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The daily trials and tribulations of handyman Tim Taylor, a TV show host raising three boys with help from his loyal co-host, domineering wife, and unseen neighbor.
Episode 24 : Stereo-Typical
May. 05,1992
Tim goes to buy new speakers and ends up with an entertainment center; Tool Time welcomes tool musicians, led by saw player Janeen Rae Heller.
Episode 23 : Al's Fair In Love And War
April. 28,1992
Tim advises Al about a new woman in Al's life.
Episode 22 : Luck Be A Taylor Tonight
April. 07,1992
Jill's sister's marital problems disrupt Tim's poker game.
Episode 21 : A Battle Of Wheels
March. 17,1992
Jill invades man's sacred space--the garage--with her pottery wheel; and Al takes a turn at hosting Tool Time, and finds it isn't as easy as it looks.
Episode 20 : Birds Of A Feather Flock To Taylor
March. 03,1992
Jill tells Tim that he is a bad listener when he doesn't remember her mentioning the opera fundraiser. Brad and Randy try to get Mark to eat a worm while working on a birdhouse.
Episode 19 : Unchained Malady
February. 25,1992
Tim gets bad luck after throwing a chain letter from Al out. Randy wrecks his new bike after being dared to do a trick.
Episode 18 : Baby, It's Cold Outside
February. 18,1992
Mr. Binford ruins Tim and Jill's romantically planned weekend by making them go camping to present Binford's new line of winter camping gear.
Episode 17 : What About Bob?
February. 11,1992
Tim cheats to beat Tool Time guest Bob Vila at a trivia game. Randy pulls a prank on Curtis, a geek at school.
Episode 16 : Jill's Birthday
February. 04,1992
Tim gets Jill a lifetime membership to a health care club, until she says she will never exercise again. Brad and Randy spend all of their money on a baseball card, so they make Mark give them a "brother tax" to get Jill a present.
Episode 15 : Forever Jung
January. 21,1992
Karen visits and Tim must stand up to her. Jennifer invites Brad to her parents' anniversary, so Jill teaches him how to dance.
Episode 14 : For Whom The Belch Tolls
January. 14,1992
Jill doesn't want Stu Cutler, Tim's old college friend, in the house. So Tim tries to keep him away but when he gives in and Stu comes to the house, he insults Tim and Jill and belches with the boys.
Episode 13 : Up Your Alley
January. 07,1992
Tim and Jill have a bowling match against eachother and try no to make it competitive, until the K&B Construction guys show up. The boys get in trouble at an arcade.
Episode 12 : Yule Better Watch Out
December. 17,1991
Tim competes in the neighborhood Christmas light competition. Mark writes his Christmas list to Santa, but Brad and Randy tell him Santa is dead.
Episode 11 : Look Who's Not Talking
December. 10,1991
Jill gets stage fright when she has to deliver a speech in front of women at the Library Association. Tim and Mark dress up as women to help her get over her fear.
Episode 10 : Reach Out And Teach Someone
November. 26,1991
Tim decides to do a Tool Time special for women to teach plumbing. After being called an idiot by Randy, Brad worries that he will do bad on a test. Tim starts his hotrod.
Episode 9 : Bubble, Bubble, Toil And Trouble
November. 19,1991
Tim decides to put in another sink in the bathroom so his shaving junk won't be in Jill's way, but the project takes longer than he expects.
Episode 8 : Flying Sauces
November. 05,1991
The K&B Construction guys are invited on Tool Time to show how to make hot gourmet meals while on the job site. They use the tools of their trade to make meals anyone would be proud of. At home, Jill is fed up with Brad and Randy excluding Mark from their games so she has a talk with them. Brad and Randy tell Mark that they, along with Tim and Jill, are aliens from outer space. But Mark gets his own back when Tim and Jill dress up as aliens and scare Brad and Randy.
Episode 7 : Nothing More Than Feelings
October. 29,1991
After Jill drove while her oil light was on, Tim shares this with the Tool Time audience and the other guys say their wives don't respect their tools.
Episode 6 : Adventures In Fine Dining
October. 22,1991
Tim bets Jill that he can teach the boys some table manners.
Episode 5 : Wild Kingdom
October. 15,1991
While working in the basement, Tim hears some strange noises. Is it a mouse or is it a creepy crawly snake?
Episode 4 : Satellite On A Hot Tim's Roof
October. 08,1991
Tim becomes green with envy while putting up a new satellite dish on the roof when Jill's teacher visits.
Episode 3 : Off Sides
October. 01,1991
When she can't find a babysitter, Jill has a magician watch the kids while she and Tim go on their romantic dinner. However, Tim is too distracted by a football game to pay attention to her. Meanwhile, the kids accidentally lock the magician in a trunk.
Episode 2 : Mow Better Blues
September. 26,1991
After breaking one of Tim's tools that has been in the family for twenty years, Mark fears that he will be traded in after Brad and Randy make up a story about ""Peter"", their former brother that was traded in after he broke one of Tim's flashlights.
Episode 1 : Pilot
September. 17,1991
Tim decides to rewire the dishwasher against Jill's wishes and ends up blowing more than her fuse.
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