Tim Allen happily announces 'Last Man Standing' has been renewed for Season 9
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Tim Allen just delivered some positive news to his "Last Man Standing" fans.
The actor, 66, announced on Twitter that the FOX show has been picked up for another season.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"Good news. Today Fox announced Last Man Standing is on for season 9!!!!" Allen tweeted.
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Just last month the comedian spoke with Fox News about the show, in which he plays a father of three. In real life, Allen has two daughters, Katherine 31, and Elizabeth, 11.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The comedian admitted he and his castmates have found it "startling" that they've already completed eight seasons of the show. His hit sitcom "Home Improvement" lasted a total of eight seasons.
When speaking to us, Allen said the "Last Man Standing" cast has mirrored his own life, in that it's like a family.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Tim Allen speaks onstage as Moët & Chandon Toasts The 77th Annual Golden Globe Awards Nominations in December 2019. (Getty)
"Although [the 'Last Man Standing' cast] doesn't replace the wonderful the beautiful 'Home Improvement' family that I still am close to, this family is now, we're empty nesters," Allen explained to Fox News. "Everybody at the show ... has grown up ..."
Specifically, he said the one episode where Eve's [Kaitlyn Dever] room gets an update reminded him of his oldest daughter growing up.
"You know, your kid's not coming back. They'll visit, they're not going anywhere, but they're not coming back to the bedroom they grew up in."
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According to FOX, "Last Man Standing" averages 8 million viewers and ranks as the network's most-watched comedy series.
"The Resident and Last Man Standing are such important parts of Fox, and we're so pleased they will be returning next season," said Fox Entertainment president Michael Thorn. "We want to thank all of the writers, actors, directors, producers and talented crews for both of these shows, and, of course, our friends and producing partners at 20th Century Fox Television."