“Home Improvement” ended 22 years ago, but most of the cast is still working in Hollywood.
Tim Allen is starring in another successful sitcom, which ends this year.
Two of the three actors who played the sons decided to step away from acting.
When “Home Improvement” premiered in 1991 on ABC, it became a cultural phenomenon.
The sitcom about a family man who hosted his own home-improvement show called “Tool Time” became one of the most-watched series of the ’90s. It helped launched
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Less than two months after he reprised his role as Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor on Last Man Standing, Tim Allen is revisiting his Home Improvement roots yet again, by way of History Channel’s Assembly Required.
Allen and former Tool Time sidekick Richard Karn (aka Al Borland) serve as hosts of the reality competition. Each episode pits three of the best and brightest makers from across the country against each other as they complete a series of mind-blowing builds. Each build is judged by three criteria: Quality, design and functionality.
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Reunited and it feels so good!
Over two decades after Home Improvement aired its final episode in 1999, stars Tim Allen and Richard Karn have reunited for a new reality competition series called Assembly Required. The show, premiering Tuesday on History, highlights the best builders from across the country in their home workshops as they compete to revamp household items.
Allen and Karn, who both star in the series and serve as executive producers, will also discuss the items’ histories, techniques used, and original crafters in every episode.
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Former “Home Improvement” star Zachery Ty Bryan pleaded guilty Tuesday to a pair of charges stemming from his arrest in Oregon last October on allegations he physically assaulted his girlfriend.
Bryan, 39, who played oldest son Brad Taylor on the 1990s hit sitcom, pled guilty to “menacing — constituting domestic violence, and assault in the fourth degree — constituting domestic violence,” Lane County Assistant District Attorney Alex Pierce, who handled the case, told TODAY in an email.
Six other charges, which included harassment, coercion, strangulation, interference with making a police report and two additional counts of menacing and assault in