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This Week on Undue Influence… Lawyer Paul Madriani becomes embroiled in his most baffling case at a most difficult time. His wife Nikki has died of cancer, and he’s caring for his daughter Sarah while negotiating a custody settlement between his sister-in-law Laurel and her ex-husband, Senator Jack Vega, over 17-year-old Danny. When Vega’s new wife Melanie is found murdered, suspicion points to Laurel who was filmed by a security camera arguing with her at her home just hours before the shooting. At the crime scene, Paul meets a long-time friend, U.S. Attorney Dana Colby, and grudge-bearing detective Lama, who claims an airtight case against Laurel. Excerpt from Echo Bridge Entertainment This week on Grunt Work: Nights… Truman and Landen discuss advertisements and commercials. Gain access to our Grunt Work: Nights episodes for as little as $1/mo. over on our Patreon! Follow Us on Social Media: Twitter | InstagramThe post Undue Influence, Part 1 (Bonus Episode!) first appeared on Grunt Work Podcast.

This Week on Home Improvement… After Tim falls for the flirtatious techniques of a door-to-door saleswoman, Jill calls him out on it. But shortly after, on her way home from an important job interview, she finds that she unwittingly flirts her way out of a speeding ticket. Disappointed in herself, she’s determined not to flirt her way into the job in her next meeting with the employer. This week on Grunt Work: Nights… Truman and Landen discuss getting scammed. To listen, just enter your SSN and date of birth. Gain access to our Grunt Work: Nights episodes for as little as $1/mo. over on our Patreon! Follow Us on Social Media: Twitter | InstagramThe post The Flirting Game — LIVE! first appeared on Grunt Work Podcast.

This Week on Home Improvement… Tim and his brothers help their mother pack up and their childhood home, but it proves to be more difficult than Tim anticipated. This week on Grunt Work: Nights… A message from the year 2046. Gain access to our Grunt Work: Nights episodes for as little as $1/mo. over on our Patreon! Follow Us on Social Media: Twitter | InstagramThe post No Place Like Home first appeared on Grunt Work Podcast.

This Week on Home Improvement… Mark signs up for the school’s talent show to improve his reputation after a bully continually humiliates him. However, because Tim and Jill are both busy, he enlists the help of Al and Wilson, who are only too eager to help after a run-in with the bully and his father. This week on Grunt Work: Nights… Have you ever felt so offended, so put upon, so utterly defiled by someone else that you held onto that feeling for so long only to realize that 20 years have gone by? Well, this week we’re talking grudges! Those petty and insufferable squabbles that we just can’t seem to get over. Grab your cookies, and get ready for some dirty laundry. Gain access to our Grunt Work: Nights episodes for as little as $1/mo. over on our Patreon! Follow Us on Social Media: Twitter | InstagramThe post Soft Shoe for Two first appeared on Grunt Work Podcast.

This Week on Home Improvement… Brad gets a job at a sporting goods store and becomes obsessed with being the best salesman at the sacrifice of his schoolwork. This week on Grunt Work: Nights… Have we done this topic before? Truman and Landen discuss the Mandela Effect after Landen learns the movie Shazam starring Sinbad isn’t a real thing. Gain access to our Grunt Work: Nights episodes for as little as $1/mo. over on our Patreon! Follow Us on Social Media: Twitter | InstagramThe post Workin’ Man Blues first appeared on Grunt Work Podcast.

This Week on Home Improvement… It’s Thanksgiving and Tim decides he doesn’t want to invite Benny to dinner this year. However, when he spots him at a soup kitchen, he decides charity is the most important thing. This week on Grunt Work: Nights… Truman and Landen discuss chase scenes in movies and TV Gain access to our Grunt Work: Nights episodes for as little as $1/mo. over on our Patreon! Follow Us on Social Media: Twitter | InstagramThe post The Wood, the Bad and the Hungry first appeared on Grunt Work Podcast.

This Week on Home Improvement… Tim is about to receive the Car Guy of the Year award, but on the way to the banquet, Heidi goes into birth in the backseat of his car! This week on Grunt Work: Nights… They’re baaaaack! This week Truman and Landen are talking tropes in movies and TV. Gain access to our Grunt Work: Nights episodes for as little as $1/mo. over on our Patreon! Follow Us on Social Media: Twitter | InstagramThe post The Tool Man Delivers first appeared on Grunt Work Podcast.

This Week on Home Improvement… Jill’s sisters visit to plan their parents 50th wedding anniversary, but none of them can get along. Tim suggests Jill be stern and keep them in line, but none of them can get along. Things seem to go okay until none of them can get along. Jill leaves because none of them can get along, and then Tim yells at them because none of them can get along. They end up getting along. This week on Grunt Work: Nights… Truman and Landen talk about the movies that they wish they hadn’t watched with their parents. And yes, they are almost all about sex. Gain access to our Grunt Work: Nights episodes for as little as $1/mo. over on our Patreon! Follow Us on Social Media: Twitter | InstagramThe post Jill and Her Sisters first appeared on Grunt Work Podcast.

This Week on Home Improvement… It’s Halloween, and Brad (Zachary Ty Bryan) and Randy’s (Jonathan Taylor Thomas) scary pranks have finally gone too far. In order to teach the boys a lesson, Tim (Tim Allen) convinces Jill (Patricia Richardson) to let him orchestrate a massive, elaborate prank – with a little help from Al (Richard Karn), Wilson (Earl Hindman), and Tim’s mysterious “Halloween guy” Larry – to scare the rambunctious whippersnappers straight. The resulting prank has more twists and turns than a Christopher Nolan movie, but in the end the whole Taylor family comes together to recognize the true meaning of Halloween: getting pranked by Tim.  This week on Grunt Work: Nights… We’re hanging with the Topé Suicida boys as they give us their expertise to let us know who would win in the ring between four fictional matchups. Gain access to our Grunt Work: Nights episodes for as little as $1/mo. over on our Patreon! Follow Us on Social Media: Twitter | InstagramThe post I Was a Teenage Taylor first appeared on Grunt Work Podcast.

This Week on Home Improvement… When Jill’s Aunt Sharon dies, she leaves her a vast sum of money that she stipulates to spend on herself and on something frivolous. She decides that she wants a sports car. This naturally excites Tim, however when he finds out that she opted for a British Austin Healey, he protests. Of course, though, he cannot resist the temptation to drive it, but when Jill refuses to let him do so, he goes behind her back and hot wires it.  On the show this week we’re joined by the dench Beau Rosser and Mike from Television of the Topé Suicida podcast! This week on Grunt Work: Nights… This is a sneak peek at our upcoming JTT junction bonus episode. Here, we are finishing chapter 4 where we left off in Season 5. Enjoy! Gain access to our Grunt Work: Nights episodes for as little as $1/mo. over on our Patreon! Follow Us on Social Media: Twitter | InstagramThe post Whose Car Is It Anyway? (with Topé Suicida!) first appeared on Grunt Work Podcast.

This Week on Home Improvement… When Bud (Charlie Robinson) invites Tim (Tim Allen) and Jill (Patricia Richardson) to go bowling with him and his wife, Tim is thrilled at the opportunity to curry favor with the boss. He convinces Jill to skip a psychology lecture to join them, and when he learns that Bud is a sore loser, he convinces Jill to throw the game so Bud can win. Afterwards, Jill is angry that Tim expects her to sacrifice everything for his career – but when Tim learns that Bud isn’t actually as sore of a loser as he thinks, he makes for all of his boorish behavior by buying Jill some flowers and saying I’m sorry one time. This week on Grunt Work: Nights… Landen and Truman return to the well-worn ground of “stuff relating to movies and TV” for this discussion of their least favorite movie and TV tropes. They’ve got a bone to pick with everything from shoddy phone etiquette to abandoned meals to, in Truman’s case, the entirity of the recent Alison Janney vehicle “Troop Zero.” Are your gears ground by recurring cliches on the big or small screen? Let us know, because we’re finicky about this stuff and most likely will agree with you! Gain access to our Grunt Work: Nights episodes for as little as $1/mo. over on our Patreon! Follow Us on Social Media: Twitter | Instagram