Tim Allen: Last News

Tim Allen is returning to Disney — and to the North Pole. The actor-comedian is set to star in and executive-produce The Santa Clause (working title), a Disney+ original limited series, in which he will reprise his role as Scott Calvin from the hit Walt Disney Pictures holiday franchise.

Our first glimpse into Chris Evans voicing the iconic role of Buzz Lightyear is finally here!

Jonathan Taylor Thomas has been spotted in public for the first time in years!

Jonathan Taylor Thomas has been seen in public for the first time in eight years.

Home Improvement alum Jonathan Taylor Thomas, 39, looked practically unrecognizable when he was seen walking his dogs in his first public sighting in almost a decade. The former child star, who rose to fame in the 90s, was seen vaping while taking his two pups for a walk in Hollywood on June 29 — see all the pics here. Jonathan cut a casual figure in a pair of jeans, a grey hoodie, and a blue baseball cap. He also donned a pair of sunglasses and wore a black protective face mask under his chin.

Simon Pegg is planning to turn Galaxy Quest into a TV series.The original 1999 sci-fi comedy starred Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, and Sam Rockwell.Pegg is working on bringing the film to the small screen with The Thick Of It and Succession writer Georgia Pritchett.Pritchett confirmed the the Galaxy Quest adaptation in an interview with The Times yesterday (June 29).Meanwhile, Rockwell previously claimed that Alan Rickman’s death stopped plans for a Galaxy Quest sequel.“They were going to do a sequel on Amazon.

“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.

Tim Allen took to social media on Thursday with a video montage hailing the end of his comedy series Last Man Standing, at the end of its nine-season run on primetime.The clip, set to soft guitar, showed the cast taking their final bow amid a series of shots as they said goodbye to the long-running series.'I don't want to wrap up this story,' Allen, 67, said while seated on a couch in the clip, while co-star Nancy Travis, 59, said, 'I will miss everything ...

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.

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

Tim Allen is lamenting the ending of "Last Man Standing" after nine years and said accepting the series’ end was difficult to stomach.  "To be very honest, I had health problems letting go of this one," Allen, 67, told reporters during a virtual panel at FOX’s summer press tour on Thursday. "It’s just been three or four weeks and I’m literally just feeling better.

Bookmark this page! With so many new shows coming, some fan favorites are coming to an end. Us Weekly will continue to update the full list below of renewals and cancelations.

Tim Allen has revealed that he got a kick out of how Donald Trump riled up critics during his time in the White House, and has also opened up about his arrest for selling cocaine that landed him time in a federal prison three decades ago.The comedian, 67, appeared on an episode of the WTF with Marc Maron podcast on Monday where he spoke about what it's like to be a conservative in Hollywood today and his past struggles with substance abuse.Allen famously attended the 2017 inauguration of Donald Trump and later provoked outrage when he likened being a conservative in Hollywood to living in Nazi Germany during the 1930s.Maron asked him how he minimized backlash for his conservative opinions, to which Allen responded: 'I don't preach

Tim Allen has revealed that he got a kick out of how Donald Trump riled up critics during his time in the White House, and has also opened up about his arrest for selling cocaine that landed him time in a federal prison three decades ago.The comedian, 67, appeared on an episode of the WTF with Marc Maron podcast on Monday where he spoke about what it's like to be a conservative in Hollywood today and his past struggles with substance abuse.Allen famously attended the 2017 inauguration of Donald Trump and later provoked outrage when he likened being a conservative in Hollywood to living in Nazi Germany during the 1930s.Maron asked him how he minimized backlash for his conservative opinions, to which Allen responded: 'I don't preach

Last Man Standing star Tim Allen has described his silence about former President Donald Trump as not joining “the lynching crowd.”

Tim Allen is stoking controversy again by explaining exactly what he liked about former President Donald Trump: his ability to thoroughly enrage the public. The Home Improvement star, 67, said on Marc Maron‘s WTF podcast that while he’s gotten plenty political in the past, even attending Trump’s 2017 inauguration, he eventually decided to keep it to himself… and admire Trump privately.

Home Improvement and Last Man Standing star Tim Allen made an appearance on Marc Maron‘s WTF podcast where he was asked about being a Republican and supporting Donald Trump.

Looking back. Tim Allen opened up about the mistakes he’s made in the past in a new interview, admitting he “was an eff up” when he was younger.

Tim Allen is opening up about his past. The 67-year-old star recently appeared on the "WTF with Marc Maron podcast" and discussed his time serving in jail on cocaine charges as a young man.

Whether you remember him as Tim “The Toolman” Taylor from Home Improvement or as the voice of Buzz Lightyear from the Toy Story franchise, Tim Allen has certainly left his mark in pop culture.

Tim Allen‘s return to a past character was not what he expected. ET’s Lauren Zima spoke with Allen and his “Last Man Standing” co-star, Nancy Travis, ahead of the ninth and final season premiere of their Fox sitcom.