Hollywood has tried to get rid of Tim Allen — but he’s just too funny to be canceled.
The conservative comedian keeps coming back despite numerous attempts by the woke outrage mob to silence the outspoken comedian.
And now “The Tool Man” just made one announcement that has his fans grunting for joy.
Tim Allen’s success triggers the cancel culture mob
Tim Allen started off as a stand-up comic, but he will go down as one of the biggest stars of the small and big screens in entertainment history.
Allen is best known for bringing four iconic characters to life with his portrayals.
First, there was Tim The Tool Man Taylor from Home Improvement.
Next up was Santa Claus in the Christmas Classic, The Santa Clause.
Then he brought Buzz Lightyear to the big screen for the first time in Toy Story as the voice of the hit animated character.
He then went back to the small screen and introduced America to Mike Baxter in Last Man Standing.
Few actors in history can boast that they’re responsible for four characters that have gone down in American folklore.
But Allen can – whether the Left likes it or not.
Radical leftists hate Allen for believing in God, advocating for free speech, and practicing common sense.
But no matter how many times the cancel culture mob sharpen their pitch forks, light their torches and target Allen, the comedian keeps landing roles.
And he’s about to bring a new character to your television screen.
Tim Allen has a new show set to come to screens
Judging by the description of Allen’s latest project, the woke outrage mob will likely be up in arms again soon.
Forbes is reporting Allen will be the executive producer on a new show that will debut on Disney-owned ABC.
Not only is Allen the executive producer, but he’ll also star in Shifting Gears.
According to Forbes, Allen will play a character that is a “stubborn widow who owns a shop restoring classic cars.”
Given his experience on Home Improvement and Last Man Standing, that sounds like a role the funnyman can sink his teeth into.
The conflict that creates comedy in the show will derive when Allen’s daughter in the show — played by Kat Dennings of Two Broke Girls fame – has to move back home with her dad, and brings her two children home with her.
Allen’s character will also have a son who is helping him restore gas-guzzling American classics at the shop – when what he really would like to be doing is designing video games.
According to the report, the show is still in the very early phases, in fact the part of Allen’s son hasn’t even been cast as of yet.
But while Allen’s fans will be waiting with joy for his new show, they shouldn’t start holding their breath just yet.
There currently is no announced release date for season one of Allen’s Shifting Gears.