Mike is reluctant to support neighbor, Carol Larabee, in her bid for the local school board. So when her campaign signs begin to mysteriously disappear, her husband, Chuck, wonders if Mike is behind it. Also, Eve gets mixed messages when she goes to Mandy and Kristin for romance advice, and Kyle wonders why new Outdoor Man Store employee, Ryan, gets more attention from Ed than he ever has.

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 3 Episode 6 of Last Man Standing was watched by 6,220,000 viewers, resulting in a 1.40 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

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Last Man Standing Season 3 Episodes...

• s03e01 - Back to School
• s03e02 - Driving Lessons
• s03e03 - Pledging
• s03e04 - Ryan vs. John Baker
• s03e05 - Haunted House
• s03e06 - Larabee for School Board
• s03e07 - Shoveling Snow
• s03e08 - Vanessa Fixes Kyle
• s03e09 - Thanksgiving
• s03e10 - Spanking
• s03e11 - Elfie
• s03e12 - All About Eve
• s03e13 - Breaking Boyd
• s03e14 - Renaming Boyd's School
• s03e15 - Tasers
• s03e16 - Stud Muffin
• s03e17 - Eve's Boyfriend
• s03e18 - Project Mandy
• s03e19 - Hard-Ass Teacher
• s03e20 - Parenting Bud
• s03e21 - April, Come She Will
• s03e22 - Mutton Busting

Last Man Standing Show Summary

Men may have built civilizations, invented the locomotive and created ESPN, but they're about to find out that it's not a man's world anymore. You can't get manlier than Mike Baxter. He's the marketing director for an iconic outdoor sporting goods store, he loves to have adventures while he's traveling for work and, of course, he drives a pick-up truck.

While Mike is king of the hill at work, he's the odd man out in a home that is dominated by women - namely his wife, Vanessa, and their three daughters, 22- year-old Kristin, 17-year-old Mandy and 14-year-old Eve. After being a stay-at-home mom for years, Vanessa recently returned to the workplace and was quickly promoted (much to the dismay of her primarily male co-workers). As a result of Vanessa's increased work load, Mike is pulled into more hands-on parenting than ever before.