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It's Jill's turn to worry about needing glasses as she reaches middle age; Tim worries that his mother is going to lose money on another of his brother Jeff's business schemes.
It's Jill's turn to worry about needing glasses as she reaches middle age; Tim worries that his mother is going to lose money on another of his brother Jeff's business schemes.
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S1, EP1 "Pilot"After Jill explicitly tells Tim not to touch the dishwasher, he attempts to improve the dishwasher, which has explosive results.
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S1, EP2 "Mow Better Blues"Mark (Taran Noah Smith) helps Tim (Tim Allen) replace the motor in the lawn mower with an engine from a high-powered motorcycle. With Patricia Richardson.
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S1, EP3 "Off Sides"Tim must choose between keeping his promise to spend a romantic evening with Jill or watching a football game.
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S1, EP4 "Satellite on a Hot Tim's Roof"Tim (Tim Allen) gets more than the big picture when he climbs on the roof to install a satellite dish. With Patricia Richardson.
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S8, EP27 "The Long and Winding Road"Tim and Jill need to decide their future and reminisce about the past eight years; Al and Trudy get married.
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S8, EP26 "The Long and Winding Road"Tim and Jill (Tim Allen, Patricia Richardson) need to decide their future and reminisce about the past eight years; Al (Richard Karn) gets married.
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S8, EP25 "The Long and Winding Road"Many changes are on the way for the Taylors, starting with Tim's (Tim Allen) frustration with his new producer.
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S8, EP24 "Dead Weight"Tim and Jill comfort Al when his mother dies; a new producer makes Tim's job at "Tool Time" very unpleasant.
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