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Tim Allen is revealing why he thinks the Home Improvement<\/em> revival hasn’t happened.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n The actor is pointing to “issues” involving the actors who portrayed his onscreen children in the ’90s sitcom.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n For example, Zachery Ty Bryan, who played Brad, has been sentenced to multiple prison terms.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n Tim Allen<\/a> says his long-in-development Home Improvement<\/em><\/a> revival is stalled because of “personality problems” involving the actors who portrayed his onscreen sons during the show’s original run.<\/p>\n Allen has been vocal about his interest in bringing back the beloved ’90s sitcom, but the idea is complicated by the three actors who played his children. Taran Noah Smith hasn’t acted since the show ended, Jonathan Taylor Thomas’ only credit in the last 20 years has been for Allen’s sitcom Last Man Standing<\/em><\/a>, and Zachery Ty Bryan’s many legal issues have landed him in prison.<\/p>\n “They keep talking about how it could move forward, but they get stuck [because] there are some personality problems right now with the boys,” Allen told Us Weekly<\/em><\/a> on Wednesday. “They\u2019ve got their own issues. I always thought it would be cool if it was a story about them. That\u2019s a little challenging right now, to put it mildly.”<\/p>\n Home Improvement<\/em> centered on the home and work life of Tim Taylor, the host of TV show Tool Time<\/em>. His suburban Detroit family included his dependable wife, Jill (Patricia Richardson), and his teen sons: the athletic Brad (Bryan), the mischievous Randy (Thomas), and the nerdy Mark (Smith).<\/p>\n