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Tim Allen's 'Last Man Standing' returns — this time on Fox's fall schedule

The Fox network made its bones more than 30 years ago by putting on bold, edgy programs that targeted a young audience.

But the face of the "new Fox" is 64-year-old TV and movie star Tim Allen.

The network's schedule, announced Monday, is its first since parent company 21st Century Fox announced that it would sell its TV and movie production assets to the Walt Disney Co. If the deal goes through, the Fox network will be more dependent on sports, news and live-event programming.

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