I understand that the show tied up a lot of loose ends in the last episodes. But I thought the way they ended it was just sad. Tim is a car guy and Detroit is the motor city, having him move away from all his friends was just sad, especially since the reasoning was so that Jill could play doctor in Indiana. Sorry, nobody gets their 8 year degree in a few years and moves up the ladder that fast. Plus, she was a TERRIBLE psychologist who bungled advice at every turn, breeched doctor-patient confidentiality, insulted her professor and what not. Seeing everyone alter their plans just to cater to her whiny persona was annoying. Though I must admit I liked the pentultimate episode of Tool Time where it was a Jerry Springer type show, but they could have just had that as an episode where everything got out of hand and not have it be the end of the show.

Here's what I think everyone should have done:

Tim and Brad - opened their own father and son car repair shop. Flourishing business.

Wilson - Perhaps he could have become a college professor, a successful author, or even having a long run on Jeopardy a la Ken Jennings. Almost a limitless amount of possibilities. I would have also liked to seen him get married again.

Al - took over the reins of Tool Time after Tim's departure, got his own assistant. The mother fat jokes were sadly retired after his mom's death.

Mark - went to college for video producing and editing, went to work for Tool Time

Randy - stand-up comedian.

Heidi - left to become a stay at home mom. Replaced by Jenny McCarthy, who took a more active role as the Tool Girl.

Jill - met her fatal end at the hands of a Binford 6100 reciprocating saw. The perpetrator was revealed at the end of a whodunit episode.

^^^ Al quit Tool Time right after Tim did. Maybe he could have expanded the hardware store that he co-owned with Tim, Marty, and Jeff.

God bless you always!!! :) :) :)

Holly

Tim-Executive producer of “Tool Time”, but no longer the host.

Jill-Psychologist

Brad-Full time soccer coach, married to Sam and has children.

Randy-Budding journalist, married to Lauren and has several children.

Mark-Successful video editor, married with children.

Al and Trudy-Al is the owner of what is now known as Al’s Hardware, having bought from Harry. Trudy is still in the extermination business. They have a children.

Harry and Delores-Retired and in Arizona.

Heidi and Scott-Still happily married with their 2 children. Heidi left Tool Time to be a housewife, while Scott is still happy with his job.

Wilson-Sadly, Wilson died and left his house to Willow.

Willow-Moved into her uncles house and gives neighborly advice.

I wouldn't have to answer 11 year old posts if these boards were more active, but what the hell.




Here's what I think everyone should have done:

Tim and Brad - opened their own father and son car repair shop. Flourishing business.


Brad was off on a college sports scholarship, and wanted to play professionally. Being a live-at-home loser, working for his father for the rest of his life didn't seem to be his thing? Did I miss something?


Wilson - Perhaps he could have become a college professor, a successful author, or even having a long run on Jeopardy a la Ken Jennings. Almost a limitless amount of possibilities. I would have also liked to seen him get married again.


Where would they put the fence?


Al - took over the reins of Tool Time after Tim's departure, got his own assistant. The mother fat jokes were sadly retired after his mom's death.


Terrible idea. Ed McMahon taking over as host of the Tonight Show after Johnny retired? Sentimental notion, not particularly realistic or effective. Side men are side men because they are side men.


Mark - went to college for video producing and editing, went to work for Tool Time


Another sentimental notion. Should he keep living at home in his childhood bedroom too?


Randy - stand-up comedian.


It's unlikely that a level-headed person such as Randy would take such a detour in life.


Heidi - left to become a stay at home mom. Replaced by Jenny McCarthy, who took a more active role as the Tool Girl.


Heidi nauseated me on every level possible. I agree.


Jill - met her fatal end at the hands of a Binford 6100 reciprocating saw. The perpetrator was revealed at the end of a whodunit episode.


I see.

I agree with you.

Tim: An Owner of the Auto Mechanic Business

Jill: An University Psychology Professor

Al: An Chairman of his Hardware department store

Heidi: An successful popular host of her own Radio & Television programs with Scott being out of work to become a stay at home dad

Wilson: An Author of various book & novels

Brad: A player(then later coach) of the pro soccer team

Randy: An Magazine Writer

Mark: An worker at the Video rental chain

That's exactly how i re-imaging the finale of Home Improvement