Last Man Standing...no more

After 9 seasons, switching networks, some cast changes, the show is done after a few more episodes.  Gonna miss it.  Except for his apparent love of UM, Tim Allen was pretty damn funny.  Nancy Travis playing his OSU soulmate was damn funny too.  Great sitcom.

Tim Allen Posted an Emotional Tribute to 'Last Man Standing' for the Show’s Final Season

Not my scene.

Is this the show with Pam Anderson?

Sloppy joes, chips, Sprite. Glass of milk.

Clipped my toe nails.

Douche

kingstonlake wrote:Sloppy joes, chips, Sprite. Glass of milk.

Clipped my toe nails.

This post is gross. All of it.

I tried watching that show, and couldn't get into it. The jokes were too forced.

Turtleneck wrote:

kingstonlake wrote:Sloppy joes, chips, Sprite. Glass of milk.

Clipped my toe nails.

This post is gross. All of it.

Should I have clipped my toe nails first?

Yes, and substituted the chips with clippings.

Nancy Travis was a good looking woman in her prime.

Dendrobates wrote:I tried watching that show, and couldn't get into it. The jokes were too forced.

Remember you saying that before in another thread. Likely not your cup of tea. Let me know of a sitcom where the jokes were not forced. Many LMS were shot live in front of a studio audience without a laugh track.

To me as a conservative, funny as hell! Will miss Mike Baxter's pod casts pumping Outdoor Man. Thankfully, reruns are forever!

Two Sanders salted caramel and dark chocolates for a snack. Another glass of milk.

It was no two and a half men, I’ll tell you that.

Rocinante wrote:It was no two and a half men, I’ll tell you that.

I'm sorry you have poor taste in genuinely funny sitcoms.

That’s a very poor attempt to copy crazy ex girlfriend so

congrats I guess?

You guys hate every show I find entertaining/amusing. Piss off.

Gonna watch Hogan's Heroes on Sundance tomorrow.

Molly Ephraim is smokin'. The chick that replaced her character wasn't bad either.

Just looked up this show and apparently is also starred Coach Ed Gennero. One the greatest college coaches of all time. That's cool.

Hector Elizondo also played the hotel manager in Pretty Woman. He, Tim Allen, and Nancy Travis are the only characters appearing in every episode of LMS.

I just ate a fruit roll up.

genuinely curious.. what sitcoms have actually been good? i'm going to list some that i think would be considered sitcoms but please feel free to correct me if im wrong. i am not a sitcom person for the most part. give me breaking bad, game of thrones, true detective.. shit like that.

curb your enthusiasm
seinfeld
it's always sunny

is the office a sitcom? silicon valley? party down?

The Pantry wrote:Hector Elizondo also played the hotel manager in Pretty Woman. He, Tim Allen, and Nancy Travis are the only characters appearing in every episode of LMS.

That's nice.

Sad. You tools are so hellbent liberal you can't even enjoy quality conservative humor.

The Pantry wrote:Sad. You tools are so hellbent liberal you can't even enjoy quality conservative humor.

POLITICS!!!!!

The Pantry wrote:Sad. You tools are so hellbent liberal you can't even enjoy quality conservative humor.

You're seriously brain damaged, dude.

I thought All in the Family was a good sitcom, you dipshit. Oh wait. I'm a liberal. Guess I didn't like it. Thanks for reminding me.

And, one of the biggest snowflakes here is riled up, again

The Pantry wrote:And, one of the biggest snowflakes here is riled up, again

This is how we know Pantry’s house has no mirrors.

The Pantry wrote:And, one of the biggest snowflakes here is riled up, again

Awe!! what specifically triggered your rage over sitcom viewing?

I was genuinely curious what people thought but pantry going to pantry. Lame and played.

kingstonlake wrote:

The Pantry wrote:And, one of the biggest snowflakes here is riled up, again

Awe!! what specifically triggered your rage over sitcom viewing?

Fruit roll ups are a kid snack. Why do you eat them and post about it on a message board?

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:I was genuinely curious what people thought but pantry going to pantry. Lame and played.

MASH had dark sides but one of the better sitcoms.

The Pantry wrote:

kingstonlake wrote:

Awe!! what specifically triggered your rage over sitcom viewing?

Fruit roll ups are a kid snack. Why do you eat them and post about it on a message board?

Because I can. Its also more on topic than the hair triggered, lame ass political crap you post because you're to soft for the appropriate forum.

kingstonlake wrote:

The Pantry wrote:Fruit roll ups are a kid snack.  Why do you eat them and post about it on a message board?

Because I can.  Its also more on topic than the hair triggered, lame ass political crap you post because you're to soft for the appropriate forum.

The word is spelled "too" in the context.  Fuck tBin.  You psycho libs own the place, sucking each others dicks.

The Pantry wrote:

Dendrobates wrote:I tried watching that show, and couldn't get into it. The jokes were too forced.

Remember you saying that before in another thread. Likely not your cup of tea. Let me know of a sitcom where the jokes were not forced. Many LMS were shot live in front of a studio audience without a laugh track.

To me as a conservative, funny as hell! Will miss Mike Baxter's pod casts pumping Outdoor Man. Thankfully, reruns are forever!

True, most sitcoms have forced comedy. This one seemed extra to me.

Have you watched the Ranch on Netflix? I think that’s hilarious, and so much like my brothers/dad growing up.

Dendrobates wrote:

The Pantry wrote:Remember you saying that before in another thread. Likely not your cup of tea. Let me know of a sitcom where the jokes were not forced. Many LMS were shot live in front of a studio audience without a laugh track.

To me as a conservative, funny as hell! Will miss Mike Baxter's pod casts pumping Outdoor Man. Thankfully, reruns are forever!

True, most sitcoms have forced comedy. This one seemed extra to me.

Have you watched the Ranch on Netflix? I think that’s hilarious, and so much like my brothers/dad growing up.

Seemed extra? Please explain.

Don't have Netflix.

The Pantry wrote:

kingstonlake wrote:

Because I can.  Its also more on topic than the hair triggered, lame ass political crap you post because you're to soft for the appropriate forum.

The word is spelled "too" in the context.  Fuck tBin.  You psycho libs own the place, sucking each others dicks.

You're way two soft. Eye hope your get the help you kneed for your rage issues. Carry on Charmin.

kingstonlake wrote:

The Pantry wrote:
The word is spelled "too" in the context.  Fuck tBin.  You psycho libs own the place, sucking each others dicks.

You're way two soft. Eye hope your get the help you kneed for your rage issues. Carry on Charmin.

You use to be sorta funny. You just seem unhinged now.

The Pantry wrote:

kingstonlake wrote:

You're way two soft. Eye hope your get the help you kneed for your rage issues. Carry on Charmin.

You use to be sorta funny. You just seem unhinged now.

Like getting triggered about anonymous message board posters viewing habits and spinning it political mad? Or just regular mad?

The series revolves around Mike Baxter (Allen), the marketing director of the Outdoor Man sporting goods stores and a “man’s man”. His family doesn’t see eye-to-eye with him so it can sometimes be a little tough for Mike to stand his ground and stay in touch with his inner man.

So it centers around everything you wish you were?

kingstonlake wrote:

The series revolves around Mike Baxter (Allen), the marketing director of the Outdoor Man sporting goods stores and a “man’s man”. His family doesn’t see eye-to-eye with him so it can sometimes be a little tough for Mike to stand his ground and stay in touch with his inner man.

So it centers around everything you wish you were?

What is man’s man anyways? Like is it a gay thing or an overtly misogynistic thing? Either way, sounds HILARIOUS...