Last Man Standing: Kyle Has a “Bad Heir Day”
One of the very best things about Last Man Standing is that even when it doesn’t totally hit the mark in every single episode, or in every single face
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Last Man Standing Review: “Heavy Meddle” Has Upsides…and Downsides
I will be the first to admit that not every Last Man Standing episode is a home run. Any show that runs for six seasons has its hits and misses. Admittedly,
Last Man Standing: The Baxters Have a “Church” Problem
All over the United States, young people have stopped attending churches. In my world, in which I was raised middle class, white, and in the church, less and
Last Man Standing Review: Vanessa Starts a “Friending Library”
Last Man Standing does a great job talking about issues that no one else is talking about. Especially in today’s political climate, having a show with
Last Man Standing Review: Mike, “The Fixer”, Takes On Students
This episode of Last Man Standing really balanced two of the shows strengths: emotional, realistic stories and goofy, funny interactions between characters.
Last Man Standing Review: Kyle and Mandy Create “A House Divided”
I don’t know that Last Man Standing always outdoes itself. Sometimes, the episodes are really funny, or poignant, or both. Other times, they’re
Last Man Standing Review: Battle of the “Three Sisters”
Last Man Standing, like most sitcoms, can get caught up in the silly, fluffy stories sometimes. However, it also does a fantastic job about telling realistic
Last Man Standing Fall Finale Review: Meet Eve’s New Boyfriend, “Rob”
Last week’s may not have fit the narrative, but the reasons that I appreciate Last Man Standing all came flooding back in this episode. They deal with
Last Man Standing Review: Mike Must Not Offend The “Precious Snowflakes”
I review a lot of shows. I spend time almost every night of the week watching TV and posting my thoughts online. I’d do more if I had the time. That sai
Last Man Standing: A Deep Dive into Emotional Storytelling and Bromance
Last Man Standing, as it matures, has taken an emotional turn, and it’s a welcome change. This new direction makes the characters feel more human and re
