Tim Allen Says Disney Is ‘A Little Disappointed’ With Pamela Anderson’s Allegation He Exposed Her On The Set Of ‘Home Improvement’

Tim Allen and Pamela Anderson as Tim Taylor and Tool Girl Lisa in “Home Improvement,” ABC Photo Archives/Getty Images

Tim Allen said Pamela Anderson has a “strange memory” of her time on Home Improvement.

Anderson wrote in her memoir that Allen flashed her on her first day on set.

Allen said “everyone” at Disney and ABC was “a little disappointed” with their memory of the show.

Tim Allen said “everyone” at Disney and ABC was “disappointed” in Pamela Anderson after she claimed he flashed her on the set of Home Improvement in 1991.

In her upcoming memoir, Love, Pamela, Anderson recalled her time filming the sitcom’s first two seasons. According to a clip seen by Variety, Allen opened up his robe in front of the former Baywatch star on the first day of filming, without wearing anything underneath.

Last week, Allen denied Anderson’s claims, saying: “No, it never happened. I would never do such a thing.”

Allen made further comments about Anderson when he was stopped in the street by a Daily Mail reporter last week.

“She was a great colleague, I can tell you that,” Allen said. “She’s a fun girl. Everyone loved her, but everyone at ABC is a little disappointed in her… memory, so to speak. All of us at Disney/ABC, really.”

Then he added: “She’s a good girl. I really like her. She has a strange memory.”

Representatives from Anderson and Disney could not be immediately reached for comment.

In Home Improvement, Anderson played the first “Tool Girl” on the fictional show within the sitcom called “Tool Time” for two years before moving on to her hit show Baywatch.

Last week, Variety published an excerpt from Anderson’s memoir in which she discussed the incident. The book comes out on Tuesday.

“On the first day of shooting, I left my dressing room and Tim was standing in the hallway in his robes. He opened his robe and quickly revealed me – completely naked underneath,” Anderson said. “He said it was only fair because he had seen me naked. Now we’re even. I laughed uncomfortably.”

Variety said Allen was likely referring to seeing Anderson pose nude in Playboy, having been named the magazine’s “Playmate of the Month” the year before the alleged incident.

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