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A 2011 sitcom starring Tim Allen and Nancy Travis. Often referred to as an [[Distaff Counterpart]] |
A 2011 sitcom starring Tim Allen and Nancy Travis. Often referred to as an [[Distaff Counterpart]] to ''[[Home Improvement]]''. |
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* [[Christmas Episode]]: "Last Christmas Standing." Boyd's father returns to town, while Mandy demands better working conditions for her fellow elves at Outdoor Man. |
* [[Christmas Episode]]: "Last Christmas Standing." Boyd's father returns to town, while Mandy demands better working conditions for her fellow elves at Outdoor Man. |
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* [[Creator Breakdown]]: [[In-Universe]]. Whenever Mike does an Internet ad for the store, he usually rants about whatever's been annoying him in a given episode. |
* [[Creator Breakdown]]: [[In-Universe]]. Whenever Mike does an Internet ad for the store, he usually rants about whatever's been annoying him in a given episode. |
Revision as of 03:34, 27 July 2014
A 2011 sitcom starring Tim Allen and Nancy Travis. Often referred to as an Distaff Counterpart to Home Improvement.
Tropes used in Last Man Standing (U.S. TV series) include:
- Christmas Episode: "Last Christmas Standing." Boyd's father returns to town, while Mandy demands better working conditions for her fellow elves at Outdoor Man.
- Creator Breakdown: In-Universe. Whenever Mike does an Internet ad for the store, he usually rants about whatever's been annoying him in a given episode.
- Halloween Episode: "Last Halloween Standing." Against Kristen's wishes, Mike takes Boyd out trick-or-treating and winds up mixing him up with another kid in a similar costume.
- Odd Friendship: Kyle and Ed.
- The One Guy: The premise of the series, with Mike the only male Baxter in the cast. (There is Boyd, but he's only seen occasionally.)
Doctor: I'm concerned about your blood pressure. |
- Reality Subtext: In the pilot, Mike's first lines include "I'm back!" and "It's good to be home" - referencing Tim Allen's return to TV, network ABC over ten years after Home Improvement ended and even the same timeslot said series occupied.
- Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: Kyle and Mike.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: Eve and Mandy.