Tim Allen and Richard Karn, beloved for their roles in the classic sitcom, are teaming up once again, but not as the characters fans remember. In their new series, they will portray two conservative, widowed veterans forced by economic circumstances to share an apartment. The twist? Their grumpy, anti-establishment personas make for an unconventional living situation.

“We’re gonna be grumpy old veterans who don’t like people and have to live together because America is run by leftists, so there’s no money for us and we have to share an apartment to survive,” Allen explained, hinting at the comedic tension that arises from their predicament.

Allen is confident that the show’s unique angle will resonate with audiences who share his views. “Imagine just being angry about wokeness and shaking your fist for 22 minutes. It’s exactly what we need,” he said, promising a series filled with humor derived from their discontent.

Karn, on the other hand, admitted his motivations are more practical, though he teased potential plot twists: “I’m gonna try to have them go gay for each other in the fourth season or he’s gonna find himself working with Kevin Sorbo.” His candid remark suggests that while the show starts with a familiar formula, it could take unexpected directions as it progresses.

The series promises to blend traditional sitcom humor with contemporary issues, making it a unique addition to television. With Allen and Karn at the helm, the show is poised to offer not just laughs but also a satirical take on modern societal dynamics.