Tim Allen, the beloved comedian and actor, has made a triumphant return to television in the sitcom "Last Man Standing." In a recent interview, Allen expressed his excitement and compared his experience to that of legendary NFL quarterback Tom Brady.
"I feel like Tom Brady," said Allen. "I'm back on the field, and it feels really good."
Allen, 67, is no stranger to the world of comedy. He rose to fame in the 1990s with his hit sitcom "Home Improvement." However, after the show ended in 1999, Allen took a break from television to focus on film and other projects.
In 2018, Allen's sitcom "Last Man Standing" was revived on Fox after being canceled by ABC in 2017. The show has been a ratings success, and Allen has received critical acclaim for his performance.
"I'm so grateful that I get to do this again," said Allen. "It's so much fun, and I love working with this cast and crew."
Allen's enthusiasm is evident in his recent interviews. He speaks optimistically about the future of "Last Man Standing" and expresses his desire to continue acting for as long as possible.
"I'm not ready to retire," said Allen. "I'm having too much fun."
The success of Allen's comeback is a testament to his enduring popularity and the enduring appeal of family-friendly sitcoms. With "Last Man Standing" continuing to draw strong ratings, it seems likely that Allen will continue to be a fixture on television for years to come.