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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 26 : Wilson's Girlfriend
May. 23,1995
Jill hooks Wilson up for his first date in twenty years and Tim gives him advice.
Episode 25 : A Marked Man
May. 09,1995
Al tells Tim and Jill that one of their boys may have stolen a pocket knife. They don't believe their boys would steal, but they find the knife in Mark's pocket in the laundry.
Episode 24 : Sisters And Brothers
May. 02,1995
Carrie, Jill's sister, comes to observe Jill's life to see if she would like to get married. Marty, Tim's brother, moves to Detroit.
Episode 23 : Tool Time After Dark (2)
April. 11,1995
Despite Jill's advice, Tim stays up all night watching Tool Time tapes because of his upset stomach from eating too much Polish food.
Episode 22 : Tool Time After Dark (1)
April. 11,1995
Despite Jill's advice, Tim stays up all night watching Tool Time tapes because of his upset stomach from eating too much Polish food.
Episode 21 : No, No, Godot
March. 21,1995
Tim and Al scalp tickets to a hockey game when Tim can't go, but they get arrested and Jill and Ilene come to bail them out. Meanwhile, Mark paper maches Wilson's face when he watches the boys while Tim and Jill are gone.
Episode 20 : Talk To Me
March. 14,1995
Tim insults Jill on Tool Time, ruins dinner, and drops her ring down the furnace.
Episode 19 : The Naked Truth
February. 28,1995
When Marty and Nancy are staying with the Taylors, Tim walks in on Nancy in the shower, thinking she is Jill. Meanwhile, Randy goes to a bar mitzvah and must come home after he splits his trousers.
Episode 18 : A House Divided
February. 21,1995
Benny, Tim's friend, moves into his aunt's house while she's away. But a gas leak causes the house to blow up and Benny must stay with the Taylors.
Episode 17 : It's My Party
February. 14,1995
At Randy's party, Tim's overpolished dance floor causes Michelle, Randy's crush, to sprain her ankle.
Episode 16 : Bachelor Of The Year
February. 07,1995
When Al is published as one of Detroit's "Most Eligible Bachelor" in a magazine, women begin flocking all over him and he starts to ignore Ilene. Mark has to write a report on the most interesting person he knows, and he writes it on Wilson instead of Tim.
Episode 15 : Super Bowl Fever
January. 31,1995
Tim has a Super Bowl party for his friends while Jill is sick with the flu.
Episode 14 : Brother, Can You Spare A Hot Rod?
January. 10,1995
Tim decides to sell his hot rod and buys one to rebuild. Meanwhile, Jill takes Randy shopping for clothes and he is afraid that Jill will embarass him in front of someone he knows.
Episode 13 : The Route Of All Evil
January. 03,1995
After Brad takes a paper route, he has trouble getting up and doing homework but doesn't want to quit because it will disappoint Tim.
Episode 12 : 'Twas the Night Before Chaos
December. 13,1994
Marty and his wife and kids, and Jill's parents come to visit and Tim and Jill try to solve their marital problems. Tim tries to beat Doc Johnson in the Christmas lighting contest.
Episode 11 : Some Like It Hot Rod
December. 06,1994
When Tim has a shot at getting his hot rod in an automotive magazine, Jill becomes busy and accidentally leaves it out in the snow.
Episode 10 : Ye Olde Shoppe Teacher
November. 29,1994
Mr. Leonard, Tim's high school shop teacher, comes to visit, but gets angry and leaves after guest starring on an episode of Tool Time.
Episode 9 : My Dinner With Wilson
November. 22,1994
At Thanksgiving dinner with the Taylors, Wilson announces he is moving, but Tim gives him advice in the hopes Wilson will decide to stay.
Episode 8 : Quibbling Siblings
November. 15,1994
Randy feels like the black sheep when Tim spends time with Brad and has him as a special guest on Tool Time.
Episode 7 : Let's Go To The Videotape
November. 08,1994
After taping Jill's speech, he accidentally leaves the record button on when he critiques her speech. After Jill sees the video, Tim reads some of her psychology books and tapes a fake conversation with his buddies, complimenting Jill.
Episode 6 : Borland Ambition
October. 25,1994
Harry offers to sell Tim 20 percent of his hardware store (that Harry's brother is selling). Jill doesn't let Tim buy it, so Al decides to purchase it. When Al becomes obsessed with the store, this drives everyone crazy, even Ilene when he skips a date with her, and Tim decides to confront him about it.
Episode 5 : He Ain't Heavy, He's Just Irresponsible
October. 18,1994
Tim's brother Marty comes by to tell him that he's leaving his wife and kids. But Tim's advice turns Marty against him. Meanwhile, Tim creates a hole in the floor and Jill has trouble working on her psychology report.
Episode 4 : The Eyes Don't Have It
October. 11,1994
When Tim and Jill find out Mark is having trouble at school, they think it is because they neglect him, but the real reason is that he needs glasses.
Episode 3 : Death Begins At Forty
October. 04,1994
Tim begins concerned about his health when his 40th birthday nears and Harry, the owner of Harry's Hardware, has a heart attack.
Episode 2 : Don't Tell Momma
September. 27,1994
Jill dents the car, so Tim decides to fix it but he accidently drops a three ton beam on it and tries to hide it from Jill. Meanwhile, Brad and Randy are kicked off of the school bus for gluing Vinnie McGurn's, a bully's, butt.
Episode 1 : Back In The Saddle Shoes Again
September. 20,1994
Jill is laid off and decides to go back to college, causing Tim to become afraid that he will lose Jill to more intelligent men.
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