Full of slapstick, but still witty enough for older viewers
Home Improvement is a very funny T.V. show that will entertain both younger and older audience members. There is plenty of slapstick humor with Tim constantly causing accidents, but there are still plenty of witty remarks that will keep older audience members engaged. Parents should know that there is a lot of slapstick humor, but unless it directly relates to the plot, no one is seriously hurt. There are some occasional sensual remark made by the adults, but they will easily pass over kids heads. In closing, Home Improvement is a great show for all of the family.
Home Improvement is filled with slapstick humor, tender family moments, and LOTS of laughs. Appropriateness varies from show to show. Some have sexual themes, others discuss issues that just aren't okay for younger kids.
On at 7+. I'd say pause at 7+. I disagree with Commonsense on sex. I caught some humor relating to sex and nudity. In one episode, we see Tim in his underpants, also, sometimes sexism appears and well, Social behavior is not an issue. I think PG would be a more appropriate rating, and some people would think this is the craziest review for this show. Besides the content I talked about, It's a good show.
For the most part, this show is very family friendly. Be warned, though, that talk about sex prompted my little girl to ask, "What's sex?". Maybe not appropriate for the youngest of the young, but overall, a great family treat.