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Handy Manny
Genre	Children's television series
Created by	Roger Bollen Marilyn Sadler
Developed by	Rick Gitelson
Directed by	Charles E. Bastien
Voices of	Wilmer Valderrama Dee Bradley Baker Tom Kenny Fred Stoller Kath Soucie Nika Futterman Carlos Alazraqui Grey DeLisle Nancy Truman
Opening theme	"Handy Manny Theme Song" performed by Los Lobos
Ending theme	"Handy Manny Theme Song" (Instrumental)
Composers	Fernando Rivas Daniel Fernandez (season 3)
Country of origin	United States Canada
Original languages	English Spanish
No. of seasons	3[1]
No. of episodes	113 (208 segments) (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producers	Marylin Sadler Rick Gitelson Roger Bollen Scott Dyer
Producers	Vanessa Tilley Jane Sobol
Running time	24 minutes (12 minutes per segments) 20 minutes (specials) 30 minutes
Production companies	Disney Television Animation (uncredited) Nelvana Limited
Original release
Network	Playhouse Disney
Release	September 16, 2006 (2006-09-16) – January 17, 2011 (2011-01-17)
Network	Disney Junior
Release	February 14, 2011 (2011-02-14) – February 14, 2013 (2013-02-14)

Handy Manny is an animated preschool children's television series that premiered on September 16, 2006, originally as part of Disney Channel's Playhouse Disney block, and aired until February 14, 2013.^[2] Created by Roger Bollen and Marilyn Sadler and developed for TV by Rick Gitelson, its animation was produced by Canada-based studio Nelvana Limited. It features the voices of Wilmer Valderrama, Dee Bradley Baker, Tom Kenny, Fred Stoller, Nika Futterman, Kath Soucie, Carlos Alazraqui, Grey DeLisle, and Nancy Truman. The theme song is performed by Los Lobos.

Set in the fictional city of Sheetrock Hills, California, the titular character, Manny, is a handyman who owns a workshop where he works with his anthropomorphic talking tools. Most episodes are thirty minutes long and contain two 15-minute long segments. They typically begin with Manny and the tools in Manny's workshop. While there, someone, usually needing something repaired or assembled, calls Manny, who answers, "Hola, Handy Manny's Repair Shop. You break it...", before the tools shout "We fix it!" After learning who needs help and where, they sing "Hop Up, Jump In" while the tools hop into his toolbox. With the exception of "Uncle Manny", the only episode in which Mr. Lopart does not appear, when Manny and the tools leave for the repair, they see Mr. Lopart with his pet cat Fluffy at his candy store. Mr. Lopart tries to build something on his own with no prior experience and refuses Manny's offer of help; after they leave, the item he was building malfunctions and causes a mess, usually caused by Fluffy. Once Manny and the tools arrive at the repair site, they work together to find the best way to fix the item. Manny then goes to Kelly's hardware store, where she almost always has the item that they need. Once they have the items needed for the repair, they return to the repair site and sing "We Work Together" as they make the repairs.

• Manny^[3] (voiced by Wilmer Valderrama)^[4] is a handyman who lives in Sheetrock Hills and owns a workshop, working with the town's residents to help them with repairs and solve problems.
• Felipe^[5] (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui) is a yellow Phillips-head screwdriver who tends to be self-centered and overconfident. His ideas sometimes make problems much worse, which annoys Turner.
• Turner^[5] (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker)^[6] is a blue flat-head screwdriver who is very sarcastic and bossy to Felipe, usually going against Felipe's overconfidence, but does care for him.
• Pat^[7] (voiced by Tom Kenny) is a sky blue claw hammer who is very talkative, fun-loving, idealistic, and unintelligent. He sometimes struggles to control his strength, as he has to conceal his true strength.
• Dusty (voiced by Kath Soucie) is a red hand saw who is intelligent and gives advice. She acts as the big sister of the group and is very good at solving mysteries.
• Squeeze (voiced by Nika Futterman) is a green pair of pliers who is childlike and likes to help out a lot, but she can be a bit impatient to fix things.
• Stretch^[5] (voiced by Nika Futterman) is a pink tape measure who speaks with a lisp and can use his tape as an extendable hand. He is good at measuring and mathematics and has a good memory.
• Rusty (voiced by Fred Stoller)^[5] is an orange monkey wrench and the second-oldest tool. He is cowardly and easily scared, often needing reassurance from his fellow tools and Manny.
• Flicker (voiced by Grey DeLisle) is an orange and blue flashlight and the youngest of the tools. He flashes his light whenever he is excited.
• Zip (voiced by Eddie Deezen) is a power socket and a member of the Automotive Team, who is knowledgeable and very hardworking.
• Sneeze (voiced by Tom Kenny) is an aquamarine and orange vacuum cleaner and a member of the Automotive Team, who sneezes saw dust and other things.
• Ticks (voiced by Jesse Corti) and Totts (voiced by Cristobal Parson) are socket wrenches and twin brothers who are members of the Automotive Team. They are bilingual, as they speak English and Spanish.
• Roland (voiced by Bill Fagerbakke) is a toolbox who carries the members of the Automotive Team.
• Lefty (voiced by Mark DeCarlo), Lily (voiced by Grey DeLisle), and Junior (voiced by Kath Soucie) are combination wrenches and members of the Automotive Team, who are a happy family and support each other.
• Beamer (voiced by Steve Moreno) is a laser level who Carmella later takes in as her own tool.
• Spinner (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui) is a power tool who is considered the fastest power drill in Concrete Falls and is best friends with Jack.
• Jack (voiced by Daran Norris) is a jackhammer and one of the power tools.
• Pinzas (voiced by Kath Soucie) is a purple pair of needle nose pliers.
• Fix-It is a robotic dog who lives in Manny's workshop.

• Kelly (voiced by Nancy Truman)^[5] is a hardware store owner who almost always has the materials that Manny and his tools need for their projects.
• Mr. Lopart (voiced by Tom Kenny)^[7] is a very clumsy middle-aged man who is Mrs. Lopart's son and the owner of a candy store next to Manny's workshop. He often tries to fix objects on his own, initially declining Manny's offers of help before accepting after realizing that he cannot do it alone.
• Mrs. Lopart (voiced by Marion Ross) is Mr. Lopart's mother, who likes knitting, baking cookies, and bowling.
• Mrs. Portillo (voiced by Shelley Morrison) is the owner of a bakery shop and Manny's neighbor, who has two grandsons, Alex and Quinn. She becomes Manny's paternal step-grandmother after marrying Abuelito in "Wedding Day", which reveals that her full name is Pilar Vargas Portillo and that Manny's full name was passed down from Abuelito. She has a Chihuahua named Carlos, who was a gift from her sister.
• Mr. Kumar (voiced by Brian George) is Manny's friend.
• Jackie Greenway (voiced by Jane Lynch) works at the local park and is a good friend of Manny and his tools.
• Jasmine Chung (voiced by Sandra Oh) is a reporter who works for Sheetrock Hills.
• Mrs. Thompson (voiced by Tonye Patano) owns a laundromat and is a teacher at the local preschool.
• Abuelito (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui) is Manny's grandfather, who is retired. He enjoys fishing and is knowledgeable about Aztec history.
• Chico Garcia (voiced by Mindy Burbano) is Manny's youngest nephew, who is very playful and curious.
• Mayor Rosa (voiced by Nancy Truman) is the mayor of Sheetrock Hills and a good friend of Manny and the tools. She enlists Manny's help with the community park.
• Carmela (voiced by Yeni Álvarez) is an old friend of Manny, who likes painting and sculpting.
• Gabriela (voiced by Nika Futterman) is a young friend of Manny, who loves playing soccer.
• Julieta Sánchez (voiced by Isabella Pájaro) is Señor Sánchez's granddaughter, who likes flowers, ballet, and soccer and has a pet cat named Patches. When she and Señor Sánchez moved to a new home, she is afraid as she believes that there is a monster in the closet, but overcomes her fear after learning it was her toy bear.
• Paulette (voiced by Giada De Laurentiis) likes to make pizza. She enlists Manny's help in repairing her dough rolling machine.
• Tanya (voiced by Dawnn Lewis) is the vendor of an ice cream stand. She enlists Manny's help in repairing her freezer.
• Susanna Alvarez (voiced by Isabella Pájaro) is a young girl who likes dolls and has a baby sister named Isabella. She was worried about having a sister, as she thought that her parents would not love her anymore, but Manny and the tools help her overcome her fear.
• Mrs. Hillary (voiced by Kathie Lee Gifford) is the music teacher at Sheetrock Hills Elementary School.
• Señor López (voiced by Mario Lopez) is a science teacher and meteorologist.
• Marcelo Ayala (voiced by Sebastián Guerrero) is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ayala, who moved with them from Argentina to Sheetrock Hills. He likes to play soccer.
• Ginny (voiced by Florence Henderson) is the director of Snow White and the Seven Tools and the owner of Sheetrock Hills Playhouse Theatre.
• Dr. Ortega (voiced by Rosario Dawson) is a marine biologist.

Guest stars in the series include:

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A Spanish dub was aired within the "Disney Junior en Univision" sub-block on Univision's Planeta U block from May 31, 2014, to May 26, 2019, as was a Russian dub on Disney Channel Russia's Recognition Disney (later Disney Recognition) block, and a Hebrew dub on Hop! Channel,^[8] all alongside Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (the block on Disney Channel Russia had the exact same logos as Playhouse Disney) (with the exception of the block using the former branding) and Disney Junior (with the exception of the block using the latter branding).

TV5 aired the series dubbed in Tagalog as part of its "Disney Clubhouse/Disney Club" line-up.

On Disney+, several dubbed versions (whose languages were derived from Latin) were made available. In addition to Spanish, languages of these dubs include (but are not limited to) European and Brazilian Portuguese, Norwegian, French, Dutch, Danish and Swedish.

Ten DVD compilations have been released.

Book references

• Terrace, Vincent (2008). Encyclopedia of Television Shows, 1925 through 2010 (2d ed.). McFarland. ISBN 9780786486410.

• Official website
• Handy Manny at IMDb
• episode "Valentine's Day Party" New Handy Manny episode "Valentine's Day Party"