I bought this season on Prime Video, and I noticed that when Al dropped the piece of wood on Tim's foot, it never touched his foot. Watch again in Wide Screen
@@Lewis-pr8cr He did host Family Feud for a few seasons, now he does TV ads and Hallmark movies. The writers of 'Last Man Standing' screwed him over with the character they gave him in 2 episodes.
There’s an old joke where a dude makes a bar bet about being able to smell with a blindfold, what type of wood is under his nose. The woman who is putting the wood under his nose, puts her hand in her privates and has him smell it...He says “ That’s wood from the shithouse door from a tuna boat!”
@@RaySchwarz. I think the joke is, no matter what the set-up, even if it's intended as a joke on Al, it somehow rebounds on Tim, and he's the one who ends up with some kind of injury.
Al Borland was based on Norm Abram from PBS's This Old House and The New Yankee Workshop. It's a shame that Norm never made an appearance on Home Improvement, I doubt that Norm could tell you what type of wood it is by smelling it.
It still makes me laugh whenever I see this scene where Tim puts a smelly sock on the last piece of wood and Al says 'It has some kind of Fungus' and Tim looks down at his foot and Al's reaction when he smells it again and drops it on Tim's fungus foot man that was freaking hilarious.
@@thecloneguyz nah Hickory,White/Bur Oak,Mulberry,Eastern Red Cedar/Juniper and Black Walnut can be identified without any help from sanding or burring, they are very distinctive smells.. only confusing for people who don't smell them all the time... wouldn't call it something to be proud of...
Yes, but being able to determine one from another(except for pine or cedar) seems downright Holmesian. So I suppose the skill could be handy for a carpenter or... detective?
The idea for this routine comes from a joke that...well...isn't one you'd tell in polite company. It revolves around a blind man applying for a job sorting wood in a sawmill, the crew testing him, and the final test with the secretary sitting naked on the table.
This actually wood be useful for barbecues and smoking meats. Using hickory for a sharp and smoky flavor, or applewood for sweet and mellow...the man could make a fortune in the food industry.
@BartJ583 hardly a good comedy show, its biggest draw to people that watched it were the scenes where they all sat around and got high. If that's the best thing a show has going for it, then the target audience was stoned to begin with. Clearly the show was written by people that never lived through the 70's.
Wow how strange I never noticed that. The fact he is barefoot I never really paid attention to but grabbing the wrong foot never noticed and I used to watch this episode 100 times in syndication in the 90s haha
“Number 15: Home Improvement foot wood. The last thing you’d want, on your smelling wood sample, is someone’s nasty foot fungus, but that might be what you get”
I know it landed on Tim's other foot if you look closely, but still hilarious. I only noticed that after watching that on repeat. Someone should make a 10 hour clip of the last few seconds. :)
Tim's socks stink. One time Randy and Brad took one of Tim's cigars. Brad: Turn on the game. Randy: I will, I will after....I smoke my cigar. Brad: Whoa, cool! Where'd you get that? Randy: Dad's sock drawer, he's got a whole box. Brad: That's why his socks smell so bad. Randy: No, I think that's why the cigar smells so bad. That's also why the wood Al's holding smells so bad. LOL
"This particular piece seems to have some type of a fungus" the look on Tim's face. 😂
Not so funny anymore huh Tim.
Hahahahahha. The look on Tim’s face was priceless. Lol
Yeah, it’s a toe fungus. Likely athlete’s foot.
That always cracks me up.
"I dont think so Al" xD
Man oh man. Where has the time gone? I remember watching this when I was a kid.
2:39 Al: Paugh! Then drops the wood on tim's bare foot.
Tim: Hopping around! LOL
Richard Karn and Tim Allen are AMAZING!
Tim and Al go down as legends comedy duo
After a decade in lumber mills, I totally can tell you types of wood by the smell.
@@andrewevans4748 Love the smell of cedar, but pine is definitely up there.
Until....it has some kind of a fungus? LOL...
What was the last wood
@@DrJekyll38I love pine but to much makes me sneeze
@@jonas2431 he'd have to smell it!
The loss of this GREAT cast/show is incredibly sad:(
Very long and good run though
I bought this season on Prime Video, and I noticed that when Al dropped the piece of wood on Tim's foot, it never touched his foot. Watch again in Wide Screen
I could watch this clip well over 100,000 times. What makes it hysterically funny is Richard Karn's reaction more than anything else.
PinkLaffs Yes Richard is an incredible straight man. Whatever happened to him. I think he briefly hosted Family Fued but after that, he disappeared.
Lewis 970 he does paid for tv commercials.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Karn
@@Lewis-pr8cr He did host Family Feud for a few seasons, now he does TV ads and Hallmark movies. The writers of 'Last Man Standing' screwed him over with the character they gave him in 2 episodes.
Tim Allen is supposed to have a new show called assembly required. Richard karn will be in it with him
"What type of wood is this?."
Hears unzipping sound.
"It's a hardwood."
It's a West coast Weinstein
It’s a Jared Fogle $5 footlong.
Morning?
“It’s either my wife... or it’s a can of sardines”
Claims Al is single, yet Al is wearing a wedding ring on his left hand.
Al may be single, but Richard Karn isn't
@@nintendonerdsvideos4727 Maybe it is a blooper?
Shocked the crew never noticed and told him to remove it since hes depicted as a bachelor for much of the series
@@patdornoff9383 Maybe they didn't expect people would notice in the days of CRT TVs 😄
There’s an old joke where a dude makes a bar bet about being able to smell with a blindfold, what type of wood is under his nose. The woman who is putting the wood under his nose, puts her hand in her privates and has him smell it...He says “ That’s wood from the shithouse door from a tuna boat!”
😛😄😄🤦
SPEEEEEW
This scene makes me laugh so hard! Although I start to feel Al's pain when he's smelling the "fungus", LOL.
This kind of comedy will never come back
preach soshi
This never gets old 😂😂😂😂
"This particular piece seems to have some type of a fungus."
LMAO!!! Then he drops it on Tim's foot. Classic!
@@RaySchwarz. I think the joke is, no matter what the set-up, even if it's intended as a joke on Al, it somehow rebounds on Tim, and he's the one who ends up with some kind of injury.
Thank you for posting this!! One of my favorite scenes from the show. ❤
15 years later... And it's still being viewed. You're welcome.
The funniest Home Improvement EVER!! Laughed so hard I pee'd myself 1st time around and again now. Oh my gosh, thanks for the laughs!
Love Tim's game show host impression. "Al Borland, NAME THAT WOOD!!"
That's my grandpa in the red hat and blue shirt lol
Scott Demoss
Is he still around?
@@juanc5149 why does that matter? Why ask that?
No it's not.
@@SealAngel IT? Since when is a PERSON an "IT"?
@@thecamarogarage Since Pennywise?
Al Borland was based on Norm Abram from PBS's This Old House and The New Yankee Workshop. It's a shame that Norm never made an appearance on Home Improvement, I doubt that Norm could tell you what type of wood it is by smelling it.
I bet you he could.
@@kroakie4 Well, Bob Vila's appearance (s)were just as good.
0:25
Tim: ready?
Al: yes.
Tim: AIM FIRE!
💥🔫
Tomi Ocampo
Tim *the Toolman* Taylor: Just checking if you're breathing Al it's all good!
Hilarious side gag!
It still makes me laugh whenever I see this scene where Tim puts a smelly sock on the last piece of wood and Al says 'It has some kind of Fungus' and Tim looks down at his foot and Al's reaction when he smells it again and drops it on Tim's fungus foot man that was freaking hilarious.
Damn you described it as though you’d just watched it
so basically the last piece
@@Invictus13666😂
I'm Al Borland and you know my assistant, Tim "The fungus foot," Taylor.
He pranked him into smelling a sock.
The epitome of comedy
As another great comedian, Jeff Foxworthy, would say, he cashed in his courtesy sniff.
But the prank backfired when Al dropped the wood on Tim’s toe.
A wood sniffing competition. Rofl. Some of the ideas these guys had were really amusing. Granted all these wood types have distinct smells.
There's no way you would be able to smell them without sanding them or burring them up a little bit
@@thecloneguyz nah Hickory,White/Bur Oak,Mulberry,Eastern Red Cedar/Juniper and Black Walnut can be identified without any help from sanding or burring, they are very distinctive smells.. only confusing for people who don't smell them all the time... wouldn't call it something to be proud of...
Yes, but being able to determine one from another(except for pine or cedar) seems downright Holmesian. So I suppose the skill could be handy for a carpenter or... detective?
kroakie4 even Tim’s sock?
"I don't think so, Tim."
- Al as he catches onto Tim's ruse
The idea for this routine comes from a joke that...well...isn't one you'd tell in polite company. It revolves around a blind man applying for a job sorting wood in a sawmill, the crew testing him, and the final test with the secretary sitting naked on the table.
Loved this show. Nostalgia
This actually wood be useful for barbecues and smoking meats. Using hickory for a sharp and smoky flavor, or applewood for sweet and mellow...the man could make a fortune in the food industry.
The correct answer is- Pacific Foot Maple
Benjamin Britt can you believe it ladies this guy is single
Bruised Foot Fungus.
When there was quality TV shows
you don't watch much tv i reckon
There are still good shows just not ones with a studio audience. That format should be dead and buried by now.
@Entropy people have always said that, but it was never really true
@BartJ583 hardly a good comedy show, its biggest draw to people that watched it were the scenes where they all sat around and got high. If that's the best thing a show has going for it, then the target audience was stoned to begin with. Clearly the show was written by people that never lived through the 70's.
@@jeffburnham6611 i have never watched a tv show or movie while high & i still enjoyed those. also never been high
Tim almost got hit in the face with the 2 by 4 twice because of his goofy prank. Lol
THE BEST gag Tim ever pulled on Al. It's my favorite anyways 😋
True next to the Soundproof Room And Tim Tricked Al was funny also and in that one Tim s Plan didn't backfire on him like this one
The way he says Western Red Cedar is hilarious.
I remember his episode as a kid
Al drops that wood on Tim's left foot but Tim grabs his right foot 😵
I guess they didn't want to hurt his bare feet.
Wow how strange I never noticed that. The fact he is barefoot I never really paid attention to but grabbing the wrong foot never noticed and I used to watch this episode 100 times in syndication in the 90s haha
Karma
It hits his left AND then his right foot.
Well caught.
2:40-2:42 Al dropped the wood on Tim's left foot, but Tim grabbed his right foot.
“Number 15: Home Improvement foot wood.
The last thing you’d want, on your smelling wood sample, is someone’s nasty foot fungus, but that might be what you get”
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They couldnt of wrote this scene better. Classic
The wood landed on Tim's left foot, but he holds his right.
This is one of my favourite Tool Time clips
Man, 90s sitcoms were the best.
"Can you belive it ladys? This man is single" I mean, he likes sniffing wood...
My favorite scene in home improvement just showed up on recommendations lol
Love and miss the show
I know it landed on Tim's other foot if you look closely, but still hilarious. I only noticed that after watching that on repeat. Someone should make a 10 hour clip of the last few seconds. :)
This was a great show, I miss it
If you knew that Al was originally supposed to be named Glen, give yourself a handshake.
They don't make shows like this anymore.
Jill needs to wash Tim's socks more often!!!
Nick Offerman would give him a run for his money
That piece of wood fell on Tim's left foot but he grabs his right foot. lol!
I'm pretty sure he's selling Billy Mays products now. Almost positive he's on the commercial for that hose that expands when water goes through it.
This scene has perfect comedic timing.
First one was white oak, 2nd one was doug fir, 3rd one was spruce. Boom
Wronggggg
Genius.
Pure, genius.
2:37 He just took a smelled it again and than dropped on Tim's foot. This makes me laugh so hard
2:37
If it were to come back for round two... "I'm doubling the points!" ;)
I got here from a 999 Let's Play.
Ah, so that makes at least two of us, then.
those were the days
Great episode
1:03 - "Can you believe it ladies, this man's single!" Maybe that's because he's always sniffing Tim's wood.
Lewis 970
I saw what you did there 👍
Joseph Arteaga It was too easy to pass up.
Then why does he have a wedding ring on?
Tim shouldn’t have made that recording of him in bed...
Smell the wood
Back when tv was good....
CLASSIC
Multiple good laughing points, I love this scene.
2:38, Tim’s trick backfired!
I miss this show.
And that’s why you wear close toed shoes in the workshop 😂
You do know you took it a shoe and sock off right
Are you trying to say steel-toed boots?
funniest shit ever, man i love this show
Al Borland name that wood!
i like how his foot isn't were it landed 😁
Tim's socks stink.
One time Randy and Brad took one of Tim's cigars.
Brad: Turn on the game.
Randy: I will, I will after....I smoke my cigar.
Brad: Whoa, cool! Where'd you get that?
Randy: Dad's sock drawer, he's got a whole box.
Brad: That's why his socks smell so bad.
Randy: No, I think that's why the cigar smells so bad.
That's also why the wood Al's holding smells so bad. LOL
Loved it
i saw this episode last night on Nick at Nite!
yeah, it has been on there some
nick06111226 its also on HALL with the golden girls and last man standing
Ready?
Aim
Fire!
:')
have a seat
Duck season!
@@claytonhess5512 Wabbit Season!!!
Anyone notice that when Al drops the last wood, it lands on Tim's left foot yet Tim grabs his right foot.
Patrick O'Connor I saw that.
At 2:38, I'd say it serves Tim right.
You're as sharp as a marble their sport.
have a seat
This needs to be on disney plus now
The whole series has been uploaded yesterday.
Tim had it coming he should of never put one of his sox's on that peace of wood ow that must of hurt but Tim had it coming.
Let’s go to the comments to read every quote in the skit.
I love that part that is so funny
I loooove Home Improvement...
my man brought a loaded handgun to a filming with a live studio audience
It was a starter pistol for races. Solely used for sound, and cant fire actual rounds.
I never knew that wood can have fungus.
Patrick O'Connor they can. I asked my dad and he said it's true.
Patrick O'Connor "I never knew that wood can have fungus."
Really? There are many fungi that live on and in trees in the wild.
I never knew wood could have FOOT fungus
2:39 serves you right Tim
In addition to Tim’s dirty sock I wouldn’t be surprised if that third piece was Poplar because that wood smells bad.
Looks like white oak.
well, are they going to tell us what type of wood the third piece was?! the world may never know. :'(
Pine
Ever since I was a kid I often wondered that too. Looks like pine or spruce maybe.
Hemp
Anybody notice that when Al dropped the wood, it lands on Tim's left foot, but he reacts as though it hit his right foot?😂
I remember this episode
The right answer is Bruised or Broken Foot Maple!
I think this test cleared his cold real quick 🤣🤭
Tool time was great fun
2:23 some type of a fungus
2:39 drop
He got wood
Well, you know that they say Tim "Karma is a bitch"
1:37 Tim the skunk man Taylor
Lmao 😆
2:39 can’t stop laughing
what was the last wood?
Was Al implying that Tim had toenail fungus?
Awesome
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