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The Muppets rank right up there with the 70sā€™ greatest gifts to humanity, but their legacy is in serious danger. Ongoing rights problems have for years prevented a full DVD release of ā€œThe Muppet Show,ā€ and the intermittent good feelings generated by recent Muppets films only temporarily stave off oneā€™s mistrust of Disney ownership. In the meantime, though, we have those first three seasons to savorā€”and, now, , which marshals the Gonzo-like disorderliness of a lifeā€™s facts into a readable narrative with an aplomb that even Kermit, that still point in a turning Muppet Theatre, might envy. (Ballantine Books)

About the Author

  • Phil Christman teaches English at the University of Michigan and attends St. Clare's Episcopal Church in Ann Arbor, Mich.

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