As usual, I become a fan of a show long after they premiere & make improvements, this sitcom not a exception. I love the comedy & its hard-hitting topical stuff, particularly between the right-wing Mike & his liberal son-in-law Ryan. Now that it's syndicated I can watch, 1st of all, "Kristin #1," who I prefer less then her succeeding actress. & Ryan cannot be seen but as the "disappeared dad" has already gotten the ire of the Baxters, Mike especially (& I dunno if Ryan's his chosen name if an actor's been cast in Season 1). But from my understanding, the comedy's original theme was that Mike's manhood's @ stake as he leads a house w/ his wife, 3 daughters, & a grandson. That's why my rating's a 7. It looks like another average sitcom where Tim Allen returns to TV. But the political sparks & angle sets in when Ryan appears, & then really gets Mike's goat by being an actual practicing liberal.
Shout by Keith PangilinanBlockedParent2016-09-28T10:54:49Z
As usual, I become a fan of a show long after they premiere & make improvements, this sitcom not a exception. I love the comedy & its hard-hitting topical stuff, particularly between the right-wing Mike & his liberal son-in-law Ryan. Now that it's syndicated I can watch, 1st of all, "Kristin #1," who I prefer less then her succeeding actress. & Ryan cannot be seen but as the "disappeared dad" has already gotten the ire of the Baxters, Mike especially (& I dunno if Ryan's his chosen name if an actor's been cast in Season 1). But from my understanding, the comedy's original theme was that Mike's manhood's @ stake as he leads a house w/ his wife, 3 daughters, & a grandson. That's why my rating's a 7. It looks like another average sitcom where Tim Allen returns to TV. But the political sparks & angle sets in when Ryan appears, & then really gets Mike's goat by being an actual practicing liberal.