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Tim (Tim Allen) joins Jill's (Patricia Richardson) literary group when he feels threatened by her male classmate.
Tim (Tim Allen) joins Jill's (Patricia Richardson) literary group when he feels threatened by her male classmate.
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S5, EP2 "The First Temptation of Tim"Tim (Tim Allen) must choose between his career and friendship when his new boss (guest star Charlie Robinson) wants to ax Al (Richard Karn).
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S5, EP3 "Her Cheatin' Mind"Tim (Tim Allen) joins Jill's (Patricia Richardson) literary group when he feels threatened by her male classmate.
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S5, EP4 "Jill's Surprise Party"Jill's (Patricia Richardson) surprise 40th birthday party may be ruined by her search for a piano from her youth. With Tim Allen.
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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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S6, EP13 "The Flirting Game"After teasing Tim about buying something because the saleswoman flirted with him, Jill wonders if flirting could get her a job.
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S6, EP12 "No Place Like Home"At Christmas, Tim considers buying the house he grew up in when he learns the current owners plan to renovate.
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S6, EP11 "Workin' Man Blues"Tim and Jill become concerned when Brad pays more attention to his first part-time job than his school work.
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S6, EP10 "The Wood, the Bad, and the Hungry"Nightmares torment Tim (Tim Allen) when he feels guilty for not inviting a friend (Jim Labriola) to Thanksgiving dinner. Guest stars: Mario and Michael Andretti.
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