Home Improvement stars reunite for first time in 25 years and one star might stun you with her spectacular transformation!

Some reunions you see coming, others take you completely by surprise. This one brings together a familiar group of faces that defined family TV for an entire generation.

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The gang's getting back together!

More than two decades after the final episode of Home Improvement aired, Patricia Richardson, Richard Karn, and Debbe Dunning will guest star alongside their former co-star, Tim Allen, who stars and executive produces Shifting Gears.

It's the first time this beloved quartet has shared a sitcom set since the '90s ended.

The reunion news comes as fans have been rediscovering photos of Richardson, now 74, sporting a stunning transformation that's caught attention across social media.

At 74, Richardson looks casually chic in a black button-down shirt, but it's her hair transformation that's stealing the spotlight. She's traded her signature brunette style for silver-gray waves, and fans are loving the look.

'I can't wait for grey hair'

The trio will appear in the Season 2 premiere, airing on Wednesday, October 1, on ABC. Their characters will support Allen's character, Matt Parker, in an unexpected way.

Details regarding who they will play are under wraps.

It's the first time this group has shared a sitcom set in more than 25 years.

If the first season established Allen's new sitcom world, Season 2 is leaning into its legacy—and nothing says that louder than a Home Improvement reunion.

For those unfamiliar with Shifting Gears, the series follows Matt, the stubborn, widowed owner of a classic car restoration shop.

When Matt's estranged daughter Riley (Kat Dennings) and her kids move into his house, the real restoration begins.

Richardson's striking new look didn't happen overnight. She has been embracing her 'COVID hair' and rocking her natural gray color.

Back in October, Richardson shared a relatable photo of her hair journey, captioned: 'Ok here we have COVID hair grow out.'

What started as a practical pandemic decision became a powerful statement about embracing natural beauty. 'Beautiful. I can't wait for grey hair,' one social media user wrote.

Another added, 'Patricia you are just as beautiful as you were when you did Home Improvement.'

The cast members have taken dramatically different paths since the show ended in 1999.

Richard Karn: The loyal sidekick keeps building

Karn played Al Borland, Tim's friend and co-host of Tool Time. Like Richardson, he appeared in all eight seasons and later reunited with Allen on Last Man Standing and two History Channel shows, Assembly Required and More Power. At 69, he has maintained the strongest professional bond with Allen.

'My friendship with Tim has lasted over 30 years... in a row! The chance to do a show like Tool Time was unquestionably exciting.'

Debbe Dunning: From Tool Time girl to ranch life

Now 59, Dunning has carved out a niche hosting Debbe Dunning's Dude Ranch Roundup on RFDTV. She is also a DIY expert, golfer, and advocate for healthy living. Horses, skeet shooting, and the outdoors remain her passions.

Jonathan Taylor Thomas: The mystery continues

The former teen idol, now 43, lives quietly in California. He writes scripts and develops directing projects but avoids the spotlight. As Richardson admitted, 'Jonathan's not really interested in acting.'

Zachery Ty Bryan: The troubled path

Bryan, 43, has faced multiple arrests for domestic violence and DUIs. His most recent arrest in South Carolina has only reinforced why Richardson believes a full reboot will never happen.

Richardson has acknowledged the obstacles: Jonathan Taylor Thomas's lack of interest in acting, Bryan's legal troubles, and the passing of Earl Hindman (Wilson).

'I mean, Zach is now a felon,' she said, summing up why a true reboot is impossible.

For longtime fans, this reunion is pure nostalgia. Home Improvement ran for eight seasons from 1991 to 1999, defining family TV for a generation. Beginning February 1, 2025, the show will stream in full on Netflix, ensuring a new generation discovers the Taylors.

The January 2025 premiere of Shifting Gears drew nearly 17 million multi-platform viewers in its first week. The October reunion episode promises to be appointment TV, offering not a reboot, but something more meaningful: closure and celebration.

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What are your memories of watching Home Improvement? Are you planning to tune in for this special reunion? Share your favorite Tool Time moments in the comments below!