• PART ONE: WILLI - THE EDUCATION OF A PIANO TUNER.
• 1. Willi's Early Days;
• 2. Narrow Escapes during War;
• 3. Willi Joins the Nazi Party;
• 4. The Family Fragments;
• 5. Willi Looks toward America;
• 6. America;
• 7. The West Coast;
• 8. A Home in America;
• 9. Gains and Losses;
• 10. A Bachelor's Life;
• 11. The Mushroom King; PART TWO: WILHELM: POLITICS AND INVENTION.
• 12. The Friends of New Germany;
• 13. A Trip Home: The View from the Other Side;
• 14. Norma;
• 15. Norma Takes a Job;
• 16. Willi's Invention Takes Shape;
• 17. Love among the Huckleberries; PHOTOS

• 18. The Wedding, an Operation, and an Inspiration19. The Wishing Stone Works Its Magic;
• 20. A Smashing Success;
• 21. The Alpine Wildflower Series Begins;
• 22. Willi's Past Catches Up with Him;
• 23. Exile;
• 24. Out of Exile; PART THREE: WILLIAM GRUBER: SELF-MADE MAN;
• 25. The Human Anatomy Series Begins;
• 26. Polite Society;
• 27. The Family Grows;
• 28. An American Icon;
• 29. Constant Motion;
• 30. The Grubers in Bavaria;
• 31. Back to the States;
• 32. A New Obsession;
• 33. Willi's Final Project Begins;
• 34. Keeping Up the Pace;
• 35. A Focus on Life.

William B. Gruber, inventor of the 3D stereoscopic device, the View-Master, lived a life as colorful and vibrant as the images he captured in his photos. The story tells of events leading up to his kidnapping off the streets of Munich by the Red Army, his rigorous training as a piano builder, and the lucky break that brought him to America. His political activities in the 1920's caught the attention of the FBI's J. Edgar Hoover, which led to a trial for possible espionage. Later, he would go on to help US forces win the war. Wether filming the Pope at the Vatican, or the coronation of England'