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The Taylors' lives come to a halt when Jill (Patricia Richardson) is told she might need a hysterectomy. With Tim Allen.
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, EP21 "A Hardware Habit to Break"Tim decides to buy the hardware store from Harry, but wonders what he is doing wrong when it stops making money.
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S8, EP22 "Loose Lips and Freudian Slips"Jill's (Patricia Richardson) professor overhears her insult him, which puts her at odds with the thesis committee.
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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, EP17 "Young at Heart"A photograph of Tim (Tim Allen) and his new female mechanic (guest star Jenny McCarthy) puts a damper on Jill (Patricia Richardson) and Tim's wedding anniversary.
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S8, EP16 "Mark's Big Break"Suspicious Tim didn't like his "Tool Time" video, Mark makes another one, complete with a dance number set to "Greased Lightning.".
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S8, EP15 "Knee Deep"Brad (Zachery Ty Bryan) blames Tim (Tim Allen) when he injures his knee during a taping of "Tool Time" at home. Penn & Teller guest star.
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