This Week on Home Improvement…

With his 37th birthday approaching, Al Borland (Richard Karn) finds himself facing a midlife crisis. In search of a legacy, he decides to invest his life savings in manufacturing hundreds of copies of his Tool Time board game so he can sell them, get rich and propose to Ilene. But when Tim Taylor (Tim Allen) discovers that the game’s faulty wiring causes it to catch on fire during play, Al realizes that he stands to lose all his life savings refunding unhappy customers. But at the last minute, Tim comes to the rescue, deputizing Wilson (Earl Hindman), Heidi (Debbe Dunning), Jill (Patricia Richardson), Ilene (Sherry Hursey) and Al’s brother Cal to re-wire all of the games before they can be shipped. Overjoyed at this show of support from his friends, Al proposes to Ilene.

This week on Grunt Work: Nights…

Telepathic reporters. Time traveling heroes. Rita Hayworth has one, and so do some of the best films. This week we’re talkin’ holes – plot holes, that is! What are some of the most egregious oversights in movies? Spoiler alert for a handful of films that were released at least 20-30 years ago. (And if you haven’t seen Back to the Future, like, why are you listening to this and not watching that?)

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