Jill: He wants you to do another cheesy Tool Time and you don't want to do it, right?
Tim: No. He wants all Tool Times to be cheesy. That's why tomorrow is my last show, 'cause I quit.
Jill: You quit? You quit the show?
Tim: He pushed me too far. Today's show was one of those shock TV shows like Jerry Springer. Tomorrow he wants me to start an electrical fire. I intentionally start fires, I lose all credibility!

Wilson: Well, change is often difficult for everybody, Tim. But on the other hand, if you are gonna leave Tool Time, this might be a good time for you to support Jill.
Tim: The truth is my family has always been based around me and my career. I never really thought about what would happen if... You know...
Wilson: You never thought you'd be making the same sacrifices for Jill as she did for you.
Tim: [grunts] Yeah... That's it. Yeah.
Wilson: You know, Tim, these are perfectly normal feelings you're having. Traditionally, the male is the leader of the family. It's very difficult for him to give up that position to the female.
Tim: Oh. There's a nasty thought. Me in hair curlers, little muumuu, walking around the house. You think we should make the move?
Wilson: I would never want to lose you as a neighbor. But you and Jill have to do what's best for you two.
Tim: Yeah, we do.
Wilson: You do. Well, I guess I better get back to hosing off my rocks.
Tim: Yeah. And I better get back inside and try to save mine.

Al: Uh, today's show is called "Home Repair Addicts." Men who can't keep their hands off their tools.

Jill: What are we gonna do for money?
Tim: We've got some in savings.
Jill: Yeah.
Tim: I can put in more time at the hardware store.
Jill: That's a way to spend money.

Tim: I'll buy a garage and start a classic car shop.
Jill: You can't start a business from scratch. There's gonna be experts out there that have been doing it for years. It could take forever to turn a profit. Or, you know, you could just be a complete failure right out of the box.
Tim: You're gonna make a great therapist.

Tim: Brad, listen to this...
Brad: Actually, Dad, can you talk to me about it later? I have a 5:00 hair appointment at Pablo's. He gets all weird when I'm late.
Tim: Pablo? He's more important than your dad?
Brad: Dad, he cuts my hair.

Morgan: Hey, guys. Excited about my big idea for today's show?
Tim: How can we be excited about a show where we just talk, Morgan?
Morgan: No, no. It's not just talk. It's Tim talk. And when Tim talks, people listen.
Tim: Don't kiss up to me. That job is reserved for Borland.
Al: Yeah. You're gonna have to stand in line, pal.

Heidi: Does everybody know what time it is?
Audience: Tool Time!
Heidi: That's right! Binford Tools is proud to present Tim "The Binford Tool Man" Taylor!
Tim: Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Binford's Heidi. I am Tim "The Binford Tool Man" Taylor, and of course, you all know my assistant Al "Binford" Borland.
Al: Thank you.

Tim: Well, you may not like the show today. We're doing something a bit different. There's no project. We're not gonna build anything. We're just going to talk. If you have any complaints about that, you might want to e-mail Morgan Wandell at bigfatzero.com.

Al: Well, Robby, why don't you tell us what happens in your house when you open your toolbox?
Robbie: First I might fix the hinge on a window.
Al: Uh-huh.
Robbie: Then if the mood strikes me, I might replace the drywall next to it. Then as long as I'm replacing the drywall, I might as well add on a family room.
Tim: That sounds sensible to me.
Noreen: Sensible? We have six family rooms and no family!
Tim: Well, I guess it's time to get busy!