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Jill (Patricia Richardson) makes embarrassing comments about Tim while being interviewed on a local talk show. Joan Lunden guest stars.
Jill (Patricia Richardson) makes embarrassing comments about Tim while being interviewed on a local talk show. Joan Lunden guest stars.
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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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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, EP3 "All in the Family"Tim and Jill's romantic time together is interrupted when Jill's sister arrives for an unexpected visit.
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S8, EP4 "Taylor Got Game"Brad tries to convince his parents to let him play professional soccer in Europe instead of going to college.
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S7, EP25 "From Top to Bottom"Jill (Patricia Richardson) makes embarrassing comments about Tim while being interviewed on a local talk show. Joan Lunden guest stars.
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S7, EP24 "Tool-Thousand-One: A Space Odyssey"Tim and Al (Tim Allen, Richard Karn) compete to be chosen to operate a Binford tool in space; Mark (Taran Smith) tries to impress a girl.
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S7, EP23 "Rebel Without Night Driving Privileges"Randy (Jonathan Taylor Thomas) gets his driver's license, but is upset that his privileges are not as good as Brad's (Zachery Ty Bryan) were.
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S7, EP22 "Believe It or Not"Wilson (Earl Hindman) is upset with Tim (Tim Allen) when he tells everyone about Wilson's encounter with an extraterrestrial. Grant Hill guest stars as himself.
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