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Tim and Jill (Tim Allen, Patricia Richardson) must make a parenting decision when Mark (Taran Noah Smith) is accused of stealing a knife.
Tim and Jill (Tim Allen, Patricia Richardson) must make a parenting decision when Mark (Taran Noah Smith) is accused of stealing a knife.
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S5, EP15 "Tanks for the Memories"As part of a "Tool Time" salute to the armed forces, Tim drives a tank and doesn't do it very well.
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