Elizabeth Zott is an extraordinary woman. However, it is the early 1960s, and her all-male team at the Hastings Research Institute holds an unscientific view on equality. Except for one exception: Calvin Evans, a lonely, brilliant, Nobel Prize-nominated scientist who falls in love – above all – with her mind. And the result is real chemistry. Just like science, life is unpredictable. Therefore, a few years later, Elizabeth Zott finds herself in the role of a single mother and, on top of that, an unwilling star of Dinner at Six, the most popular American cooking show. Elizabeth's unusual approach to cooking proves to be revolutionary. Although the viewership of her show is growing, not everyone is thrilled. It seems that Elizabeth Zott is not just teaching women to cook. She is challenging them to change the status quo.
