Home Improvement - The Complete Fourth Season (1991)

And The Cast Gets Bigger

A lot happens this season, and probably the most famous scene of the series happens when Tim accidentally drops a beam on Jill's car. Other characters are introduced this season, such as Marty, Harry and Benny. This is a really great season indeed. August 19, 2008

home improvement season 4

I love home improvement. i watch it all the time. i just bought the whole series for my room mate and we watch it all the time. That and friends!!! June 26, 2008

Home Improvement 4

I am a huge home improvement fan. I love every episode and I was missing vol 4 and 5. I was extremely pleased with the cost and timely manner Amazon handled my request. I will definitely use Amazon again. May 12, 2008

Don't Judge A DVD By How Many Bonus Features It Has!

Well, for me, I have another exciting season of Home Improvement in my DVD collection. This season is one that I consider the peak of Home Improvement's eight year run. Don't get me wrong, there are other great seasons, but this one continues to take audiences along for the ride. This season, Tim continues his crazy hijinks as the accident-prone host of Tool Time, a local cable television show and the accident-prone "man of the house." Season 4 has some of Tim's BIGGEST goof-ups including a segment on how to drop a four ton steel beam on your wife's car and how to blow up a house 101.
This is the season when Jill finally gets her first (and only) long-term plot line. She goes back to college! Of course Tim and Jill continue to raise their three sons. Brad, Randy, and Mark don't have major plot lines in this season, but they continue to be the life of the Taylor house, offering humor wherever possible. They do get episodes about them, for instance "Quibbling Siblings" is about Brad, "The Eyes Don't Have It" is all for Mark, and "It's My Party" is all about Randy. Of course, Season four continues to feature Earl Hindman as the all-knowing advice machine of a neighbor, Wilson, and Richard Karn again returns as the butt of Tim's jokes and his assistant on Tool Time, Al Borland. Al features in the Halloween episode entitles the "Borland Ambition" and "Bachelor of the Year." Debbie Dunning also returns as the Tool Time girl, Heidi, whose job continues to be to announce Tool Time and it's host.
Season 4 comes with three discs, each containing eight or nine episodes. The only bonus feature on the set is a blooper reel that has never-before-seen bloopers. While bloopers can be funny and entertaining (and short), I have often believed that the Home Improvement series DVDs could have had more bonus features. So much effort went into creating this series, it would have been cool to get the cast and crew's perspectives on how the show was made.
Don't judge this DVD set by how many or few features it contains. The real art are the episodes. Enjoy them and savor them. This show is one of the most entertaining shows out there and will never fail to make you laugh. When you are done, you will be screaming for more! Take my word for it! April 14, 2008

Very Entertaining

I have all the Home Improvement DVD's released to date and they are all very funny and entertaining. No matter what issues are encountered, there is always an underlying family love that surfaces. Wholesome family entertainment. August 23, 2007

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