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Tim (Tim Allen) doesn't understand why Al (Richard Karn) has trouble accepting extravagant gifts from his new girlfriend.
Tim (Tim Allen) doesn't understand why Al (Richard Karn) has trouble accepting extravagant gifts from his new girlfriend.
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S8, EP8 "Tim's First Car"When Tim's (Tim Allen) first car is junked, Jill (Patricia Richardson) decides to find him an exact replica.
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S8, EP18 "Love's Labor Lost"The Taylors' lives come to a halt when Jill (Patricia Richardson) is told she might need a hysterectomy. With Tim Allen.
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S8, EP19 "Love's Labor Lost"Jill's mother visits to help Jill and Tim cope with the emotional highs and lows following Jill's surgery.
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S8, EP20 "Neighbors"Wilson (Earl Hindman) wins a large sum of money and decides to build a greenhouse which annoys Tim (Tim Allen).
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S8, EP7 "Not-So-Great-Scott"Tim (Tim Allen) accidentally tells Heidi (Debbe Dunning) that her husband is seeing one of Jill's (Patricia Richardson) patients.
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S8, EP6 "Bewitched"Tim (Tim Allen) becomes a murder suspect after Wilson (Earl Hindman) disappears following a Halloween party. With Patricia Richardson.
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S8, EP5 "Al's Fair Lady"Tim (Tim Allen) doesn't understand why Al (Richard Karn) has trouble accepting extravagant gifts from his new girlfriend.
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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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