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Patricia Richardson candidly reveals the salary dispute with ABC over the gap between her and Tim Allen's salaries that led to Home Improvement ending after eight seasons. Richardson stood firm in demanding equal pay to Allen and an executive producer credit, despite a lucrative offer.
Patricia Richardson has revealed how she negotiated her way out of another season of Home Improvement, effectively ending the hit show’s run after eight years. Richardson played Jill Taylor, the wife of uber-macho but oft-bumbling home improvement show host, Tim ‘The Tool Man’ Taylor (Tim Allen). The show ran from 1991 until 1999.
Patricia Richardson says no amount of TLC — Total Likewise Cash — could have saved Home Improvement . The actress, who starred as family matriarch Jill Taylor on the hit ABC sitcom, revealed ...
Patricia Richardson is talking Home Improvement. The actress, who starred as Jill Taylor on the hit ABC sitcom, revealed that she used the large pay disparity between her and her costar Tim Allen ...
Home Improvement star Patricia Richardson shares her candid thoughts about why the sitcom isn't as well-remembered today, taking a swipe at Full House in the process. Debuting on ABC in 1991 and lasting until 1999 for a total of eight seasons and 204 episodes, the sitcom centered on the Taylor family led by Tim Taylor (Tim Allen) and his wife Jill (Richardson). The series was popular during ...
Additionally, Richardson blames him for the series not garnering the love it deserves. She claims Hollywood 'hates our show' and it has a lot to do with Tim Allen's politics. Regardless, she ...
Deadline reports that Richardson was offered $1 million per episode for the 25-episode ninth season. Only half of what Allen would have made. Only half of what Allen would have made.
