Handy Manny: Fixing It Right [DVD]

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Characters and their surroundings are made of soft solid colors and pastels that are never overwhelmingly bright or blinding. However, it's worth pointing out that "Supremoguy" does come off as a bit too soft; the episode does look rather fuzzy compared to others on disc. Handy Manny’s latest DVD adventure is “Fixing it Right,” featuring five episodes from the Playhouse Disney series. Episodes are: 'Movie Night', 'Rusty's Little Light Lie', 'Talent Show', 'Danny Starr', 'Elliot's New Job' and 'Singing Salon'.

In addition, all episodes except for the not-yet-aired "Squeeze's Day Off" contain a Spanish track in Dolby Surround. Voiced by Wilmer Valderrama of “That 70s Show,” Handy Manny is almost annoyingly nice, but he teaches a good disposition to kids watching the show. He is shown to be gluttonous as shown when he ate the chips when serving food and beverages on the plane in "Hank's Birthday". Four of the five episodes on this DVD end up being about working together due to your own special skills.This may seem to negate the point of including such terms, but in doing so, they allow children more of an opportunity to interpret based on context clues. Lopart Sails Away / Pepe's Agua Fresca Stand" • " A Whale of a Tale / Julieta's Loose Tooth" • " Flicker Joins the Band / Paulette's Pizza Palace" • " Which Way to the Barbecue? The menus replicate those found on previous "Handy Manny" DVDs, but are presented in 4x3 rather than 16x9. The Ayala family accidentally cause a power outage in town when they decorate their house for Christmas with elaborate displays that use a lot of electricity. The show's animation was produced by Canada-based animation studio Nelvana, and features the additional voice talents of Dee Bradley Baker, Tom Kenny, Fred Stoller, Nika Futterman, Kath Soucie, Carlos Alazraqui, Grey DeLisle, and Nancy Truman.

This backs the creators into a corner since the 11-minute episode format allows the slim plots to be told tightly, but also leaves little room for strong characterization. Patrick's Day" • " Handy Manny and the 7 Tools" • " Wedding Day" • " Firefighter Manny" • " Hank's Birthday" • " Kelly's Big Photo Shoot / Phone Fix" • " Mrs. After debuting September of 2006, "Handy Manny" has managed to find its way to the world of DVD with this 5-episode compilation entitled "Handy Manny": Tooling Around. Flicker (voiced by Grey DeLisle) is a marigold and blue flashlight with freckles who is the youngest out of Manny's tools. Even with its shortcomings, "Handy Manny" is entertaining enough to not bore Mom, Dad, or Babysitter out of their mind.

Rusty (voiced by Fred Stoller) [5] is an orange monkey wrench who is not very brave and is a worrier and frightened of everything, generally being frightened of pretty much anything. Manny tries to fix it while his tools re-enact a scene from a film and become comics to entertain the audience.