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After teasing Tim about buying something because the saleswoman flirted with him, Jill wonders if flirting could get her a job.
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, EP16 "A Funny Valentine"Tim's late father's old flame contacts him; Randy and Brad ponder what gifts to give their girlfriends.
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S6, EP17 "Wilson's World"Wilson (Earl Hindman) tries to become more "normal" when he is criticized for his artistic self-expression. 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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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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S6, EP15 "Totally Tool Time"Tim tries to please some Swedish businessmen who are interested in bringing "Tool Time" to their country.
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S6, EP14 "The Karate Kid Returns"Tim is surprised to learn Wilson's visiting cousins are the Beach Boys; Mark saves Randy from a bully.
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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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