TJ
05-12-2011, 01:08 AM
Does everybody know what time it is? It's TOOL TIME! That's right, Buena Vista Home Entertainment is proud to present a collection of every episode of the series Home Improvement just in time for the 20th anniversary in Home Improvement - The 20th Anniversary Complete Collection! The 25 disc set contains all 204 episodes of the hit series that helped make ABC what it was in the 90s, along with a few bonuses.
Home Improvement began on September 17, 1991, and became one of ABC's biggest hits and one of the biggest hit series of the entire decade of the 90s. It was a simple family sitcom from then stand-up comedian Tim Allen, who was relatively new to the world of acting at the time, about a father, Tim Taylor (Allen) and his wife Jill (Patricia Richardson) raising three boys in suburban Detroit. But what made Home Improvement different from other family sitcoms is that Tim Taylor's job was that of a host of a cable TV show about home improvement, a job which he always had big ideas about but was fairly incompetent to handle (thus providing much of the comedy of the series). The series that Tim hosted was his trust assistant (and best friend) Al Borland (Richard Karn), who always seemed to know what he was doing, but always seemed to suffer from the consequences of Tim's actions.
Read our review by skees53 here:
http://www.sitcomsonline.com/homeimprovementcompletecollectiondvdreview.html
Please post any questions or comments about this set.
Home Improvement began on September 17, 1991, and became one of ABC's biggest hits and one of the biggest hit series of the entire decade of the 90s. It was a simple family sitcom from then stand-up comedian Tim Allen, who was relatively new to the world of acting at the time, about a father, Tim Taylor (Allen) and his wife Jill (Patricia Richardson) raising three boys in suburban Detroit. But what made Home Improvement different from other family sitcoms is that Tim Taylor's job was that of a host of a cable TV show about home improvement, a job which he always had big ideas about but was fairly incompetent to handle (thus providing much of the comedy of the series). The series that Tim hosted was his trust assistant (and best friend) Al Borland (Richard Karn), who always seemed to know what he was doing, but always seemed to suffer from the consequences of Tim's actions.
Read our review by skees53 here:
http://www.sitcomsonline.com/homeimprovementcompletecollectiondvdreview.html
Please post any questions or comments about this set.