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- Be True to Your Tool with Loryn Stone (Re-Broadcast)Filling the shoes of the recently-passed Mr. Binford, Wes Davidson has assumed the role of the president of Binford, and pays Tool Time a visit. He informs Tim and Al that Binford is producing a new reciprocating saw, and that they will be promoting it on an upcoming show. However, when Tim and Al get their hands on the product, they realize that it isn’t up to the rigorous standards of the Binford name. When they refuse to feature it on the show, Wes gives Tim the ultimatum: feature it or we’ll find a new host. This puts Tim in a position to weigh his morals with his job.Guest Host Loryn StoneBe sure to follow all of Loryn’s awesome projects:Twitter: @LorynStoneFacebook: https://bit.ly/2OluR8ANerdbot: @nerdbotmediaNerdbot Con: https://bit.ly/2vizkArMy Starlight (Novel): https://amzn.to/2Om8YWE1 hr 43 min
- Death Begins at Forty (Re-Broadcast)Tim Taylor (Tim Allen) is about to turn 40, and is looking forward to celebrating with a massive steak and some vigorous lovemaking with Jill (Patricia Richardson). But when one of his friends at the hardware store suffers a heart attack, Tim becomes paranoid about his health and begins taking extreme precautions, such as eating vegetables and lean meats. When Wilson (Earl Hindman) reveals to Tim that he himself suffered a heart attack 15 years ago, and explains how the experience encouraged him to live life to the fullest, he decides to go back to his old ways. Meanwhile, on Tool Time, Tim and Al (Richard Karn) use a state-of-the-art shrink ray to become four inches tall and take a field trip inside the engine of a dysfunctional hot rod.Become an Official Grunthead on our Patreon!This week on Grunt Work: Nights (our Patreon exclusive supplemental show), Truman and Landen discuss Funko Pop!, the Bloodhound Gang, and Landen tells the story of how he was expelled from the school bus.Follow us:TwitterFacebookInstagram1 hr 28 min
- Arrivederci, Binford (Re-Broadcast)When Mr. Binford dies, everyone is emotionally affected by his passing except Tim Taylor (Tim Allen). While Al (Richard Karn) and Jill (Patricia Richardson) are both moved to tears by the death of a man who’s played a major role in their lives and careers, Tim finds himself unable to cry about it because he doesn’t know how to grieve his old friend. After Wilson (Earl Hindman) explains that people grieve in different ways, Tim celebrates Mr. Binford’s life with a 21 nail gun salute.Meanwhile, Jill has been roped into stuffing envelopes for yet another library fundraiser. She enlists the boys (Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Zachary Ty Bryan and Taran Noah Smith) for help with mixed results.1 hr 20 min
- Bye Bye Birdie with Briggon Snow! (Re-Broadcast)Brad Taylor (Zachery Ty Bryan) breaks up with Jenny Sudarsky (Jessica Wesson) because she won’t let him copy her math homework anymore – and his grades suffer as a result. Randy (Jonathan Taylor Thomas) suggests that Brad play it up like Jenny broke up with him so he can get sympathy from Jill (Patricia Richardson) and distract from his bad grades. But when Jill discovers the truth, she and Tim (Tim Allen) punish him by trying to teach him math.Meanwhile, an annoying woodpecker has taken residence in the roof of the Taylor house, leading Tim to take crazier and crazier steps to try and scare it away.1 hr 18 min
- Season 4 Super Spectacular
Title: Season 4 Super Spectacular
A look back on season four of Home Improvement; favorite moments, character actors, the season MVP, and more!
This episode was originally released: Dec 17, 2018
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2 hr 7 min - Season 4 Super Spectacular!This eighty-year season finally comes to an end! Tune in as we cover our favorite episodes, guest stars, and debate the season 4 MVP. We also reveal the People’s Choice MVP, the season Grunt Count, and maybe even a few surprises!Become an Official Grunthead on our Patreon!This week on Grunt Work: Nights (our Patreon exclusive supplemental show) Truman and Landen discuss writing!Follow us:Twitter | Instagram2 hr 7 min
- Grunt Work Nights SamplerHey Gruntheads!This week we’ve compiled for you three of our Grunt Work Nights episodes, which are normally Patreon exclusive. If you like what you hear, you can subscribe to our Patreon for only $1/mo. to get access to our entire backlog of Grunt Work Nights, including our bonus Frasier episodes!Become an Official Grunthead on our Patreon!This week on Grunt Work: Nights (our Patreon exclusive supplemental show) Truman and Landen discuss whether they’d rather serve in Heaven or rule in Hell.Follow us:Twitter | Instagram1 hr 30 min
- Season 4, Episode 9: My Dinner with Wilson (1994) - Audio Commentary
Title: My Dinner with Wilson (1994) - Audio Commentary
Season, Episode: Season 4, Episode 9
Broadcast date: Nov 22, 1994
Starring: Tim Allen, Patricia Richardson, Richard Karn, Earl Hindman, Zachery Ty Bryan, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Taran Noah Smith, and Debbe Dunning
Guest Starring: Julie Cobb, James Cromwell, William Thomas Jr., Noelle North
Directed by: Andy Cadiff
Written by: Elliot Shoenman, Marley Sims
This podcast episode was originally released: Aug 26, 2019
GRUNT WORK INTERACTIVE COMMENTARY
Get your remote ready to pause and play as we do a commentary for this episode that asks you to watch along.
When Tim and Jill learn that Wilson is having his house appraised, they fear that their beloved neighbor is planning to move. Over a Thanksgiving dinner at Wilson's wildly appointed house, they find out that it's true - he's planning to pack up and move to the jungles of Ecuador. Tim and Jill can't imagine a life without Wilson, especially once Tim meets the frosty couple who're looking to buy his house. In the backyard the following day, Wilson confides in Tim that he's moving to Ecuador because that's where he first met his late wife Katherine, and that he hopes to feel closer to her by returning there. Tim quotes Wilson some Mario Andretti that convinces him that the best way to retain that connection is by staying where he is and keeping her memory alive by sharing it with the people around him. Meanwhile, Tim tries to dispose of a dead, rotted rat in his walls.
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57 min - Audio Commentary: My Dinner with WilsonGet those DVD players poised and your remotes ready to go, it’s time for another interactive audio commentary! We’ve chosen the fan favorite episode My Dinner with Wilson, which gives us a chance to dive in to the life of our favorite face-covered neighbor.What is an interactive commentary? Unlike most commentary tracks which are married to the image, with the podcast space, we are able to pause and continue our commentary to speak more in-depth. Time no longer matters. We’re essentially a couple of Doctor Who’s up in here.This episode is designed to be listened to on its own or with the visual component. If you’re watching along with our commentary, here are the pause points:04:31 – Wide shot of Tim, Randy, and Brad by the front door of the Taylor house08:04 – Wide shot of Wilson’s dining area21:12 – Coming out of commercial break, Wilson blowing into conch shellSynopsisIt’s Thanksgiving! and Wilson has invited the Taylors over for a feast. However, when a home appraiser accidentally shows up at the Taylor’s house, it’s revealed that Wilson is considering selling. When they ask him about it, Wilson explains that he is considering holding up a vow to his late wife by moving to Ecuador where they originally met and fell in love. But, he finds that maybe, just maybe, talking about her to others is a way to keep her memory alive.Also, Tim tries to get a dead rat out of the wall.Become an Official Grunthead on our Patreon!This week on Grunt Work: Nights (our Patreon exclusive supplemental show) Truman and Landen crack the binding on their books, and blow the dust from the back of their DVDs as they discuss books adapted into films! Try as they might to deviate from Stephen King and Stanley Kubrick, it’s a supermassive star that’s hard to get out of the orbit of. But they succeed! Somewhat!Follow us:TwitterInstagram57 min
- Man of the House (1995)
Title: Man of the House (1995)
A young boy refuses to accept his mother's new boyfriend, a lawyer, despite the man's attempts to win his respect. Meanwhile, disgruntled relative of a criminal he prosecuted seek revenge.
This episode was originally released: Aug 20, 2019
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About Grunt Work: THE Podcast about the TV Show Home Improvement
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Love the 90s sitcom Home Improvement? Dive deep into the nostalgic world of Tim ‘The Tool Man’ Taylor with Grunt Work, the ultimate Home Improvement podcast. We break down every episode, exploring…
behind-the-scenes secrets, character arcs, and hilarious moments from TV’s favorite handyman. Whether you’re revisiting the show or discovering it for the first time, Grunt Work is your go-to companion for trivia, laughs, and a deeper appreciation of the beloved series.
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