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The sparks fly when Jill sets up her pottery works in Tim's garage; Tim and Al trade places on "Tool Time.".
The sparks fly when Jill sets up her pottery works in Tim's garage; Tim and Al trade places on "Tool Time.".
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S7, EP5 "A Night to Dismember"The weird subject matter of Mark's Halloween horror film has Tim and Jill worried; Tim builds a hot rod jack-o'-lantern.
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S5, EP19 "Eye on Tim"Jill (Patricia Richardson) keeps an eye on Tim (Tim Allen) when a news reporter (guest star Rosalind Allen) flatters him with her flirtations.
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S5, EP20 "The Bud Bowl"Tim (Tim Allen) fears his ideas for "Tool Time" will be knocked down when Jill (Patricia Richardson) beats his boss at bowling.
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S5, EP21 "Engine and a Haircut, Two Fights"Tim and Brad get into a fight over Brad's new haircut and the hot rod engine; Randy doesn't want Jill to help him rehearse for an audition to play Romeo in a school play of "Romeo and Juliet."
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S7, EP10 "The Dating Game"Jill (Patricia Richardson) suggests that Tim (Tim Allen) accompany Al (Richard Karn) so he can show him how to be confident with women.
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S7, EP4 "Pump You Up"Tim becomes Brad's personal trainer after a college expresses interest in giving the teen a sports scholarship.
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S7, EP3 "Room at the Top"Jill (Patricia Richardson) declines Tim's (Tim Allen) offer to build her a quiet at-home work space, and that offends him.
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S7, EP2 "Clash of the Taylors"When Randy writes an article for the school paper disclosing Binford Tools' poor environmental record, Tim feels flabbergasted.
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