Home Improvement

American television sitcom

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February 1 2025 The Home Improvement series became available for streaming on Netflix.
February 1 2025 The series became available for streaming on Netflix.
2024 Patricia Richardson debunked potential reunion rumors in a podcast interview, citing various cast-related challenges including Earl Hindman's death, Zachery Ty Bryan's legal issues, and the retirement of Taran Noah Smith and Jonathan Taylor Thomas from acting.
June 2022 Allen and Karn premiered another History Channel documentary series 'More Power', exploring the history of tools.
February 2021 Tim Allen and Richard Karn premiered on History Channel's unscripted competition show 'Assembly Required', teaming up with YouTuber April Wilkerson to showcase home handymen competing with tools.
February 18 2020 CinemaBlend reported that Tim Allen expressed interest in bringing back Home Improvement as a one-off movie to explore the characters' current lives.
2019 The lawsuit against Disney is settled, with the terms of the settlement remaining undisclosed.
2019 The lawsuit between Home Improvement's creators and Disney was settled, with terms of the settlement remaining undisclosed.
2015 Patricia Richardson guest starred on 'Last Man Standing' in the episode 'Helen Potts', with Jonathan Thomas making a cameo as her son.
May 5 2015 Hollywood Life reported that Tim Allen and Richard Karn discussed the potential of a Home Improvement reboot or reunion show.
2013 Richard Karn guest starred in two episodes of Tim Allen's sitcom 'Last Man Standing'.
2013 The show's creators initiated a lawsuit against Disney, alleging that syndication rights were sold below market value.
August 3 2011 The surviving main cast members of Home Improvement reunited in Pacific Palisades, California, for an Entertainment Weekly magazine feature, including Jonathan Taylor Thomas, whom the cast had not seen since 1998.
May 10 2011 Walt Disney Studios released the 20th Anniversary Complete Collection DVD set, containing all 204 episodes of Home Improvement with special collectible packaging.

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