The tool academy winner

Honesty is the best policy at Tool Academy. Our five remaining Tools strap on lie detectors and answer their girlfriends' most burning questions Will the truth set one Tool free? Or just get him eliminated? S1, Ep6. Only four of the original nine Tools remain, as the boyfriends square off to prove who is the most romantic and deserves to enter Tool Academy's final three.

Amid rising tensions, the girlfriends move into a Tool House divided. S1, Ep7. Parents visit Tool Academy as our three remaining Tools are tested on their "Family Values" with surrogate babies baby piglets, that is. But one Tool saves his squealing for elimination as he attempts to break back into the academy in protest after his expulsion. S1, Ep8. Graduation day at the Tool Academy has arrived and there are just two Tools left in the competition.

S1, Ep9. The tools and their girlfriends reunite on stage to face each other and relive fond memories of the good old days back at Tool Academy. Tempers flare, egos clash and old scores are settled along with shocking updates from cast members. Who's broken up? Who's stayed together? S2, Ep1. Twelve new frustrated girlfriends trick their horrible boyfriends into enrolling in the Tool Academy so they can become better mates.

S2, Ep2. A hidden camera fidelity challenge sends Tool Academy reeling with fighting, tears, sex and cheers in the second week of the semester. S2, Ep3. Our super vain Tools learn an important lesson in modesty and face their biggest insecurities by starting with the man in the mirror. S2, Ep4. Shocking "mock funerals" teach our remaining 9 Tools an emotional lesson in appreciation, but it's seeing their women with other men that makes our Tools' heads explode.

Witness the first ever Tool Academy rebellion! S2, Ep5. With the help of a Hollywood makeup artist, Trina forces our Tools to grow up fast. But even this visual dose of reality can't keep one Tool from acting like a child and ending up on the chopping block. S2, Ep6. Communication is the theme as the remaining seven tools must prove to their girlfriends that they can both express their hearts and, when necessary, shut their mouths and listen.

S2, Ep7. A lesson in Trust pits our 5 remaining tools against their biggest fear? Find out which relationships can handle brutal honesty and who gets sent packing. See more at IMDbPro. Episodes Browse episodes. Photos Top cast Edit.

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If it were possible for any woman to "turn" lesbian, boy, would this show make a good PSA to list all the reasons why it wouldn't be such a bad thing. Hear that, Religious Right? There's something a lot worse than 'the gay agenda', and that's shows like THIS! It's even an insult to TOOLS, which are mostly useful instruments one can use to build and repair things. If you think any building and repairing actually goes on here, you're dreaming. Presented in the guise of being a "tough-love boot camp" for maturity-deprived man-boys, TOOL ACADEMY is supposedly the heart-warming story of a group of desperate women who have nominated their worthless boyfriends to participate in this eight-week fiasco to change them of their douchey, nasty, womanizing, 'ghetto' ways, and turn them into the "Prince Charmings" they've always known were hidden beneath the facades, yeah, and Adolf Hitler could be changed into Gandhi in five easy steps, too, right?

How touching, noble and naive of them. And how much more evident is it that these girls have no sense of self-esteem, self-worth or pride of any kind, that they'd bend over backwards to keep these serial cheaters, rageaholics and redneck neanderthals in their lives?