Tim Taylor stuffed Wilson’s carcass with MyPillow fill and seeks advice from him anyways.
They’re going to take Jay Leno to the roof and drop him off, alongside a bunch of watermelons.
Letterman even said, at the end of the episode, how much he had surprised himself by enjoying it. I suspect that experience is why he decided to go on Colbert.
For people who are interested in late night talk shows, Strike Force Five is a really good listen.
Yes, but it was set on a deep-sea diving bell that orbited the sun.
It’s just twelve 23 minute episodes of him repeatedly pulling up a ladder, while calling his kids lazy and entitled. It’ll do great with the Boomers
No, I guess it was this one, and I guess I misremembered it a bit. Here (about 1:10) she says she was willing to do one more season if they paid her the same as Allen, but Allen pulled the plug. But she doesn’t seem particularly bitter about it. Read more
Letterman was a guest on Strike Force Five, the podcast the five late night hosts did during the WGA strike. I highly recommend it and you don’t have to like all the late night shows to enjoy it. They just sit around shooting the shit, teasing each other relentlessly, (Fallon gets the worst of it, deservedly so) and… Read more
How about “Nursing Home Improvement” where we can all have a laugh over the terrible state of elder care in this country. The fact that the three kids aren’t acting anymore also works - nobody ever comes to visit.
I know I've seen an interview with Richardson where she said she asked for more money, and Allen decided to shut the show down instead. She seemed very bitter about it, but I suppose she might have gotten over it.
Years ago I had an idea for a revival. While still in the typical 3 camera style, Tim, after some sort of predictable mishap, comes home early from filming Tool Time and finds Wilson in bed with Jill, but his face is buried between her legs so you can only see the top of his face. Tim faints and wakes up and from… Read more
Jill: Tim, my Tesla exploded! Did you do something to it? Read more
With Earl Hindman dead, maybe Wilson died too but Tim never notices, talking to a hat on a skull for years.
Nope, nope nope nope. The 90s sitcom revival trend goes this far, and no further.
I remember watching almost every episode of this show with my parents. And then reruns would play between Simpsons and Seinfeld reruns every afternoon when I was in high school. Read more
Tim Allen once complained it was unfair that he couldn’t use the N word in his comedy routines.
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you could basically 1:1 this with Last Man Standing. Read more
So is this Patricia actually the good one then? I am so confused
Patricia Heaton was on Colbert and she was insufferable. Her whole interview was about how good of a Catholic she is.
Pretty much every single Home Improvement episode went thusly:
Scene 1: Tim mocks Al’s weight and lack of masculine traits; Al gets last laugh when Tim screws something up. Read more