on the Dead doesn't already know. A lot of time spent on well-worn history, familiar stories, etc. Few surprises, sticks to the established narrative. Not much new performance footage, really, and almost nothing from the mid-late 80s, which was when I saw the bulk of my shows. Also fails to address the one question that begs to be asked: Bobby: WTF was up with those short shorts?
Cool to see his home life for sure, and get a sense of who he is nowadays, but I--and admittedly I'm biased--could have used a lot more on his playing, his studio, his guitar collection, etc. I mean, I'm not your typical viewer (none of us here probably are), but I could have easily watched an hour and a half on his gear and another hour and a half on his chord voicings.
But heck, all in all, a good time. He deserves his own documentary, and I'm glad he got it.
