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Vanessa thinks that getting a tattoo will help her relate better to her three daughters. Meanwhile, Kyle gives Ryan camping lessons. (Repeat).

Kyle fears meeting a minister for premarriage counseling, but it's Mike's marriage that needs help after he and Vanessa have a huge disagreement. Elsewhere, Ryan assists Eve with a debate assignment she finds challenging. (Repeat).

In the fifth-season finale, Mike's long tenure at Outdoor Man is celebrated with an anniversary dinner, complete with a speech from Joe and Chuck. Meanwhile, Mandy suggests that she and Kyle save money after they're married by moving in with her folks. (Repeat).

In the sixth-season opener, a bear wanders into Outdoor Man after Kyle leaves a door open on the loading docks. Meanwhile, Kristin's extra efforts at work leave Ryan feeling neglected at home. (Repeat).

When Bob asks for space from his ever-present mother, Dottie doesn't take it well. Also, Kofo attempts to enjoy the luxuries of living alone but his new landlord, Tunde, overstays his welcome. (Repeat).

Bob is thrilled to share a day at his alma mater with Abishola and Dele, but his university doesn't meet Abishola's Ivy League standards. (Repeat).

Adam is thrilled and honored to help Joe buy a new car but is caught off guard when Joe suddenly becomes irritable and the negotiations go off track. Also, Andi discovers Emme has been hiding a pet snake and has to figure out a way to get rid of it. (Repeat).

When Adam and Don realize they need to bring in more business, they film a commercial advertising their company. Also, Andi works up the courage to ask her boss, Bob, for a raise. (Repeat).

Jim balks at unsettling visions of the future when he repeatedly strikes out in giving advice to Kyle during his son's baseball game. (Repeat).

Andy finds Jim's missing wedding ring with a metal detector. Unbeknownst to Cheryl, Jim has been wearing a fake one for more than a year. (Repeat).

Things heat up between Andy and Jim when the former tries to sell a grill that the latter had given him a few years ago. (Repeat).

When the obnoxious Devlins get divorced, Jim and Dana try to keep a desperate Andy from marrying Cindy (Cynthia Stevenson). Tim: Tim Bagley. (Repeat).

Jill is flattered when a man (who likes opera!) flirts with her, but she's alarmed by his assumption that she and Tim are siblings. Ian: Tom Wopat. Patty: Tammy Lauren. Jill: Patricia Richardson. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Tim: Tim Allen. (Repeat).

Randy's work at a hospice reinforces his questioning of values, and spawns a decision to stop attending church. Father Mike: Dan Aykroyd. Elaine: Eileen Heckart. Becky: Lauren Tuerk. Willow: China Kantner. (Repeat).

Tim bonds with a few students when he teaches auto mechanics at a community college, but it's not the fountain of youth he's idealized. Brett: Josh Blake. Grant: Steve Monroe. Billy: Ronreaco Lee. Felix: Al Fann. Harry: Blake Clark. (Repeat).

Jill is unnerved when her recently widowed mother asks to invite over a male friend for Christmas. Lillian: Polly Holliday. Parker: George Coe. Jill: Patricia Richardson. Al: Richard Karn. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Tim: Tim Allen. (Repeat).

Jackie is faced with a difficult decision that brings the family and community together. Meanwhile, Becky starts working a new late-night shift at Casita Bonita and Darlene goes to extreme measures to mend her relationship with Harris. (Repeat).

Dan is disappointed when everyone but Becky forgets about his birthday. Meanwhile, Darlene is faced with another issue and Dan excludes Jackie from the family Christmas Santa photo for mistreating Louise. (Repeat).

An obnoxious loudmouth ruins his mild-mannered brother-in-law's summer vacation by barging in on his remote mountain cabin getaway. (Repeat).

An inept student offers to kill the ex-wife of his professor in exchange for the teacher murdering the student's mother. (Repeat).

Goldie Hawn and Chevy Chase in a thriller about a plot to assassinate the Pope in San Francisco. Burgess Meredith, Rachel Roberts, Dudley Moore. Archbishop: Eugene Roche. Directed by Colin Higgins. (Repeat).

ALF's spying on the Ochmoneks drives him and the family crazy after he thinks he sees Trevor kill Raquel (Liz Sheridan). Max Wright, Anne Schedeen. Off. O'Reilly: Bill McIntyre. Lynn: Andrea Elson. (Repeat).

ALF tries to get a lucky tooth to Brian, who's nervous about playing an asparagus in his school's "Nutrition Follies." Spencer: Joshua Rudoy. Willie: Max Wright. Mrs. Lyman: Marcia Wallace. (Repeat).

Brad's puff piece for the school paper bumps Randy's well-researched article off the front page. Brian: Kaj-Erik Eriksen. Matt: Justin Shenkarow. Brad: Zachery Ty Bryan. Randy: Jonathan Taylor Thomas. (Repeat).

Tim's brother Jeff moves in with their mother when his business fails. Lucille: Bonnie Bartlett. Marty: William O'Leary. Delvin: Graham Jarvis. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Al: Richard Karn. Tim: Tim Allen. (Repeat).

Tim betrays Wilson's confidence by spreading his story of an alien encounter. Grant Hill has a cameo. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Benny: Jim Labriola. Tony: Bill Ferrell. Marty: William O'Leary. Tim: Tim Allen. (Repeat).

Tim and Jill ban the newly licensed Randy from driving at night, but they disagree on how long it should last. And Randy doesn't agree at all. Randy: Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Ronnie: Kaylan Romero. Tim: Tim Allen (Repeat).

Tim and Al become candidates for a space-shuttle mission that will utilize a Binford tool. Astronauts Ken Bowersox and Steve Hawley have cameos. Fred: Randy Thompson. Doctor: Harry S. Murphy. Mark: Taran Smith. (Repeat).

Jill embarrasses Tim when she tries to explain his behavior on a women's talk show. Barbara: Joan Lunden. Diane: Judyann Elder. Kathleen: Lisa Robins. Sparky: Pat Cronin. Jill: Patricia Richardson. (Repeat).

Jill surprises Tim with a river-rafting trip for his birthday, sinking his plan to attend a NASCAR event. Kyle: Michael Cudlitz. Luanne: Laurel Green. Cub: Chris Stacy. Heidi: Debbe Dunning. Al: Richard Karn. (Repeat).

Randy is selected to go to Costa Rica for a year to study the rain forest, and Jill's worried. So Tim decides to "fix things." Randy: Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Lauren: Courtney Peldon. Tim: Tim Allen. Jill: Patricia Richardson. (Repeat).

New neighbors become new friends, until Jim makes a reference to something he and Cheryl heard them say over a borrowed baby monitor. Janet: Stacey Travis. Ted: Pat Finn. Dana: Kimberly Williams. Andy: Larry Joe Campbell. Cheryl: Courtney Thorne-Smith. (Repeat).

With the possible closing of his favorite pizzeria at stake, Jim gets in the middle of a dispute between the owner and his son (Jim Belushi's son Robert). Tony: Reni Santoni. Emcee: Mark Adair-Rios. Cheryl: Courtney Thorne-Smith. Andy: Larry Joe Campbell. (Repeat).

A wedding shower is planned for Mandy and Kyle, but it falls on the same day as a big football game. Mike then persuades them to have two separate showers, but the men's shower gets out of hand thanks to Ryan; and Ed's superstitions become a problem. (Repeat).

Mandy takes up vaping, much to her parents' chagrin, but it also stirs up fond memories for Vanessa. Meanwhile, Ryan and Kristin stumble upon a hidden safe in their home; and Vanessa and Sheryl worry about an impending teachers' strike. (Repeat).

Boyd turns 10 and Mike wants to buy him a shotgun and take him hunting as part of a family tradition, but Ryan is vehemently opposed to this. Meanwhile, Vanessa tries to persuade Kyle to have a mother-son dance with her at his wedding. (Repeat).

The Baxters throw a Halloween party and Mike must select the theme, so he makes family members dress up like each other while he dons a Donald Trump costume. (Repeat).

Nathan tries to secretly date his mom's dentist, after Carol adds the woman to the family's blacklist for charging her a hefty cancellation fee for being late to an appointment. Meanwhile, Carol desperately tries to get her money back; and Tom keeps waking up with gum stuck in his hair. (Repeat).

Nathan pitches a childrens show to his boss based on Tom's imaginary comic book. Unfortunately, Tom reacts badly when changes are made to his cherished world. (Repeat).

Adam and Andi set up Adam's boss on a date to boost her spirits in the hope that she'll then be in the mood to have Adam resume work on the mini-mall. (Repeat).

The Season 2 finale: After struggling to find work, Andi proposes an idea for her and Adam to go into business together. Also, Adam tackles a challenging renovation of Joe and Bev's kitchen. (Repeat).

Tired of always being dragged to musicals with Cheryl, Jim tries to find a more suitable companion for her outings. (Repeat).

Cheryl dismisses Jim's claims that he doesn't want to celebrate his 50th birthday. She plans a surprise party anyway, and he, of course, sets out to ruin it. (Repeat).

Jim's dissatisfaction with women leads to a confrontation with God (Lee Majors), who challenges Jim to try to improve the gender's behavior. (Repeat).

Jim worries that he's gone too far when he begins a secret campaign to boost Cheryl's confidence after she fears that her beauty is fading. (Repeat).

Brad's new girlfriend is a 20-year-old college junior (Maggie Lawson). Brad: Zachery Ty Bryan. Tim: Tim Allen. Jill: Patricia Richardson. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Al: Richard Karn. (Repeat).

Tim makes Al sign a lease for a rental property, then hesitates to accept his responsibility for repairs. Al: Richard Karn. Jill: Patricia Richardson. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Randy: Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Tim: Tim Allen. (Repeat).

Tim's baby-sitting time with his niece sparks a desire to have a daughter; which also manifests itself on "Tool Time." Gracie: Kristen Hooper. Marty: William O'Leary. Jill: Patricia Richardson. Tim: Tim Allen. (Repeat).

After Tim tumbles onto a stash of pot in the back yard, he and Jill stake out the scene to see which of their sons will grab it. Al: Richard Karn. Jill: Patricia Richardson. Tim: Tim Allen. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Brad: Zachery Ty Bryan. (Repeat).

"The granite guy" Tim hires to finish remodeling the kitchen is the same hunk who once asked Jill out, a fact she decides to keep from Tim. Patty: Tammy Lauren. Jill: Patricia Richardson. Al: Richard Karn. Tim: Tim Allen. (Repeat).

Al becomes Heidi's best friend when she experiences marital trouble, but Tim suspects they're more than friends. Golfer Payne Stewart has a cameo. Heidi: Debbe Dunning. Al: Richard Karn. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Tim: Tim Allen. (Repeat).

In this raucous comedy, a lovable loser (David Spade) crisscrosses the country in search of the parents who abandoned him as a child. En route, he wins over a smug deejay (Dennis Miller) with his tragic life story. Spade and Fred Wolf co-wrote the script. Brittany Daniel, Christopher Walken, Kid Rock, Jaime Pressly, Adam Beach. (Repeat).

A man seeks help in exorcising his girlfriend of a demon that's destroying their sex life and disrupting their happy home in this hilarious found-footage-style supernatural comedy. (Repeat).

Ghosts continue to plague Malcolm after he moves into a gorgeous dream house with his girlfriend and her two kids in this sidesplitting horror parody. (Repeat).

ALF thinks the family's garage sale is a desperate attempt to raise money for an mortgage payment, so he plays the ponies to help---and runs up a $6000 debt. Max Wright. Nicky: David Leisure. Dorothy: Anne Meara. (Repeat).

Like Galileo, Brian is in trouble for a discovery ahead of its time: an ALF-assisted model of the solar system---with 11 planets. Mrs. Factor: Marcia Wallace. Willie: Max Wright. Consumer Ed: Garry Goodrow. (Repeat).

Mistakes from the past; dancing in bear suits; and more. (Repeat).

Silly makeovers; indecent proposals; and more. (Repeat).

Segments include "Puzzling Pranks"; "Remote Control"; and "Laughable Lobster". (Repeat).

A wealthy couple on the run from the IRS seek refuge in an Amish community - passing themselves off as distant relatives of the family - and are forced to re-acquaint themselves with a more humble lifestyle. Tim Allen, Kirstie Alley, Wayne Knight, Michael Lerner. (Repeat).

Cheryl and Jim's fight over bathroom and closet space leads Jim to redecorate the bedroom in a style from a different era: his single days. Bob: Ryan McPartlin. Tony: Tony Braunagel. Cheryl: Courtney Thorne-Smith. Andy: Larry Joe Campbell. Dana: Kimberly Williams. (Repeat).

Jim takes Gracie and Ruby to a Bears game, where he has an altercation with a Packers fan (Todd Sandler) that winds up on TV. Ruby: Taylor Atelian. Gracie: Billi Bruno. Cheryl: Courtney Thorne-Smith. (Repeat).

Eve receives a tough lesson about life in the real world from Mike, who's struggling to be supportive of her gap year. Elsewhere, Kyle tries to get a great wedding present for Mandy by bartering. (Repeat).

Mandy becomes intolerable as her wedding day nears, and she fires her wedding planner. Before long, a fed-up Ed drops out of the wedding party, leaving Mandy to find a new best man for Kyle. (Repeat).

Mike covets Chuck's car, which Chuck just inherited from his late father, but Joe also wants to buy the vehicle. Meanwhile, Vanessa is honest about how much she dislikes Kyle's Thanksgiving family heirloom; and Ryan has some new house rules for Eve. (Repeat).

Mike gets to deliver a speech for a graduation ceremony at Mandy's business school, but he must adhere to a politically correct tone. Meanwhile, Cammy comes home and brags about her great college experience, which leaves Eve feeling lousy. (Repeat).

Bob is surprised when Abishola's medical school plans include going to Baltimore – with or without him. (Repeat).

Bob must gain the confidence to fight for Abishola when she goes on another date with Chukwuemeka. Also, Uncle Tunde finds an unlikely friend in Dottie in the aftermath of his fight with Auntie Olu. (Repeat).

In the Season 3 premiere, Adam attempts to make the office feel more inviting since Andi will be joining him at work every day. Also, Lowell has been hiding a life-changing secret. (Repeat).

Adam and Andi have a disagreement at the office, and seek a way to solve it so it doesn't become a problem at home. Also, the kids try to extend Lowell's stay at their house after realizing he's an amazing cook. (Repeat).

Cheryl takes the bull by the horns when it comes to the family's health and safety, but it still can't prevent Jim from being injured during his daily run. (Repeat).

A food fight seemingly solves Jim and Cheryl's marital woes, until Andy works behind the scenes to take revenge on his brother-in-law for some recent pranks played by Jim's kids. (Repeat).

With Cheryl out of town to take care of her mother, Jim depends on the kindness of the neighborhood moms for help with the housework and taking care of the kids. (Repeat).

With Cheryl out of town taking care of her mom, Jim realizes he can't be both mother and father. So he reassigns "mommy power" to Aunt Dana when Ruby tries to engage him in girl talk. He'll regret it. (Repeat).

Wilson' s niece fails to let the Taylors know her whereabouts while she's staying with them. Willow: China Kantner. Lance: Neil Barton. Jill: Patricia Richardson. Tim: Tim Allen. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Al: Richard Karn. (Repeat).

Brad's puff piece for the school paper bumps Randy's well-researched article off the front page. Brian: Kaj-Erik Eriksen. Matt: Justin Shenkarow. Brad: Zachery Ty Bryan. Randy: Jonathan Taylor Thomas. (Repeat).

Tim's brother Jeff moves in with their mother when his business fails. Lucille: Bonnie Bartlett. Marty: William O'Leary. Delvin: Graham Jarvis. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Al: Richard Karn. Tim: Tim Allen. (Repeat).

Tim betrays Wilson's confidence by spreading his story of an alien encounter. Grant Hill has a cameo. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Benny: Jim Labriola. Tony: Bill Ferrell. Marty: William O'Leary. Tim: Tim Allen. (Repeat).