Some reviewers seem to fall by the wayside so early in the present series. Let's face it; this is one story and it will be revealed. We are brought into Abe's new world, created in his head when he is arrested at the Lenny Bruce performance. He then strikes up an acquaintance with a bunch of deadbeat young people who are only there to take advantage of him. Midge, meanwhile, is having problems with her divorce. Her mother is off to Oklahoma to try to get more money from her trust and has a horrible encounter. Anyway, there are hard times ahead for the Masel's I'm afraid.
Review of It's the Sixties, Man!
