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Check out Feud for Thought, not one of the series' best, but it's still entertaining. Little Bradley comes home with a new girlfriend...er, girl who also happens to be a friend, named Ashley. They walk right through the door, holding hands, and aim to study together up in his room. Jill makes them leave the door open, and then she receives a phone call. Yeah, it's gonna be a high school reunion episode. Apparently Jill had an old rival named Joanie Graham and they were both attracted to the same guy, you know the story.
This was also the first appearance of Brad's new girlfriend, Ashley. I have to say she's the best looking out of all 3 girlfriends he's had. She's not stuck-up like Jennifer, and she isn't a motor-mouth valley girl like Angela. So if you dislike high school reunion episodes, you might want to skip this one as it won't do much for you, but I'd recommend seeing this episode regardless. It has a few funny moments, mostly from Tim, and that moment where Joanie tells Jill she got pregnant in high school...it suddenly gets very quiet. That is a harsh reality a lot of people had to face, and continue to do so.
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Al watches the boys while Jill & Tim attend Jill's 20th high school reunion in Washington DC. Jill tries to avoid Joanie, the girl who stole her boyfriend. But, they talk and Jill hears the whole story. Another typical sitcom high school reunion episode, though I have to say this one wasn't so bad. At least Joanie wasn't Tim's old girlfriend looking to rekindle an old flame, or at least Jack didn't want to rekindle an old flame with Jill.
She waffles so much somebody ought to stick her in a toaster. When Jill attends her 20 year high school reunion, she tries to avoid her former best friend, Joanie , who stole her boyfriend. Grunt Work is a comedy podcast where each week we cover an episode of the TV show ‘Home Improvement’. 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”. There is a 75 character minimum for reviews. If your review contains spoilers, please check the Spoiler box.
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Please do not use ALL CAPS. There is no linking or other HTML allowed. Please help out by editing it.Feud for Thought is the eleventh episode of the third season of Home Improvement, and the sixtieth episode overall. PreviousA Frozen MomentNextTwas the Blight Before ChristmasFeud for Thought is the eleventh episode of the third season.
Thankfully the only flames at the reunion were caused by Tim. As for Al and babysitting the Taylor brats, thankfully it goes much better for him in later episodes. I believe this was his first time doing it.
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It practically ruined her senior year and Jill just knows that if she attends the reunion in D.C., it will reignite not-so-fond memories. But she wants to go anyway, because she's a masochist. At least she's forcing Tim to go to liven things up, and if things get really bad, she can take it out on him just like always. At least they managed to find a gullible sap to watch the boys for two days. So, Tim and Jill arrive at their boring hotel in the boring nation's capitol, and instantly, Jill runs into Joanie. Despite everything NOT being fine, Jill says that it is, and then she wants Tim to be supportive, but tells him to shut up.
This episode first aired on ABC in the United States on December 1, 1993.
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