Home improvement costars Tim Allen and Richard Karn meet on the set of Tool time in History Channel’s first promotion Assembly required.
Debuting on Tuesday, February 23 at 10 / 9c, the 10-episode series will “highlight the best and brightest creators from around the country, as they compete face to face, to create mind-boggling constructions – all from a duo all – ice melter / leaf blower and all-in-one lawn mower, for a jacuzzi and barbecue bike – that not only pushes each builder beyond his limits, but challenges his internal fixer and inventor to build it yet more, better and more powerful. “
Due to the pandemic, each episode will feature “three incredible creators competing in their own stores”, while “creating insane buildings with their own hands”. Allen and Karn “will virtually appear to provide interesting comments and supervise their work in two challenging rounds” DIY YouTuber April Wilkerson will serve as the series “resident expert” and will be the duo’s reference source on ‘how and why’ for each construction, analyzing the complexities and giving the public an overview of what our challengers are up against. ” Watch a nostalgic teaser below:
Allen and Karn’s last meeting takes place almost 30 years after the debut of Home improvement (which debuted on September 17, 1991). The duo was previously reunited at Allen’s Senior man standing, which is expected to conclude its nine-season season this spring.
“They say that a longtime friend is someone who replies with, ‘This is by far your worst idea of all time.’ Fortunately, it was a great idea to work with Richard, ”said Allen in a statement. “I loved those days doing Tool time. We both share a great appreciation for people who can solve a problem by not talking about it, but “doing” it with creativity and incredible building skills. Also, it gives me more time to make fun of your fake beard. “
Karn added: “Tim has always been jealous of my facial hair – mainly because when he lets them grow, they look a little wrong – but I have to say that this was one of his best ideas. Working with him has been the highlight of this difficult year. We agreed on many things, but if nothing else this show brought up the differences in our personal design preferences and when you add the creativity of our competitors, well, let’s just say it brings me great joy Be a part of it! “
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