Featuring outtakes and bloopers from all 8 season, plus the "Tim Allen Presents: A User's Guide to 'Home Improvement'" live reunion.
Specials (E:10)
2003
0
Home Improvement
Number of Season: 8 | Number of Episodes: 203
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.
Comedy
Seasons:
Specials (E:10)
2003
0
Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor hosts a DIY show while navigating mishaps at home, often causing more chaos than fixes.
Season 1 (E:24)
1991
7
Tim’s ego and love for tools grow, clashing hilariously with family life, neighbors, and the elusive wisdom of Wilson.
Season 2 (E:25)
1992
7
More power means more problems as Tim juggles parenting teens, TV stardom, and DIY disasters.
Season 3 (E:25)
1993
7
Tim faces midlife questions, Jill returns to school, and the boys start growing up—bringing new family challenges.
Season 4 (E:26)
1994
7
As Brad becomes a teenager, the Taylors face growing pains, career changes, and more explosive projects.
Season 5 (E:26)
1995
8
Tim and Al’s TV show gets a boost, but family life demands more attention as the boys mature and Jill finds success.
Season 6 (E:25)
1996
7
With Brad preparing for college and the family evolving, Tim wrestles with change—and plenty of power tools.
Season 7 (E:25)
1997
8
In the final season, Tim must choose between fame and family as “Tool Time” reaches new heights and home becomes more important than ever.
Season 8 (E:27)
1998
7
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