Last Man Standing

[snapppyd]

this has got to be the lamest show I have seen in a LONG time

 

[happygirl]

this has got to be the lamest show I have seen in a LONG time

I haven't heard anything about it, What's it about?

 

[babytrees]

I had hoped for better....so many new "comedy" shows are lame this season.

 

[pat fan]

Yup. Can we say Home Improvement with girls instead of boys? and a bit more "mean" married-ness to boot.

I mean, come on??? Why does every married couple on TV have to be so snarky to each other?

 

[brockash]

Huh, apparently I'm the only one, but I really liked it. I thought it was funny and cute. Then again, I like Tim Allen and liked Home Improvement. I hope it stays, but it's not looking promising by the disboards at least.

 

[4nana]

Love Tim Allen, was anxious to see his Last Man Standing, but very disappointed and lost interest half way through show.

 

[rndmr2]

I only saw the first half of it because I got a phone call but I liked what I saw. I like Tim Allen.

 

[Pakey]

Another new show I'm quickly abandoning. The over acting/reacting of the daughters was too much for me.

 

[asta]

I loved the line to the daughter "We're not poor, you are, we're actually quite comfortable".

I think that the shoe suffered tonight from being a full hour long. There is probably a reason most sitcoms are 30 minutes long. I still have hope that the show will settle into a good rhythm.

 

[mom2boys77]

We liked it too!

Huh, apparently I'm the only one, but I really liked it. I thought it was funny and cute. Then again, I like Tim Allen and liked Home Improvement. I hope it stays, but it's not looking promising by the disboards at least.

 

[WL Fan]

I like it, I think he's funny. I liked the parts that were pro "men", his little rants about how men can't be men anymore. I'd watch it every week.

 

[stacy347]

We liked it.

 

[Melrosgirl]

We loved it.

 

[charming23]

I liked it but was a bit disaapointed. It seemed as if they gave all the good jokes away during the commercials. Hopefully it will get better.

 

[ckay87]

Yup. Can we say Home Improvement with girls instead of boys? and a bit more "mean" married-ness to boot.

I mean, come on??? Why does every married couple on TV have to be so snarky to each other?

This I don't see, but maybe that's because DH and I could "snark" them under the table any day!

The "men" thing got lame. I don't laugh much anymore about jokes that stereotype the sexes. I'm not being politically-correct, PLEASE, don't get me wrong. It's just that, when I hear that stuff, I feel more and more like a man all the time. And I'm not a man.

 

[Carl]

This I don't see, but maybe that's because DH and I could "snark" them under the table any day!

The "men" thing got lame. I don't laugh much anymore about jokes that stereotype the sexes. I'm not being politically-correct, PLEASE, don't get me wrong. It's just that, when I hear that stuff, I feel more and more like a man all the time. And I'm not a man.

Now, that is funny. You must be fun people to know.
As to the show, I liked it better when Tim was in a show with the boys. All these teenaged girl situations are always the same. Gets old.

 

[ckay87]

Now, that is funny. You must be fun people to know.
As to the show, I liked it better when Tim was in a show with the boys. All these teenaged girl situations are always the same. Gets old.[/

I pretty much agree, but it is the first time I can remember seeing a young, unwed mother living at home with her parents on a sitcom. I thought that was kind of bold of them. And kind of refreshing because today this is a more common situation. Demonstrates that they are not trying to portray Tim & wife as flawless parents. Usually the kid problems on sitcoms are fairly tame (oopsie, Bobby missed curfew). This is kind of a biggie.

But I could be wrong about this, I don't watch a lot of TV. It just seemed like a first to me, with my limited knowledge.

 

[Iri920]

I pretty much agree, but it is the first time I can remember seeing a young, unwed mother living at home with her parents on a sitcom. I thought that was kind of bold of them. And kind of refreshing because today this is a more common situation. Demonstrates that they are not trying to portray Tim & wife as flawless parents. Usually the kid problems on sitcoms are fairly tame (oopsie, Bobby missed curfew). This is kind of a biggie.

But I could be wrong about this, I don't watch a lot of TV. It just seemed like a first to me, with my limited knowledge.

I think in the show Reba she had her teenage daughter and her baby living with them. I also think the boyfriend ended up living there too.

I wanted to see this show since I like Tim Allen but I completely forgot about it.

 

[Minnesota!]

Love Tim Allen, was anxious to see his Last Man Standing, but very disappointed and lost interest half way through show.

Ditto. I wanted to love it - but lost interest realllllly quick. I think Tim is great - the supporting cast bored me to death..

 

[Golf4food]

I think in the show Reba she had her teenage daughter and her baby living with them. I also think the boyfriend ended up living there too.

I wanted to see this show since I like Tim Allen but I completely forgot about it.

Yes, the oldest duaghter in Reba got pregnant while in high school and then married the boyfriend and they both lived with Reba in her house most of the show.

Under-rated sit-com, was Reba. Shame. It was quite funny.