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Every single grunt Tim Allen makes in home improvement
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lol, no the guy at :39. I can't remember his name, but this actor is the go-to "snooty" character actor of the 90s.
I look forward to the remake of Star Trek TMP in which V'Ger communicates through Tim Allen grunts.
I look forward to the remake of Star Trek TMP in which V'Ger communicates through Tim Allen grunts.
I was referencing the golden record, not Star Trek but maybe that works too haha (never watched Star Trek).
Love it, what a excellent show, he needs to bring back the grunt on the current show and teach it to the kid
Yup, basically my childhood as well, my dad had us using power tools at 5 and helping around the house doing home improvements my mother kept saying were not necessary. Loved it. Learned how to grout and lay tile at 5 years old and shit still know how. Important lessons.
Spoilers for a film from 1979:
A gigantic AI spaceship calling itself "V'Ger" turns up in the galaxy, destroying everything in it's path and demands to see its creator on Earth. It is then frustrated to find Earth has been 'infested' by biological contaminants (humans).
Obviously, the USS Enterprise is dispatched to confront it.
Upon entry and passing through vast echoing spaces of machinery beyond human comprehension they find that V'Ger is actually the Voyager 6 Probe that gained sentience and has been upgraded to a level of godhood by unknown aliens.
Obviously, the USS Enterprise is dispatched to confront it.
Upon entry and passing through vast echoing spaces of machinery beyond human comprehension they find that V'Ger is actually the Voyager 6 Probe that gained sentience and has been upgraded to a level of godhood by unknown aliens.
I also watched it when I was a kid and wanted the whole show to be the Tool Time parts because they were the parts that I liked.
Loved the show when it was on.
Lest you think this is the entire show, they only got 14 minutes of grunts out of 204 twenty-two minute episodes.
Lest you think this is the entire show, they only got 14 minutes of grunts out of 204 twenty-two minute episodes.
While I always thought Home Improvement was a weaker show compared to its contemporary Married with Children, I loved me some Tool Time accidents.
Same. It's not a good show or anything, but it's like the most sitcom-ass sitcom there is. It hit all the bullets it was supposed to hit so I watched it when it was on, not offensively bad, not good, just... is.
