“Home Improvement” actor Richard Kern was spotted on a rare but casual outing in Los Angeles.
The 68-year-old was spotted going grocery shopping with his wife Tudi Roche earlier this month.
Khan wore a casual blue and red striped golf shirt and navy blue shorts. Additionally, he was wearing gray sneakers and sunglasses around his neck while using his cell phone. The actor rocked a white beard and gray hair for the relaxed outing.
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Richard Khan and his wife Today Roche were spotted on a rare outing in Los Angeles. (TheImageDirect.com)
His slim look comes more than 30 years after he starred alongside co-star Tim Allen on the hit sitcom “Home Improvement.”
“Home Improvement” aired from 1991 to 1999.
Although the final episode of “Home Improvement” aired 25 years ago, Allen and Kahn remain close. The two played Tim Taylor and Al Borland on the hit series.
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Richard Kern played handyman Al Borland on Home Improvement with co-star Tim Allen. (Getty Images)
Thirty years after the comedy premiered, the two reunited in 2021 for the show “Assembly Required,” delving into their DIY roots.
Both co-stars hosted reality competition series that focused on contestants rebuilding everyday household items.
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While Khan and Allen were starring on Home Improvement, they co-hosted a DIY-themed TV show called Tool Time. (Getty Images)
While Khan and Allen were starring on Home Improvement, they co-hosted a DIY-themed TV show called Tool Time.
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“I wanted Richard to be involved because it seemed like an extension of the actual reality of 'Tool Time,' where I could add more power to it or break something, and he would It was going to be on the real side, and it was a good fit,” Allen previously said on “Entertainment Tonight.”
He added that their chemistry on “Assembly Required” was “just like that.” [our characters] Al Borland and Tim Taylor. ”
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Khan's other television appearances include a recurring role in the acclaimed 2019 series “PEN15.”
He also hosted game shows such as “Family Feud” from 2002 to 2006 and “Bingo America” from 2008 to 2009.
