The Party Dress.
Who wants to get polished first?
Yeah, we'll get everyone nice and shiny.
OK, shine me up.
Not too shabby.
l'll go next.
Who's that handsome hammer?
That's you!
Oh, right, l knew that.
You tools look great.
Grac━as, We're getting ready for the tardeada, the party this afternoon.
S┴, Flicker, we're all excited to go to the tardeada,
What are we gonna do there?
Lots of fun things.
Tardeada festivals are a wonderful Latino tradition.
Everyone in town gathers together
to listen to music and enjoy the spring weather.
Hola, Handy Manny's Repair Shop. You break it...
We fix it!
This is Manny.
Hi, Manny. lt's Mrs. Thompson.
Hello, Mrs. Thompson. How are you?
Pretty good, thanks, Manny.
But l wish the rack at my dry cleaner were better. lt stopped moving.
Now a customer's here to pick up her clothes, and l can't get anything down.
Can you come fix it?
Don't worry, Mrs. Thompson. We'll be right there.
Thanks, Manny.
All right, tools,
Mrs. Thompson needs our help at the dry cleaner.
Hop up, jump ━n
Come on, let's go
Hop up, jump ━n
- Don't move too slow - Keep up!
Let's get to work
Hola, Mr. Lopart.
Hello, Manny, tools.
Fifty-three...
...fifty-four...
...fifty-five.
Fluffy and l are making some fresh-squeezed lemonade
to take to the tardeada this afternoon.
Lemonade, yum!
Yeah, well, l thought, what better way to enjoy the spring
than to share a batch of my mother's famous 55-lemon lemonade
with my friends?
We're your friends, Mr. Lopart!
Maybe you should share some with us now?
Sure, Felipe. Lemonade all around.
So how is it?
lt's very, very...
More like extremely...
Refreshing? Delicious?
Something like that.
No wonder Mother's 55-lemon lemonade is neighborhood-famous.
And it's sugar-free.
You don't say.
Actually, Mr. Lopart, this lemonade is very sour,
and 55 lemons sounds like a lot of lemons.
Maybe there are too many in here?
Too many? lmpossible.
l followed Mother's recipe exactly, and her lemonade always comes out delicious.
OK, then.
l guess we'll see you at the tardeada,
You sure will, along with a big pitcher of lemonade.
See ya later.
See ya later, Mr. Lopart.
Hey, what do you think, Fluffy?
This lemonade isn't too sour, is it?
lt's delicious, right? Try some more.
Fluffy! Fluffy Lopart, come back here!
Sour.
Hi, Mrs. Thompson and... Oh, and hello, Kelly.
Hi, guys.
Hi, Kelly. We're here to fix the rack because it stopped moving,
and now a customer can't get her clothes down.
l know, Squeeze. l'm that customer.
Then we're here to help you.
Well, l'm glad you're here. The dress that's stuck
is the one l really wanted to wear to the tardeada today.
l dropped it off yesterday to be cleaned.
But when l tried to get it down from the rack, the rack stopped moving.
And now Kelly's dress is stuck way up at the top.
There is your dress!
Manny, do you think you can fix the rack so we can get Kelly's dress?
l'll give it a try. Let me look at the control switch.
Turner?
l see what's wrong.
The spring inside the switch has slipped out of place.
Really? That doesn't sound good.
lt shouldn't be too hard to fix. Squeeze, will you give me a hand?
Sure thing, Manny.
We'll get your dress down soon, Kelly.
Yeah, even if it is way up high.
Well, thanks, guys.
That dress is very special to me. lt used to belong to my grandmother.
- Wow, really? - That's right.
l'm so excited to wear it today.
l just hope the long sleeves aren't too warm for the nice weather we're having.
OK, everyone,
l've got the spring back in place. The rack should start working again.
You did it, Manny. You fixed it.
Here comes your dress now, Kelly.
Terrific! Thanks, Manny.
Now, l'll just stop the rack and take it down.
Oh, no, it didn't stop!
Don't worry, here comes el vest━do again.
And it still looks nice.
You'll get the dress this time.
Or not.
Something's wrong. Let me take another look at that switch.
There it goes again. Around and around
and around.
l'm getting dizzy!
Make it stop!
l'm trying, but l think the spring inside the switch has slipped again.
Oh, no.
Don't worry, Kelly.
l'll save your dress!
Felipe, no!
Felipe, be careful!
Dusty, what are you doing?
l'm helping Felipe get Kelly's dress!
At least, l'm trying to!
lt looks like you need more help!
Make room, l'm coming up!
Me too! l'm a hammer!
Upsy-daisy!
Tools, wait! That's not safe!
That's why l'm not going up there! No way! No how! No...! Hey!
Come on, Rusty, you can help too!
This is scary!
l think it's fun!
lt's like riding a horsie!
Or a merry-go-round!
Exactly! Scary!
The only thing that's scary is how hard it is to reach Kelly's dress.
We're getting closer!
But not close enough! Look!
Oh, no, my dress!
Maybe l can reach it.
l've got it! l've got it!
l've got some of it.
Sorry, Kelly.
There, that should fix it.
The switch shouldn't get stuck like that again, Mrs. Thompson.
Tools, l know you were trying to help,
but l think you went a little too far.
That was a dangerous thing to do.
We're sorry, Manny.
And we didn't even get to save Kelly's dress.
We tried our hardest, though.
l know, tools.
lt's not your fault it ripped.
l guess l won't be wearing this dress to the tardeada after all.
Of course you will. l can sew this dress up as good as new.
You can?
All l need is my sewing kit.
Sewing those sleeves back on won't take long at all.
Or maybe...
...we can keep it sleeveless?
Then it'll be more comfortable to wear in this warm weather.
That won't be a problem at all.
l'll just sew up the jagged edges and repair the places the dress is torn.
Shouldn't be too hard if l have a little help.
What do you say, tools?
Ready to help Mrs. Thompson sew up Kelly's dress?
Ready!
Oh, yeah!
Let's get go━ng and f━x ━t r━ght
- Tw━st and turn - Make ━t t━ght
We work together now
- Cut ━t, measure and,,, - Tap ━t flat
- Bend and tw━st - Just l━ke that
Each of us has a spec━al job
We work together
We can f━x ━t r━ght
All finished. What do you think, Kelly?
lt's beautiful! Even more beautiful without the sleeves.
My grandma would've loved it this way.
And l was able to use the extra material from the sleeves
to make a matching purse.
Thank you, Mrs. Thompson.
And thank you, tools.
We're just happy you have your grandmother's vest━do back.
And now l can wear it at the tardeada,
l hear music!
Sounds like the tardeada already started.
Yeah, there's Kelly and Mrs. Thompson!
Hello, Manny. Hello, tools.
Hi, guys.
Hi.
Kelly, you look fantastic.
Thank you.
Well, l'm so glad to be able to wear my grandmother's dress.
And l'm glad it isn't still spinning around my store.
Me too.
Gather around, thirsty partygoers,
and try Lopart's delicious lemonade.
There's Mr. Lopart!
And he has lemonade. Let's try it.
Maybe not such a good idea.
So... how is it?
Delicious.
Really?
lt turns out l read Mother's recipe wrong before.
Mother's famous lemonade only uses five lemons, not 55.
So l whipped up a new batch and now it is delicious.
Even Fluffy likes it.
Oh, Fluffy, now l'll have to make a whole new batch.
Why don't you do that later, Mr. Lopart.
Right now let's just enjoy this beautiful spring day and the tardeada,
That sounds good to me.