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If you saw this back in the day and wanted to view again this is a great set to own - we used to watch these as a family and saw most but not all of the series. We thoroughly enjoyed watching the them and some new ones to us. Top entertainment from Tim Allen and the gang and a great DVD set to own. Obviously it is not HD Quality but well watchable. We had a great time laughing - you really need to watch it with someone who has seen it before to get it. Its a bit old school with the husband/wife relationship but she get her own back plenty of times. Its all part of the good humour family type fun. With Tim Allen acting the over egotistical power hungry male who only wants the best most powerful tools for the job and generally messes up each time! Al his assistant the all knowing one and actually does the job as is should be done who gives generally great advise to Tim the Tool Man Taylor who of course knowing better completely ignores him and comes of worse for not taking Al seriously. And then there is the secret neighbour across the fence who you are never allowed to completely see and who Tim turns to in times of crises at home for advise. With one of my favourite catch frazes (as well as all th grunting) being "how do you spell that?" Not everyone's cup of tea but you can guess we enjoy it. But I am a sad case LOL

Great fun and suitable for family viewing.

I watched this series when it was first shown on Tv a long time ago. I loved it then and its still funny and relevant today. The comedy stands up well and is good family viewing. For best results sit with a gap between you and your wife. Every so often you may get a jab when a point is made. If not the look. Also Pamala Anderson had walk on parts during early recordings. Tim the tool man Taylor is a bit accident prone. The story revolves around the family and the tool show. Its worth buying because its one of the best comedies around. Worth every penny and good fun.

I remember watching this show way back in the 90's to early 2000's. When there was no ITV Player, B.B.C I Player, Catch up T.V etc. So if you missed an episode you missed it. Anyway when I came across this Boxset on DVD I just had to buy it because it brings back a lot of great memories from a good lot of years ago. The comedy is great and I havn't stopped laughing. Its also has got one of my favourite comedians Tim Allen. Some might say that the show has aged a bit but I don't think it has. In fact I think that this show has aged quite well. I would definitely recommend this classic comedy show to everybody I know its that good and really funny. Comedy at its finest! This show does not disappoint! Arrived on time and in good delivery.

This box set includes the 202 episodes of this brillianrt sitcom. It comes with a little few extras such as a couple of episodes with producers' commentaries, best bits for series 1, 2 and 3, gag reel for series 5, 6, 7 and 8. The last season also includes a live reunion special host by Tim Allen and Richard Karn. The most of the extras don't have English subtitles but they do have them in other languages depending on the season. All the episodes come with English subtitles Seasons 1 to 3 are also dubbed to Italian, German and Spanish and have subtitles in these languages plus French, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, and Dutch too. Seasons 4 to 8 are also dubbed to German and have subtitles in this language as well. Have fun.

Used to love this show as a kid, and have been thinking of getting it for some time. I was trying to wait for it to go onto Disney Plus but I don't think that will be happening anytime soon. The packaging is different (and more cheap) than I thought it would be as I was expecting individual plastic dvd cases for each series, however, I don't think it deserves a mark down as I am still happy with it. The DVD quality is good for a show in the 90s and the episodes play in 4:3 format aspect ratio.

This is another DVD box set that has been released in a stupid way with those horrible DVD sleeves where the discs gets scratched while sliding them out and back in. I wonder why the distributors do this. One of my discs from this comedy needs to be taken to Game to get the disc repaired and a disc that I've never played before and I bought this as New. Dallas is another title released in this stupid way and I had to get one of those discs repaired at Game. It's bad enough when some TV Shows are released with about 30 discs all clumped into one thick case and there's three discs clipped on top of each other and those cases are made where the discs are clipped so tight, I've had one disc from three different titles that got damaged where one disc split and two discs snapped. I'd rather buy TV Shows in DVD cases that hold four discs in one case as thick as a single DVD case. I know they will take-up more storage, however, at least the discs won't split, snap or get scratched. The second time now I have to get a brand-new DVD disc repaired before it's ever been played. It's pathetic. I wonder what Sherlock thought of this method where it's as useful as a set of balsa wood golf clubs.

Bought this in a fit of nostalgia ! And it has lived up to expectations ,it's one if the best comedy shows ever ?leastways for me personaly ! You can relate to to issues that come up and relate them to your own experience in life ? I don't usually buy box sets ,I'e quite dear but worth every penny ! and you can watch them more than once and still enjoy the humour .so am very satisfied