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May the Best Man Win is the eighth episode of the second season of Home Improvement. It originally aired on ABC in the United States on November 11, 1992. But it’s so much more than that; it’s an examination of masculinity, a time capsule, and “metaphor for how we live in the 90s”.
Grunt Work is a comedy podcast where each week we cover an episode of the TV show ‘Home Improvement’. When Mr. Binford elopes with a model, he puts his busybody daughter Maureen in charge of “Tool Time” – much to the chagrin of Tim , who has been running the show for years. Maureen’s meddlesome nature leads her to alter the plans for the house they’re renovating on the show and start making Al wear Hawaiian shirts, and there’s nothing Tim can do. Our massive preview has details on the most promising new shows and your... Maureen Binford, the new producer of Tool Time, tries to change everything and Tim doesn't know how to stand up to her when Al, Jill, and Wilson are all busy.
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He's okay afterwards, and goes to have a talk with Wilson later that night, telling him how uncomfortable he is with all these changes. Wilson simply tells him that sometimes change is good, and then hurries off to take an herbal bath. So Tim tries to talk to Mark, but he proves to be little help.
That'll keep her out of his hair for a week. Tim congratulates himself, knowing who the REAL boss of Tool Time is...and then he looks at one of the sweatshirts to find Al's mug, NOT his, on the front. Tvquot.es needs to review the security of your connection before proceeding. Marries a young, hot tool model, he assigns his daughter Maureen as the producer of Tool Time, who Al fully supports, but Tim is unhappy that she is taking over his show. Meanwhile, Tim is forced to take over the house when Jill unexpectedly gets a job as a researcher for a magazine. Tim figures he can always get help in the backyard, but when Wilson is taking an herb bath, Tim realizes he is by himself to figure out how to handle the problem.
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The next morning, Jill heads off for her first day at work while Tim bustles about the kitchen, trying to get the boys ready for school. Al stops by, and it seems he's trying to get chummy with Mo, as he's now calling her. Tim questions his co-worker and semi-friend's loyalty, especially when he discovers Al had been talked into wearing a Hawaiian shirt. So now, on to the project house, where Maureen has already started setting up, and going with the breakfast nook, against Tim's wishes. He lashes out at her right then and there, saying it's his show and he'll do as he darn well pleases. So he climbs up to the roof for his introduction, despite Maureen warning him it was unsafe.
Maureen Binford appears in two more episodes, and then she thankfully disappears. Sure, Tim often makes ill-advised decisions, simply because he's in charge, but at least there's a purpose for making those decisions and more often than not, they pay off. Just that she's "pro-DUCE-err." That's it! As far as Home Improvement's side characters, Maureen Binford is definitely one of the worst. Maureen was annoying, Jill was annoying, Tim was kind of annoying. If the point of making this one was to be annoying, then they certainly achieved what they set out to do.
Home Improvement/May the Best Man Win
Please help out by editing it.May the Best Man Win is the eighth episode of the second season of Home Improvement, and the thirty-second episode overall. Maureen Binford, the new producer of Tool Time, tries to change everything.
I wouldn't really recommend May the Best Man Win, it's just a very unpleasant episode to sit through. Our fall TV preview concludes with a comprehensive guide to the new and... There is a 75 character minimum for reviews. If your review contains spoilers, please check the Spoiler box. Please do not use ALL CAPS. There is no linking or other HTML allowed.
When Jill gets home, she's gloating about the best first day she's ever had, everything's all hunky-dory. However, she comes down from her high long enough to finally hear about Tim's problems. He suggests a new sweatshirt line for Binford and volunteers Maureen to show them off at a Chicago hardware store.
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