‘Last Man Standing’ star Tim Allen on show drawing to a close: ‘I had health problems letting go of this one’

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“Last Man Standing” said goodbye to viewers on Thursday, May 20, capping off a nine-season run that included six seasons on ABC, then three more on Fox when the network revived the Tim Allen-starring sitcom after ABC’s cancellation.

SPOILER ALERT: This post contains details about the two-part series finale of Fox’s Last Man Standing.

Tim Allen and Nancy Travis are saying goodbye to .The half-hour sitcom, which was canceled once before and resurrected, bids farewell Thursday with a special one-hour series finale. In the swan song, Mike teaches Kristin about work/life balance, as Vanessa and Mandy school Jen on camping.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeAfter 194 episodes, nine seasons and two networks, “Last Man Standing” ends its run on Thursday night with one more story that puts a bookend on the entire series. In the final two episodes, “Baxter Boot Camp” and “Keep On Truckin,” the Baxter family reminisces on some of their good times while camping in the backyard.But then, later, they gather again after Mike Baxter’s (Tim Allen) beloved green 1956 Ford F-100 is stolen.

Tim Allen and Nancy Travis had a hard time letting go of "Last Man Standing." After nine seasons on the air, the popular sitcom will air its final episode on Thursday, May 20.The show will see the truck owned by Allen's Mike Baxter go missing, so the family gathers to wish it farewell. The emotional episode reflected the actors' real life as they struggled to say goodbye to the long-running show.

Fox is sending Tim Allen and the rest of the Last Man Standing family off with praise just days before its series finale.

mum after doing a DNA test tragically discovered her dead at home. Steven Smith had spent decades searching for his mother but after finally plucking up the courage to go round and meet her, it was too late.

Tim Allen is reflecting on “Last Man Standing” coming to an end after nine seasons. 

Tim Allen is wrapping yet another long-running family sitcom as Last Man Standing nears its series finale on Fox. Though experienced the actor and executive producer may be at bringing beloved projects like Home Improvement and Galaxy Quest to close, Allen said it was difficult to say good bye to the on-screen family he’s come to know for nearly a decade.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeAs long-running multicam sitcoms “Last Man Standing” and “Mom” wrap up their runs this month, it might very well also be the end of another chapter in TV history.