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Tim's (Tim Allen) anniversary gift for Jill (Patricia Richardson) is ballroom dancing lessons for both of them. Guest stars Ann Miller.
Tim's (Tim Allen) anniversary gift for Jill (Patricia Richardson) is ballroom dancing lessons for both of them. Guest stars Ann Miller.
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S2, EP19 "Karate or Not, Here I Come"Despite Jill's (Patricia Richardson) disapproval, Tim (Tim Allen) convinces Mark (Taran Noah Smith) to join a karate class.
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S2, EP20 "Shooting Three to Make Tutu"Jill wants Mark to see his first ballet, but Tim spoils her plans; Jill convinces Tim to leave Randy and Brad at home alone.
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S2, EP22 "Ex Marks the Spot"Tim gets into trouble with Jill when he bumps into his high-school girlfriend, who insists on meeting his wife.
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S2, EP24 "Birth of a Hot Rod"Jill takes matters into her own hands after Tim begins ignoring the household repairs to tinker with his hot rod.
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S5, EP8 "Room Without a View"Randy (Jonathan Taylor Thomas) won't admit his fears when Jill and Tim (Patricia Richardson, Tim Allen) convert the basement into his bedroom.
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S5, EP7 "The Look"Tim is pressured into standing up to Jill after he buys expensive sports tickets without consulting her.
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S5, EP6 "Let Them Eat Cake"Brad (Zachery Ty Bryan) throws a Halloween party at home without his parents' (Tim Allen, Patricia Richardson) permission.
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S5, EP5 "Advise and Repent"Jill (Patricia Richardson) unwittingly creates marital strife for the father (guest star Mark L. Taylor) of Randy's girlfriend (guest star Kimberly Cullum).
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