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"Tool Time" gets approval to create 3-D effects show; Jill (Patricia Richardson) wants Tim (Tim Allen) to act more like an equal.
"Tool Time" gets approval to create 3-D effects show; Jill (Patricia Richardson) wants Tim (Tim Allen) to act more like an equal.
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S5, EP24 "Shopping Around"Tim (Tim Allen) becomes concerned when his mother (guest star Bonnie Bartlett) begins dating his former shop teacher (guest star Dick O'Neill).
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S5, EP25 "Alarmed by Burglars"The family becomes annoyed with the new home alarm system when Jill decides she wants it to have more power.
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S5, EP26 "Games, Flames & Automobiles"Al's dreams of success and proposing to Ilene may be snuffed out when the Taylors discover a defect in his board game.
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S6, EP1 "At Sea"Tim (Tim Allen) and the "Tool Time" staff take the show on the road when they ship off on an aircraft carrier.
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S7, EP12 "The Old College Try"Tim (Tim Allen) starts hanging out with his students when he gets a teaching job at the local college. With Patricia Richardson.
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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, EP9 "Thanksgiving"The Taylors celebrate Thanksgiving with a Hollywood producer at a Detroit Lions football game. Guest stars: Rodney Dangerfield, Alex Rocco and Tom Poston.
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S7, EP8 "Losing My Religion"Randy (Jonathan Taylor Thomas) questions God's existence, which prompts Tim (Tim Allen) to visit the Rev. Mike (guest star Dan Aykroyd).
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