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That revelation prompts Kyle to tell his main boss at Outdoor Man, Ed Alzate (Hector Elizondo), that he wants Sunday’s off to go to church. You can practice whatever religion you want.

Kyle: Do I have an amendment for my freedom of religion? Free speech – even if it’s the speech of a jackass. Kyle: It’s not fair that he can say whatever he wants about Jesus and his 90 foot mom. Mike’s employee at Outdoor Man, Kyle (Christoph Sanders), who is a sweet yet simple-minded soul, is offended. It’s in mountains sacred to Native Americans. Ryan explains, “A group of Christians put up a 90-foot statue of the Virgin Mary. One of the pictures is Ryan in front of the “Our Lady of the Rockies” statue in Butte, Montana, holding a sign that says, “These mountains already had religion.” He then posts the pictures to his Instagram page to gain wider attention for his causes. That’s what happens in the episode “Three Sundays” (written by Vince Calandra and Richard Brandon Manus) where Mike butts heads with his liberal, atheist, future son-in-law Ryan (Jordan Masterson) who has started taking pictures on his truck delivery route to protest perceived injustices in various locations.

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Several seasons ago, the show’s writers and producers decided they wanted the series to be more like “All in the Family” in the sense that it touched on issues of the day though its characters.

In recent weeks, ABC’s Friday night comedies – “Last Man Standing” and “Cristela” – also added a little ‘God talk’ to the mix – and they did it in a way that managed to generate laughs.įirst, there was Tim Allen’s show “Last Man Standing,” in which he plays Mike Baxter, a church-going conservative who works as a marketing executive at a store called Outdoor Man.

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