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Tim and Jill find a bag of marijuana in their backyard and debate how to properly handle the situation.
Tim and Jill find a bag of marijuana in their backyard and debate how to properly handle the situation.
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S7, EP16 "What a Drag"Tim and Jill find a bag of marijuana in their backyard and debate how to properly handle the situation.
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S7, EP17 "Taking Jill for Granite"A question of trust arises between the Taylors when the man Jill had a dream about installs the new kitchen counter.
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S7, EP18 "Futile Attraction"Tim (Tim Allen) suspects that Al and Heidi (Richard Karn, Debbe Dunning) are having an affair; pro golfer Payne Stewart visits "Tool Time."
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S7, EP19 "Desperately Seeking Willow"Jill fears the worst when house guest Willow doesn't come home one night; "Tool Time" celebrates St. Patrick's Day.
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S8, EP3 "All in the Family"Tim and Jill's plans to spend some time together are interrupted when Tim's brother and Jill's sister announce that they are an item.
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S8, EP2 "Adios"Randy (Jonathan Taylor Thomas) must make a decision when he is accepted into a yearlong work-study program in Costa Rica.
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S8, EP1 "Whitewater"Tim's excitement about spending his birthday at a NASCAR race is thwarted by Jill's plans for a river-rafting trip.
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