Mike's Pole - S2-E11
Corrected entry: When the youngest daughter Eve gets her ROTC uniform it is Army, but she says she wants to be the first female Marine sniper.
Last Man Standing (2011)
1 corrected entry
Starring: Tim Allen, Nancy Travis, Kaitlyn Dever, Molly Ephraim
Genres: Comedy
Putting a Hit on Christmas - S2-E7
Continuity mistake: The Christmas package in front of Kyle is fully but badly wrapped. When Eve turns back with new Christmas wrapping to re-wrap the package, it is fully unwrapped with not enough time for Kyle to remove the old wrapping.
Mandy: Will you go pick up Travis, please?
Mike: You can pick him up.
Mandy: Really?
Mike: Yeah, if you can just figure out how to change a tire.
[Mandy starts to leave.]
Mike: So sad.
Mandy: I'm living with Lord Voldemort!
Mike: I don't know who that is, but he sounds like a very caring father.
Trivia: When Vanessa is about to go outside to shoot arrows with Eve, Mike (Tim Allen) tells her to aim low so she doesn't shoot over the fence or she'll hit the "weird dude always giving me advice." He then covers his mouth with his hand. A reference to Wilson on Tim Allen's show "Home Improvement" and how the fence always covered the lower half of his face.
Question: Why did the young girl not welcome her Dad home when he came out of the box?
Answer: I'm not sure what little girl the question is asking about. But, the scene in question was a real life surprise to the family of Petty Officer 1st Class Raymond McKnight. It was his wife and two sons that were there. His son was already excited about being on TV and then just shocked at seeing his Dad and didn't know how to react. But then he is hugging and welcoming him home.
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Correction: High School JROTC units are "sponsored" by one service-Navy/Marine Corps, Air Force, or Army. Her particular school's program was apparently Army affiliated. My own son's JROTC unit was Navy/USMC and he ended up going Army.