**BREAKING NEWS**
In a shocking turn of events, the cast of ABC’s beloved sitcom, “Last Man Standing”, has announced that they will be boycotting the ABC union, citing frustration and disappointment with the network’s recent decisions.
According to sources close to the production, the cast, including Tim Allen, Kaitlyn Dever, and Molly Ephraim, among others, have been left feeling betrayed and disrespected by the network’s actions. The final straw came when ABC announced that it would be canceling the show after a successful six-season run, despite its strong ratings and loyal fan base.
“We’ve been working hard for years to build this show into something special, and it’s frustrating to see it all taken away from us,” said Tim Allen, who stars as the show’s protagonist, Mike Baxter. “The fans have been amazing, and we’re grateful for their support, but we can’t continue to work for a network that doesn’t appreciate our hard work and dedication.”
The cast’s decision to boycott the ABC union is seen as a bold move in the industry, where actors are often reluctant to speak out against their employers. However, the cast members believe that their actions are necessary to stand up for themselves and for the show’s loyal fan base.
“We’ve tried to work with ABC in good faith, but it’s become clear that they’re not interested in listening to our concerns or working with us to find a solution,” said Kaitlyn Dever, who plays Eve Baxter on the show. “We’re not asking for much – just a fair shot at continuing to make a show that we’re proud of and that our fans love. But instead, we’re being shut down without any explanation or apology.”
The boycott has already sparked widespread support from fans of the show, who are using social media to express their outrage and disappointment with ABC’s decision. The hashtag #BringBackLMS is trending on Twitter, with many fans calling for the show to be renewed or picked up by another network.
In a statement released earlier today, ABC responded to the cast’s decision, saying that they “respect the cast’s decision” and that they “will continue to work with them to find a resolution.” However, insiders say that the network is not willing to budge on its decision to cancel the show.
The situation remains fluid, with many fans holding out hope that the show will be saved or revived in some way. As the situation continues to unfold, one thing is clear: the cast of “Last Man Standing” will not go down without a fight.
