"Handy Manny and the 7 Tools" is an episode of the Disney Jr. series Handy Manny.
Synopsis[]
Manny and the tools help fix up an old theater for Kelly's Aunt Ginny.
Songs[]
- "Good as New"
- "Ham it Up"
- "The Show Must Go On"
Trivia[]
- The title is a reference to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
- It is revealed that Sneeze knows all the lines for the play, even Dusty's lines when her voice went croaky and was a stand-in for her.
- This episode introduced Ginny to Handy Manny, and this is her only appearance in the show.
- This episode aired on a Friday the 13th (Bad Luck Day).
- The fourth wall is broken three times in this episode, two from Pat and one from Fluffy:
- At the beginning of this episode, when Red Light, Green Light starts, Pat turns to the viewers and talks to them that he has got the hang of the game, but when Flicker shines "Red Light", Pat says "Or not" to the viewers.
- In the beginning of Mr. Lopart's song, Fluffy rolls her eyes at the viewers, possibly giving the hint she doesn't like it.
- Before the play starts, Pat knows the meaning of "Break a leg", but after he thinks that people would also say "Break an arm", and Turner corrects him that they don't, Pat looks at the viewers sheepishly.
- List of all characters that took part in the play:
- Manny - Prince Charming
- Kelly - Snow White
- Ginny - Director
- Elliot - Stage Management
- Mr. Lopart - Tree
- Mrs. Lopart - The Evil Queen
- Flicker - Spotlights
- Coach Johnson - The Mirror On the Wall
- Felipe - Sleepy
- Turner - Grumpy
- Dusty - Sneezy (formerly)
- Sneeze - Sneezy (replacement)
- Pat - Dopey
- Squeeze - Happy
- Stretch - Doc
- Rusty - Bashful
- This is Andy Paley's third and final credit of the show, composing "Ham it Up" with Tom Kenny. The first was "Handy Manny's Motorcycle Adventure" composing "Somebody, Somewhere (Just Like Me)" with Tom Kenny. The second was "Handy Manny: Big Construction Job" composing "Hey Manny", "Power Tools", and "Get Back Home" with Tom Kenny.
- The judges are The Tools, Auntie Ginny, and Kelly. Not Handy Manny.
- This episode was produced in 2011, according to the credits.
Errors/Goofs[]
- During the auditions, when Coach Johnson performs his One-Man Band performance, the curtains are closed instead of open.
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