Tim Allen |
Tim Taylor |
Patricia Richardson |
Jill Taylor |
Jonathan Taylor Thomas |
Randall William Taylor (Seasons 1-7) |
Earl Hindman |
Wilson |
Taran Noah Smith |
Mark Taylor |
Richard Karn |
Al Borland |
Daniel Bryan Cartmell |
Scotty |
Guest Star |
Tom LaGrua |
Eddie McCormack |
Recurring Role |
On TBS airings of this episode, the outtakes are replaced by an exclusive clip of Tim Allen showing that there was actually a stunt Nomad for the crane scene. Also, the syndicated Season Four theme is replaced by the syndicated theme for Season Three.
When Jill is talking to Tim about the person who dropped a beam on the car, she says, "Cwane", instead of Crane.
When Tim says "Al are you alright?" you can see the beam, still sitting on the ground.
You can tell the real vehicle from the prop stunt vehicle. When the real vehicle drive in with Tim Allen in it it has 5 spokes. But when the beam is dropped on the stunt vehicle, the rims are diffrent, they have 5 holes.
When the vehicle is crushed the windshield is in full place in the frame but is crushed and cracked, but when it is shown at the body shop is is out of the frame and crinckled and crumpled up on the dash.
When the Nomad is crushed, the lift gate is still latched, but when it is shown in the body shop, the lift gate is hanging open.
Tim: Hi, and welcome to a special live addition of Tool Time. Today, we're going to show you the operation of a twenty-five ton hydraulic truck crane. (Tim grunts)
Al: That's right, Tim. We're going to be using this crane to pick up and set a three ton beam, which we use as a diagonal brace, also known as the kicker.
Tim: So you could call this a kicker-picker-upper?
Jill: Okay, let me get this straight. First, you give me a hard time, because I get a little teeny scratch on the door. Then you let somebody drop a building on it!
Brad: I don't know, mom's pretty smart, and as the weeks go by, she's gonna notice she doesn't have a car.
(after Tim messes up the signals that Al is sending him)
Al: Actually, Tim, I got a hand signal for you, but it's not in the manual.
When the beam drops on the Chevy Nomad, this is similar to what happens in the 1988 movie License To Drive when Les drives his mother, father and brother to the hospital, and a beam drops on the Cadillac.
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