This is probably one of the most beloved shows ever! Tim Allen shines like no other comedian, and it goes without saying, they could have kept going with the series. Wilson was the foundation to logic, even if he did have his moments that shook his moral compass. And no matter how well Wilson explained something to Tim, it would always come out differently when Tim repeated it. I recently binged as much of the show as anyone can, and it really hit hard when the last episode was ending. A family had been created that we all came to love. Not many shows are that good. It would be lovely to have them back (alas minus Wilson) and see what their new life had turned into. Can you imagine Tim doing something different,yet still fumbling around and getting a board stuck to his head? How would he react to retirement? Would he find ways to give a wheelchair more power? The Taylors will always be in my heart. ❤
@@FactsVerse Oh wow…favorite episode? It’s almost impossible to choose! I think one that stands out for me is when Tim builds a setting area/gazebo for Jill using wood from the play set that the boys had played on. It showed that even though Tim was all about his cars, and being a He-Man, that he truly loves Jill. Not that the love isn’t shown in the other episodes, but this one really puts it into perspective. Of course any show with Bob Villa had to be a good episode as well. That’s what made Home Improvement such a great show…there were no bad episodes…there were only three really sad episodes, when Jill’s dad passed away, Randy leaving home, and the last episode of the show. I didn’t want to watch them because I knew what was going to happen.
The narrator literally says at the start of the video he would discuss several facts about the show. Also, you can skip ahead in videos. That's allowed now. Don't even have to pay for the luxury
I thought it was Heidi. As the one guy said about her, I think he was the Tool Time TV director, "We like Heidi." Yes we did. She was much cuter than Pamela. I always liked the calendars in the background.
Wilson actually did show his face in an episode once. It was the episode where the beach boys come out to visit and they sing a song with Jill. During the scene one of the beach boys leans forward and you can see Wilson’s face clearly behind the beach boys
Home Improvement was a great sitcom. No one should have let Tim near a tool. It was a very funny program. That Christmas Tree episode was one of my favorites. I just think of that and can burst into laughter. Just loved it! Carol from California
All things that you mentioned I think I already knew them. But good to him again. This is my absolute favorite TV show of all time. As I was the same age as the kids in the show in the 90s I grew up watching this. And it’s my all-time favorite to this day. I can watch it over and over again. I love the comedy.
Marty Tayler wasn't a sibling of the other kids on the show lol. He was the brother on the show of Tim's. Unless there was some really funky stuff going on in their fictional world I don't see how he could have been both Tim's brother and son.
My all time favorite sitcom. This show could always make me laugh, even when I was having a bad day. Tim Allen got his life together and the world is a much better place for the laughter he has brought us. He was very emotional when he found out about Earl Hindemans passing which shows the love he had for his cast mates.
A little research is always a good idea. Earl Hindman -- a fine actor who sadly succumbed to lung cancer at age 61 -- pronounced his name with a long "I" (as in "hide").
I started watching the show because of "Wilson". He gave some pretty solid advice to Tim, and it caught my ear. I was hooked and would tune in each week to hear Wilson's advice. Wilson was so cool!
The fact that Tim Allen was inspired by his real-life neighbor and brought that unique element into Wilson's character is both hilarious and heartwarming. It's these creative decisions that turned 'Home Improvement' into such a memorable part of television history.
Wilson briefly showed his face on accident on at least 4 occasions 1. in an early episode in season 1 he turned towards the camera before they changed the shot 2. in the thanksgiving 1994 episode his face was showing at first when he and Tim were in their yards talking 3. Season 5 when Brad gets the hair cut that Tim hated. While Wilson and Randy were talking about Romeo and Juliet, Wilson was using the book to hide his face and at one point he put the book down when the camera was on him. 4. in the Beach Boys episode when Mike Love stepped forward they showed his face briefly. I watched each of these recently so thats how i know
An unseen character in a sitcom is a pretty common thing, for example Carlton the Doorman in Rhoda and Mrs. Wolowitz in The Big Bang Theory. Sometimes even when you can see them, you don't get to know their full names, for example Penny's last name in The Big Bang Theory and B.J. Hunnicutt's first name in M*A*S*H. Sometimes these things are planned from the start, sometimes a couple of seasons in they realize they've never shown a character or given one a name and they just decide to run with it.
Never noticed that the tool time girl changed or that anderson even played on the show, however from the first time I heard Wilson, I knew who it was i was a viewer of the soap opera ryans hope so I knew that voice. I dont rember a 4th child that you mentioned
I'm pretty sure at least part of the idea about hiding Wilson's face was also inspired by the popularity of "Carlton the Doorman" from the series Rhoda who was unexpectedly popular because of the intrigue generated by viewers only ever hearing his voice and never getting to see him.
I think the other perhaps lesser known potential reason that Wilson's face is never shown, is that he is perhaps more symbolically considered "the voice of reason" or in a way Tim's advisor we could say, so thus Wilson's actual face is not necessary and might even distract from the various conversations they had on the show. So basically, in a nutshell, Wilson is more a mentor for Tim and the family, and not so much as a character of his own and they likely didn't want to add him as a chracter with a backstory (even though he does have one, but it's only briefly mentioned in episodes).
I'm rewatching it right now... he was definitely a regular in the later seasons. Hell, he's LIVING IN THEIR HOUSE in season 8 after he's separated from his wife.
You forgot - The Chevy Nomad, that Tim crushed with the I-Beam was NOT an actual car but a rolling chassis! No cars were harmed in the making of the episode!
I think what surprised me was that Tim Allen and Tom hanks were of course onscreen buddies in the Toy Story movies, but they each had a classic supporting actor in a different project providing them BOTH with comfort and wisdom given the name "Wilson". Tim = Home Improvement Tom = Cast Away
Nah... there is definitely an episode where Wilson's face was clearly visible. It's actually the very first time i ever watched the show, and i was unawre of "hiding the face" gimmick. I couldn't tell you the season or edisode, not really into TV shows, even back then. But i clearly remembered it being weird they were hiding his face in the subsequent episodes, when i just saw his face fully.
Might as well tell about another character. The construction worker with the long beard (the one that played on the makeshift drums nade out of gas cans) was actually a drummer for Kenny Rogers back in the day.
Actually there was a moment where Wilson's face was fully seen but it wasn't intentional and it was a blink and you'll miss it moment during the episode with The Beach Boys if you paid attention you'd see his face when one of the Beach Boys accidentally moved forward
There was a radio personality in my city that had night time show with his really sexy voice. He never let his face be seen. Finally one time a news crew kind of surprised him in the studio doing a clip of him on his job as DJ and I could see a lot of his face. He looked like he kissed a speeding truck, that was why he kept it hidden.
@@michaelszczys8316 I can remember tuning in on occasion while channel surfing. The Detroit area once had the best variety of radio, television and newspaper personalities anywhere.
To the best of my recollection, Earl Hindman, who played the Hidden Next Door Neighbor, was the Less Known Fourth Hijacker (with Robert Shaw, Martin Balsam and Hector Elizondo) in The Original The Taking Of Pelham One, Two, Three (1974). I believe that it is the same actor.
The show was a good presence on Australian TV in the 90s for me as a teenager. Although as time went on the formulaic nature of the episodes became apparent. I listened to an interview with Richard Karn where he said the writers originally wanted an older less vibrant character to be the tool time co-host. But the actor was unavailable and when Karn filled in the writers adapted to Tool Time having a co-host that could compete with Tim.
One of the rare times a segment was filmed outside the sound stage set, it was the "Bewitched" house on the Warner Bros/Columbia Ranch back lot. And Tim blew up the house.
I used to watch the show a lot as a kid. I later would find out his wife went to our church and he would be there every so often so I guess it's safe to say I've seen his face once or twice, though not on the show haha.
Didn't know about the Bunford name connection. I always assumed it was Tims' love of cars and he was poying homage to the longtime cheif starter of the Indy 500, whose last name was Binford.
Earl probably couldn't keep a straight face during rehearsels...especially when working with Tim...he would have probably guest starred on Last Man Standing if he was still here😊😢😊😢.
Not doubting Tim Allen's story, but I've seen 2 movies Earl Hindman was in before Home Improvement and he didn't show his face in them either. "Taps" in 1981, he's a cop and he's talking into a bullhorn. "Silverado" in 1985, he's got a beard.
He did show his face.. ONE time for about 1.5 seconds. Maybe that was a mistake they missed in editing, but I clearly saw it. Don't bother asking me which episode it was, I only ever saw a few episodes during their first runs, so I have no idea.
A whole seven minutes of the video just to find out that Tim Allen wanted to portray where he used to live? Video should have been titled "The Rise and Fall of Tim Allen" an autobiography if you must.
I used to watch this show all the time. And the main reason is. Are they ever gonna show Mr. Wilson's face? In which they did. In one of the episodes. And I was like finally I get to see him.
8 minutes and 30 seconds into the video and they finally explained skip to that point if you want to find, but it was Tim Allen’s idea based on a old neighbor
I remember seeing about the show a long time ago where each cast member came out to bow to the audience for whatever reason and Wilson came out with a little fence on a stick to hide his face.
Writer’s conferences must have been fun: “I know. What if Tim decides to overpower a project and it goes terribly wrong?” Wonder if they all came from Bewitched: “What if Endora gets made at Steven and casts an embarrassing spell on him?”
Witness protection is the joke I came up with another theory is he is a war vet with face scars I eventually came to conclusion it is a reference to how football coaches would cover their mouth while talking to players and the secondary coaches anyone of these could have worked because eventually watching it you see enough parts of his face to say no not a war veteran maybe he could be in witness protection or just making a football reference
Should have just named this "Facts about Tim Allen and Home Improvement" because almost all of this video was just assorted facts and bio about people in the show, and only the last bit was actually related to the title
Spoiler alert: This video does not tell you why Wilson never showed his face. Just that Tim Allen wanted that. Why? Never said. There just saved you 8 minutes and 32 seconds. Do something for me sometime when and if. 😛
Tim Allen's autobiography titled "Don't Stand To Close To A Naked Man" was more informative and had the information different than this video. In the book Tim recalled a neighbor from his childhood that his father would get advice from and since Tim was a small child he could only see the top of the neighbor's head. Home Improvement incorporates some of his real life into the show such as he once was a traveling tool salesman for Mac Tools before he tried to make extra money on the side running cocaine and got busted but gave up the supplier for a reduced sentence. Tim's real life brothers, Tim was the middle child of 3 brothers his older brother is Steve his younger brother is Marty same as the show. Tim Allen's birth name is Timothy Allen Dick, his father died when he was 10 years old. Tim in real life has 3 daughters it's Patricia Richardson who in real life has 3 sons . Tim's grunts, Tim's mother's opinion on males raising 3 boys as a widow was that males were still unevolved and were still between aped and cavemen and should carry a club and grunt like an ape so Tim would make grunts and hooting sounds like a monkey to appeas his mother. Tim is a real life car guy and had designed the Cadillac TA (Tim Allen) edition for General Motors who didn't pay him for his contribution so he sued them to prevent his name being associated with the car and it was rebadged as the Cadillac CTS, Richard Karn (Al Borland is a real general contractor and both he and his wife own and maintain residential rental properties. Another reference to his home state of Michigan is the name of Al and Cal Borland's mother "Alma" as there's a small college town named Alma Michigan.
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This is probably one of the most beloved shows ever! Tim Allen shines like no other comedian, and it goes without saying, they could have kept going with the series. Wilson was the foundation to logic, even if he did have his moments that shook his moral compass. And no matter how well Wilson explained something to Tim, it would always come out differently when Tim repeated it.
I recently binged as much of the show as anyone can, and it really hit hard when the last episode was ending. A family had been created that we all came to love. Not many shows are that good. It would be lovely to have them back (alas minus Wilson) and see what their new life had turned into. Can you imagine Tim doing something different,yet still fumbling around and getting a board stuck to his head? How would he react to retirement? Would he find ways to give a wheelchair more power?
The Taylors will always be in my heart. ❤
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@@FactsVerse Oh wow…favorite episode? It’s almost impossible to choose! I think one that stands out for me is when Tim builds a setting area/gazebo for Jill using wood from the play set that the boys had played on. It showed that even though Tim was all about his cars, and being a He-Man, that he truly loves Jill. Not that the love isn’t shown in the other episodes, but this one really puts it into perspective. Of course any show with Bob Villa had to be a good episode as well. That’s what made Home Improvement such a great show…there were no bad episodes…there were only three really sad episodes, when Jill’s dad passed away, Randy leaving home, and the last episode of the show. I didn’t want to watch them because I knew what was going to happen.
What does the biography of each actor have to do with, "Why Wilson Never Showed His Face on Home Improvement?"
I’d love to hear why, but I’m tired of hearing about a guy’s criminal record from 40 years ago…
Filler
yea, video speaks of wilson for 30 seconds and 5 minutes of other crap
The narrator literally says at the start of the video he would discuss several facts about the show.
Also, you can skip ahead in videos. That's allowed now. Don't even have to pay for the luxury
Besides. It's less than 9 minutes long.
Wilson is Home Improvement's secret weapon
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I thought it was Heidi. As the one guy said about her, I think he was the Tool Time TV director, "We like Heidi." Yes we did. She was much cuter than Pamela. I always liked the calendars in the background.
Wilson actually did show his face in an episode once. It was the episode where the beach boys come out to visit and they sing a song with Jill. During the scene one of the beach boys leans forward and you can see Wilson’s face clearly behind the beach boys
There's also another episode where he showed his face. It was the one where he did a traditional native dance performance at one of the boy's schools.
There is an episode where he is doing jumping Jack's in the cold and you see his face
The graphics in the series into and between scenes were unique and fun to watch.
I thought this was supposed to be about Wilson not Tim Allens past.
I hate when they do this. Just a to trick people into clicking on their site
If you have watched FactsMaybe long enough you'd see that doing this is normal procedure for them. Click baiting opportunist. 😮😊
I liked that show. They did show his face on a blooper reel. I loved him in the “Santa Clause.”
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Home Improvement was a great sitcom. No one should have let Tim near a tool. It was a very funny program. That Christmas Tree episode was one of my favorites. I just think of that and can burst into laughter. Just loved it! Carol from California
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All things that you mentioned I think I already knew them. But good to him again. This is my absolute favorite TV show of all time. As I was the same age as the kids in the show in the 90s I grew up watching this. And it’s my all-time favorite to this day. I can watch it over and over again. I love the comedy.
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Marty Tayler wasn't a sibling of the other kids on the show lol. He was the brother on the show of Tim's. Unless there was some really funky stuff going on in their fictional world I don't see how he could have been both Tim's brother and son.
I'm positive that that was Tim's brother in the show.
Marty was a brother; not a son.
Correct. He used to tell stories on how he picked on Marty growing up. If I remember, Marty's wife was divorcing him and he had twins.
My all time favorite sitcom. This show could always make me laugh, even when I was having a bad day. Tim Allen got his life together and the world is a much better place for the laughter he has brought us. He was very emotional when he found out about Earl Hindemans passing which shows the love he had for his cast mates.
A little research is always a good idea. Earl Hindman -- a fine actor who sadly succumbed to lung cancer at age 61 -- pronounced his name with a long "I" (as in "hide").
I started watching the show because of "Wilson". He gave some pretty solid advice to Tim, and it caught my ear. I was hooked and would tune in each week to hear Wilson's advice. Wilson was so cool!
The fact that Tim Allen was inspired by his real-life neighbor and brought that unique element into Wilson's character is both hilarious and heartwarming. It's these creative decisions that turned 'Home Improvement' into such a memorable part of television history.
Wilson briefly showed his face on accident on at least 4 occasions
1. in an early episode in season 1 he turned towards the camera before they changed the shot
2. in the thanksgiving 1994 episode his face was showing at first when he and Tim were in their yards talking
3. Season 5 when Brad gets the hair cut that Tim hated. While Wilson and Randy were talking about Romeo and Juliet, Wilson was using the book to hide his face and at one point he put the book down when the camera was on him.
4. in the Beach Boys episode when Mike Love stepped forward they showed his face briefly.
I watched each of these recently so thats how i know
Also in the episode S6E9 Tool Man Delivers when Heidi is delivering the baby at the 19:26 mark. You can see his full side profile.
An unseen character in a sitcom is a pretty common thing, for example Carlton the Doorman in Rhoda and Mrs. Wolowitz in The Big Bang Theory.
Sometimes even when you can see them, you don't get to know their full names, for example Penny's last name in The Big Bang Theory and B.J. Hunnicutt's first name in M*A*S*H.
Sometimes these things are planned from the start, sometimes a couple of seasons in they realize they've never shown a character or given one a name and they just decide to run with it.
Never noticed that the tool time girl changed or that anderson even played on the show, however from the first time I heard Wilson, I knew who it was i was a viewer of the soap opera ryans hope so I knew that voice. I dont rember a 4th child that you mentioned
That buzz lightyear less said about that movie the better
I'm pretty sure at least part of the idea about hiding Wilson's face was also inspired by the popularity of "Carlton the Doorman" from the series Rhoda who was unexpectedly popular because of the intrigue generated by viewers only ever hearing his voice and never getting to see him.
I honestly believe he wouldn't be nearly as popular of a character if he had showed his face.
I think the other perhaps lesser known potential reason that Wilson's face is never shown, is that he is perhaps more symbolically considered "the voice of reason" or in a way Tim's advisor we could say, so thus Wilson's actual face is not necessary and might even distract from the various conversations they had on the show. So basically, in a nutshell, Wilson is more a mentor for Tim and the family, and not so much as a character of his own and they likely didn't want to add him as a chracter with a backstory (even though he does have one, but it's only briefly mentioned in episodes).
Wrecking things sounds like fun. Wilson made the show a winner. Earl, RIP
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Tim's brother Marty was never a series regular, though he was in several episodes.
I'm rewatching it right now... he was definitely a regular in the later seasons. Hell, he's LIVING IN THEIR HOUSE in season 8 after he's separated from his wife.
You forgot -
The Chevy Nomad, that Tim crushed with the I-Beam was NOT an actual car but a rolling chassis!
No cars were harmed in the making of the episode!
Tim Allen paid tribute to Wilson in the ending season of his last show, Last Man Standing.
I remember watching Earl on Ryan's Hope.
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@FactsVerse a good video on the TV show "Combat" starring Vic Morrow fron the early 60's would be fantastic to see.
I think what surprised me was that Tim Allen and Tom hanks were of course onscreen buddies in the Toy Story movies, but they each had a classic supporting actor in a different project providing them BOTH with comfort and wisdom given the name "Wilson".
Tim = Home Improvement
Tom = Cast Away
Nah... there is definitely an episode where Wilson's face was clearly visible. It's actually the very first time i ever watched the show, and i was unawre of "hiding the face" gimmick. I couldn't tell you the season or edisode, not really into TV shows, even back then. But i clearly remembered it being weird they were hiding his face in the subsequent episodes, when i just saw his face fully.
Wilson was great in Greased Lightning with Richard Pryor and Beau Bridges and Pam Grier from 1977
Might as well tell about another character. The construction worker with the long beard (the one that played on the makeshift drums nade out of gas cans) was actually a drummer for Kenny Rogers back in the day.
He was also a drummer in Bob Dylan's backup band for a time. Played drums in Sling Blade band rehearsal scene.
@@75aces97 that part I didn't know
Actually there was a moment where Wilson's face was fully seen but it wasn't intentional and it was a blink and you'll miss it moment during the episode with The Beach Boys if you paid attention you'd see his face when one of the Beach Boys accidentally moved forward
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@@FactsVerse I loved them all personally its hard to choose a favorite
No it wasn't
I was surprised by the fact he served time in Jail. Never knew that. Huge Tim Allen fan.
That was a very interesting and touching story about Wilson
I've wondered this for years,it even pissed me off that they never showed his face
7 minutes in and you finally get to the topic of this video… GG
4:16 I'm not sure why it says the Marty character was forgotten. He was in 30 episodes between seasons 4-8.
There was a radio personality in my city that had night time show with his really sexy voice. He never let his face be seen. Finally one time a news crew kind of surprised him in the studio doing a clip of him on his job as DJ and I could see a lot of his face. He looked like he kissed a speeding truck, that was why he kept it hidden.
Alan Almond? WNIC Detroit?
That's probably one I can think of.
@@arthuridis that's the one
@@michaelszczys8316 I can remember tuning in on occasion while channel surfing. The Detroit area once had the best variety of radio, television and newspaper personalities anywhere.
To the best of my recollection, Earl Hindman, who played the Hidden Next Door Neighbor, was the Less Known Fourth Hijacker (with Robert Shaw, Martin Balsam and Hector Elizondo) in The Original The Taking Of Pelham One, Two, Three (1974). I believe that it is the same actor.
Good eye there old chap
Although having ties to Michigan, Tim Allen was born in Colorado!
You got to see Wilson's bottom portion of his face during an episode where he work a papier-mâché mask.
I wish I had a neighbor like Wilson.
The show was a good presence on Australian TV in the 90s for me as a teenager. Although as time went on the formulaic nature of the episodes became apparent.
I listened to an interview with Richard Karn where he said the writers originally wanted an older less vibrant character to be the tool time co-host. But the actor was unavailable and when Karn filled in the writers adapted to Tool Time having a co-host that could compete with Tim.
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the fact that the audience in tool time was real is a fact i did not know
One of the rare times a segment was filmed outside the sound stage set, it was the "Bewitched" house on the Warner Bros/Columbia Ranch back lot. And Tim blew up the house.
I used to watch the show a lot as a kid. I later would find out his wife went to our church and he would be there every so often so I guess it's safe to say I've seen his face once or twice, though not on the show haha.
Earl became a father figure to Tim and the rest of the cast on the show.
So he's a narc? Who'da thunk it!
Wilson knew.
Wilso... need your advice..hahaha loved your character..🙏🇺🇸
Luckily there's more with Tim Allen on Last Man Standing with occasionally small homages to Home Improvement. :)
You can still see his face on every episode.
That was a really good TV show.
I never woulda had Tim Allen down as a Stool Pigeon.
Didn't know about the Bunford name connection. I always assumed it was Tims' love of cars and he was poying homage to the longtime cheif starter of the Indy 500, whose last name was Binford.
Earl probably couldn't keep a straight face during rehearsels...especially when working with Tim...he would have probably guest starred on Last Man Standing if he was still here😊😢😊😢.
And Tim Allen also Narrator's the Commercial about the Beauty of Michigan for Site Seeing.
someone tim allen knew.
First tool time girl was Pamela Anderson
Not doubting Tim Allen's story, but I've seen 2 movies Earl Hindman was in before Home Improvement and he didn't show his face in them either. "Taps" in 1981, he's a cop and he's talking into a bullhorn. "Silverado" in 1985, he's got a beard.
He was also in Parallax View.
Since I’m a nerd and read the credits, I caught the real ‘Klaus’ name.
I heard as a boy Tim Allen had a neighbor who spoke to him at the fenced yard and young tim only saw top his actual face.
Marty was Tim's brother
I wonder who started saying " More Power " first, Tim Allen or Jeremy Clarkson. That would be cool if one was a nod to the other.
NO MENTION OF THE WILSON BROTHERS (THE BEACH BOYS)...BOO!😢
Actually The Beach Boys were his cousins
Do you want a boyfriend
@@RyoUrawa777 WILSON BROTHERS AS IN BRIAN, DENNIS AND CARL WILSON ❣️
@@robettgriffin1904 SORRY, JUST BECAUSE I'M "GAELIC" DOESN'T MEAN I'M "GAY" ☘️😎
@@patrickmcgrath5411 yes you are gay
Saw every episode and saw his face 2 times.
He was on Ryan's hope. Also
One thing I always wondered is if Wilson really had that much knowledge, or was it all scripted?
It's "More power. Grunt, grunt." Always was. And Wilson did show his face once.
He did show his face.. ONE time for about 1.5 seconds. Maybe that was a mistake they missed in editing, but I clearly saw it. Don't bother asking me which episode it was, I only ever saw a few episodes during their first runs, so I have no idea.
Never knew about the movie
A whole seven minutes of the video just to find out that Tim Allen wanted to portray where he used to live? Video should have been titled "The Rise and Fall of Tim Allen" an autobiography if you must.
I used to watch this show all the time. And the main reason is. Are they ever gonna show Mr. Wilson's face?
In which they did. In one of the episodes. And I was like finally I get to see him.
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Most surprising fact of this show is Tim Allen spending years in prison for possession. Never knew.
Wilson was also in Castaway
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8 minutes and 30 seconds into the video and they finally explained skip to that point if you want to find, but it was Tim Allen’s idea based on a old neighbor
I remember seeing about the show a long time ago where each cast member came out to bow to the audience for whatever reason and Wilson came out with a little fence on a stick to hide his face.
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that was the finale.
Writer’s conferences must have been fun: “I know. What if Tim decides to overpower a project and it goes terribly wrong?” Wonder if they all came from Bewitched: “What if Endora gets made at Steven and casts an embarrassing spell on him?”
Misleading. They talked about everything except why Wilson never showed his whole face.
Really? You show clips from "Lightyear", the film that purposefully excluded Tim Allen, due to his political views? Stupid move on your part.
Instructions not required. 🤣🤣🤣
You telling me I skipped seven minutes to find out it was just Tim's neighbor!?! 👎
Tim Allen was great in the 1997 movie For Richer Or For Poorer.
Skip to 7:00
He showed his face in the series finale.
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Didn't know tim ratted everyone out for a reduced sentence
Witness protection is the joke I came up with another theory is he is a war vet with face scars I eventually came to conclusion it is a reference to how football coaches would cover their mouth while talking to players and the secondary coaches anyone of these could have worked because eventually watching it you see enough parts of his face to say no not a war veteran maybe he could be in witness protection or just making a football reference
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@@FactsVerse No problem and what famous movies or TV shows from 2000 till now
Marty was Tim’s brother in the show not son.
Theirs several 1 second scenes through out the series themat we see him from the side enough that I'd paused you can see his face side veiw clearly
No he did a face reveal before this new reveal it was back in 2008 he did it.
Should have just named this "Facts about Tim Allen and Home Improvement" because almost all of this video was just assorted facts and bio about people in the show, and only the last bit was actually related to the title
There is one episode where you see the lower half of his face.
I thought Marty was Tim's brother
Is that on purpose that his initials are WWW and he always seems to have all the answers?
My daddy was a copy of Allan. If he bought it he would improve it 🤣🤣
Pretty sure Marty Taylor was Tim's brother, not son
Yes, and he was developed quite a bit.
Spoiler alert: This video does not tell you why Wilson never showed his face. Just that Tim Allen wanted that. Why? Never said. There just saved you 8 minutes and 32 seconds. Do something for me sometime when and if. 😛
Tim Allen's autobiography titled "Don't Stand To Close To A Naked Man" was more informative and had the information different than this video.
In the book Tim recalled a neighbor from his childhood that his father would get advice from and since Tim was a small child he could only see the top of the neighbor's head.
Home Improvement incorporates some of his real life into the show such as he once was a traveling tool salesman for Mac Tools before he tried to make extra money on the side running cocaine and got busted but gave up the supplier for a reduced sentence.
Tim's real life brothers, Tim was the middle child of 3 brothers his older brother is Steve his younger brother is Marty same as the show.
Tim Allen's birth name is Timothy Allen Dick, his father died when he was 10 years old.
Tim in real life has 3 daughters it's Patricia Richardson who in real life has 3 sons .
Tim's grunts, Tim's mother's opinion on males raising 3 boys as a widow was that males were still unevolved and were still between aped and cavemen and should carry a club and grunt like an ape so Tim would make grunts and hooting sounds like a monkey to appeas his mother.
Tim is a real life car guy and had designed the Cadillac TA (Tim Allen) edition for General Motors who didn't pay him for his contribution so he sued them to prevent his name being associated with the car and it was rebadged as the Cadillac CTS, Richard Karn (Al Borland is a real general contractor and both he and his wife own and maintain residential rental properties.
Another reference to his home state of Michigan is the name of Al and Cal Borland's mother "Alma" as there's a small college town named Alma Michigan.
Home improvement Movie directed by Rob zombie and co directed by Tim Burton
Hello Mr Willson
Why Wilson never showed his face at 6:669