Kimmy, who was abducted in the ’90s, is forever stuck in that decade, but on a more symbolic level, she’s a constant reminder that the nineties won’t ever stop being relevant. Fifteen Christmases!” Kimmy is probably referencing how some former child stars get into porn, like A Christmas Story’s Scott Schwartz, who made a good career out of using his dong.
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I’ve missed too much already: seven Olympics, Jonathan Taylor Thomas making the transition to adult movie star, I assume. He tells her to slow down, and she responds with: “I don’t have time to slow down. During Jacqueline’s fund-raising party for First Americans for Turtle Island, Kimmy tries to strangle an army ranger guy (Sam Page from Mad Men) whom she met in a bar. The art department took it upon themselves to figure out what celebrities a teenage girl in June 1994 would crush on and came up with JTT and Joey (it should be noted JTT obviously has more posters than Joey).Ī month after Abbi revealed her love for JTT, the boy toy got referenced on the seventh episode of season two of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. “We wanted it to have a little more character and show a little bit more about him and his family,” Mossa said. Mossa used a 1996 Barbara Walters interview with Robert Kardashian to re-create the bedroom, but the room did not have anything on the walls. In an interview with Vanity Fair, the show’s production designer, Jeffrey Mossa, said those scenes were filmed in the actual Encino home the Kardashians lived in at the time. It’s the most intense scene in the first episode: Simpson, with a gun to his head, sitting in a 13-year-old’s bedroom, with Robert Kardashian trying to talk sense into him, all while surrounded by smiling posters of Jonathan Taylor Thomas and Joey “Whoa” Lawrence.
Simpson, JTT appeared in Kim Kardashian’s bedroom, in the form of four posters. In February, during the premiere episode of The People v. JTT made a surprising comeback this year, whether he realizes it or not. In 2013, he told Yahoo he’d like to get back into acting, but in the 21st century we’ve really only seen JTT on Veronica Mars once and at a Home Improvement reunion hosted by Entertainment Weekly in 2011. I’ve always been over that.” After a prolonged, purposed absence, JTT faded away, much like the saccharine photo spreads he appeared in.
Even back in 1998, in an appearance on Conan O’Brien, JTT acknowledged that he never bought into his own hype, when O’Brien asked him, “Do you still go by JTT or are you over that now?” He sheepishly said: “I’m over that. In that same interview, JTT said that he never took any of the fame that seriously. “I wanted to go to school, to travel and have a bit of a break,” he told People in 2013.
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He made his final appearance on Home Improvement in December 1998, and didn’t show up for the series finale in May 1999. His adorable face began appearing on covers of teen magazines, such as Tiger Beat, Bop, Sixteen, and Teen Beat, and soon companies manufactured posters of him so girls could plaster their bedroom walls with his dreamy face and fantasize about making out with him.ĭespite all of the attention-and money-JTT got sick of the fame and sought out a normal life. The runaway success of the show not only made Tim Allen a household name but it also spun JTT-as he affectionately became known-into a tween heartthrob. Jonathan Taylor Thomas, playing the witty middle child, was 10 years old when the show premiered. The show focused on Tim Taylor (Tim Allen), his long-suffering wife (Patricia Richardson), and their three young boys. The actor got his first big break on Home Improvement, which debuted on ABC in September 1991 and quickly became a ratings juggernaut. Jonathan Taylor Thomas was the epitome of the Teenage Dream-but then he disappeared. He was on the cover of Tiger Beat so often that you’d be forgiven to think he owned it. He charmed teen girls everywhere in films like Wild America or Man of the House. His sandy hair, piercing eyes, and sly smile more than likely plastered the walls of every girl (and guy) you knew growing up in the nineties.
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