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===The 7D===
===The 7D===
<!-- main cast as listed on The 7D website: http://disneyxd.disney.com/7d/characters -->
<!-- main cast as listed on The 7D website: http://disneyxd.disney.com/7d/characters -->
The [[Seven Dwarfs|7D]] are a group of [[Dwarf (Germanic mythology)|dwarves]] who protect Jollywood from the Glooms and other threats. Among the members of the 7D are:
The [[Seven Dwarfs|7D]] are a group of [[Dwarf (Germanic mythology)|dwarves]] who protect Jollywood from the Glooms and other threats. They are the descendants of the dwarves that founded Jollywood. Among the members of the 7D are:

* '''Doc''' (voiced by [[Bill Farmer]]<ref name=am/>) – Doc is the leader of the group. He comes up with various inventions to help the 7D on their missions and engineered the [[Aerial lift|sky buckets]] transportation system for Jollywood.<ref name="ep3"/> Farmer has been the voice of [[Goofy]], and also Sleepy in other ''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs'' projects.<ref name="huff post VAs">{{cite web | url=http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jim-hill/disney-hopes-that-7d-s-st_b_5562446.html | title=Disney Hopes That 7D 's Stellar Voice Cast Will Make Animation Fans Happy, Not Grumpy | work=[[Huffington Post]] | date=2014-07-07 | accessdate=2014-08-08 | last=Hill | first=Jim}}</ref> Farmer said that in making a new take on Doc, he pinches his voice and made him a little scatterbrained.<ref name="little stars">{{cite web | url = http://www.animationmagazine.net/features/little-stars-big-voices/ | title = Little Stars, Big Voices | date = July 18, 2014 | work = [[Animation (magazine)|Animation Magazine]] | first = Thomas J. | last = McLean}}</ref>
* '''Doc''' (voiced by [[Bill Farmer]]<ref name=am/>) – Doc is the leader of the group. He comes up with various inventions to help the 7D on their missions and engineered the [[Aerial lift|sky buckets]] transportation system for Jollywood.<ref name="ep3"/> Farmer has been the voice of [[Goofy]], and also Sleepy in other ''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs'' projects.<ref name="huff post VAs">{{cite web | url=http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jim-hill/disney-hopes-that-7d-s-st_b_5562446.html | title=Disney Hopes That 7D 's Stellar Voice Cast Will Make Animation Fans Happy, Not Grumpy | work=[[Huffington Post]] | date=2014-07-07 | accessdate=2014-08-08 | last=Hill | first=Jim}}</ref> Farmer said that in making a new take on Doc, he pinches his voice and made him a little scatterbrained.<ref name="little stars">{{cite web | url = http://www.animationmagazine.net/features/little-stars-big-voices/ | title = Little Stars, Big Voices | date = July 18, 2014 | work = [[Animation (magazine)|Animation Magazine]] | first = Thomas J. | last = McLean}}</ref>

* '''Dopey''' (voiced by [[Dee Bradley Baker]]<ref name=am/>) – Dopey communicates with whistles, animal sounds, and visual gags. In an interview with ''Disney Examiner'', Baker said that portraying Dopey was easier and allows for more freedom because he uses only animal sounds and whistles.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://disneyexaminer.com.previewdns.com/2014/07/dee-bradley-baker-whistles-while-he-works-as-dopey-on-the-7d-show-and-app/ | title=Dee Bradley Baker Whistles While He Works as Dopey on "The 7D" | publisher=Storyteller Media | work=Disney Examiner | date=July 10, 2014 | last=Orenda | first=Tami}}</ref>
* '''Dopey''' (voiced by [[Dee Bradley Baker]]<ref name=am/>) – Dopey communicates with whistles, animal sounds, and visual gags. In an interview with ''Disney Examiner'', Baker said that portraying Dopey was easier and allows for more freedom because he uses only animal sounds and whistles.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://disneyexaminer.com.previewdns.com/2014/07/dee-bradley-baker-whistles-while-he-works-as-dopey-on-the-7d-show-and-app/ | title=Dee Bradley Baker Whistles While He Works as Dopey on "The 7D" | publisher=Storyteller Media | work=Disney Examiner | date=July 10, 2014 | last=Orenda | first=Tami}}</ref>

* '''Bashful''' (voiced by [[Billy West]]<ref name=am/>) – Bashful is shy and sweet. He harbors a crush on Queen Delightful and hides in embarrassment when he hears his name.<ref name="ep3">{{cite episode | title=Mirror, Mirror / The Big Bash | episodelink=#ep3 | series=The 7D | number=3}}</ref> West describes Bashful as a sweet character who tries to catch up to the others, but likes that he has another side.<ref name="huff post VAs"/>
* '''Bashful''' (voiced by [[Billy West]]<ref name=am/>) – Bashful is shy and sweet. He harbors a crush on Queen Delightful and hides in embarrassment when he hears his name.<ref name="ep3">{{cite episode | title=Mirror, Mirror / The Big Bash | episodelink=#ep3 | series=The 7D | number=3}}</ref> West describes Bashful as a sweet character who tries to catch up to the others, but likes that he has another side.<ref name="huff post VAs"/>

* '''Grumpy''' (voiced by [[Maurice LaMarche]]<ref name=am/>) – Grumpy is grouchy. In portraying Grumpy, LaMarche drew inspiration from his friend who is a stockbroker, as well as parts of [[Danny Devito]]'s character Louie De Palma from ''[[Taxi (TV series)|Taxi]]'' and [[Jason Alexander]]'s character [[George Costanza]] from ''[[Seinfeld]]''.<ref name="huff post VAs"/><ref name="variety 411-2">{{cite web | url=http://variety411.com/article/the-7d-new-voices-and-new-lives-for-the-seven-dwarves-4137289/ | title="The 7D" – New Voices And New Lives For The Seven Dwarves | publisher=Variety Media | work=Variety 411 | date=2014-02-18 | accessdate=2014-08-08 | last=Galas | first=Marjorie}}</ref>
* '''Grumpy''' (voiced by [[Maurice LaMarche]]<ref name=am/>) – Grumpy is grouchy. In portraying Grumpy, LaMarche drew inspiration from his friend who is a stockbroker, as well as parts of [[Danny Devito]]'s character Louie De Palma from ''[[Taxi (TV series)|Taxi]]'' and [[Jason Alexander]]'s character [[George Costanza]] from ''[[Seinfeld]]''.<ref name="huff post VAs"/><ref name="variety 411-2">{{cite web | url=http://variety411.com/article/the-7d-new-voices-and-new-lives-for-the-seven-dwarves-4137289/ | title="The 7D" – New Voices And New Lives For The Seven Dwarves | publisher=Variety Media | work=Variety 411 | date=2014-02-18 | accessdate=2014-08-08 | last=Galas | first=Marjorie}}</ref>

* '''Happy''' (voiced by [[Kevin Michael Richardson]]<ref name=am/>) – Happy is joyous and is known for breaking out into song much to the dismay of Grumpy.<ref name="time for kids"/> Richardson said that he drew inspiration from fellow voice actor [[Jim Cummings]] with a "country / New Orleans” voice where he is "always upbeat, always positive," and as "if someone just handed him a beer.” <ref name="huff post VAs"/> Ruegger said that Richardson was the first one of the seven to be cast and his voice set the tone for casting the others.<ref name="little stars"/>
* '''Happy''' (voiced by [[Kevin Michael Richardson]]<ref name=am/>) – Happy is joyous and is known for breaking out into song much to the dismay of Grumpy.<ref name="time for kids"/> Richardson said that he drew inspiration from fellow voice actor [[Jim Cummings]] with a "country / New Orleans” voice where he is "always upbeat, always positive," and as "if someone just handed him a beer.” <ref name="huff post VAs"/> Ruegger said that Richardson was the first one of the seven to be cast and his voice set the tone for casting the others.<ref name="little stars"/>

* '''Sneezy''' (voiced by [[Scott Menville]],<ref name=am/>) – Sneezy has powerful sneezes and has a variety of allergies that causes him to sneeze.<ref name="ep2"/> In the episode "[[#ep4|Welcome to the Neighborhood]]", he shows off his handkerchief collection.
* '''Sneezy''' (voiced by [[Scott Menville]],<ref name=am/>) – Sneezy has powerful sneezes and has a variety of allergies that causes him to sneeze.<ref name="ep2"/> In the episode "[[#ep4|Welcome to the Neighborhood]]", he shows off his handkerchief collection.

* '''Sleepy''' (voiced by [[Stephen Stanton]]<ref name=am/>) – Sleepy is always tired. In an interview with ''[[Variety (magazine)|Variety]]'', Scott Menville said that Stephen Stanton came up with over fifty different ways to snore.<ref name="variety 411">{{cite web | url=http://variety411.com/article/voice-actors-in-their-own-words-the-talent-behind-the-7d-4137093/ | title=Voice Actors In Their Own Words: The Talent Behind "The 7D" | publisher=[[Variety (magazine)|Variety Media]] | work=Variety 411 | date=2014-02-18 | accessdate=2014-08-08 | last=Galas | first=Marjorie}}</ref>
* '''Sleepy''' (voiced by [[Stephen Stanton]]<ref name=am/>) – Sleepy is always tired. In an interview with ''[[Variety (magazine)|Variety]]'', Scott Menville said that Stephen Stanton came up with over fifty different ways to snore.<ref name="variety 411">{{cite web | url=http://variety411.com/article/voice-actors-in-their-own-words-the-talent-behind-the-7d-4137093/ | title=Voice Actors In Their Own Words: The Talent Behind "The 7D" | publisher=[[Variety (magazine)|Variety Media]] | work=Variety 411 | date=2014-02-18 | accessdate=2014-08-08 | last=Galas | first=Marjorie}}</ref>


===The Glooms===
===The Glooms===
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* '''Grimwold "Grim" Gloom''' (voiced by [[Jess Harnell]]<ref name=am/>) – Grim is a [[Magician (fantasy)|warlock]] who is Hildy's husband. In "Itsy Bitsy Spider Fighters," it is revealed that Grim is afraid of spiders and [[Coccinellidae|ladybugs]]. Harnell describes him as "a bad-at-being-bad guy”. Regarding his role as a Disney villain, he said that "there’s a fine line — especially in ‘7D,’ which is a broad comedy — because you don’t want to scare little kids”.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/disney-xd-7d-draws-loosely-snow-white-dwarfs-article-1.1854522 | title=Disney's new series '7D' draws loosely on 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' | publisher=[[Daily News (New York)|NY Daily News]] | date=2014-07-05 | accessdate=2014-08-07 | last=Kaplan | first=Don}}</ref> He said "Grim is so awesome because he’s totally stupid but he’s got a really good heart. He’s actually not a bad guy, he’s just trying to keep up with his wife, which I guess a lot of us can relate to."<ref name="little stars"/>
* '''Grimwold "Grim" Gloom''' (voiced by [[Jess Harnell]]<ref name=am/>) – Grim is a [[Magician (fantasy)|warlock]] who is Hildy's husband. In "Itsy Bitsy Spider Fighters," it is revealed that Grim is afraid of spiders and [[Coccinellidae|ladybugs]]. In "The Jollywood Jam," it is revealed that Grim's great-great-great-grandfather was a warlock who was defeated by the Founders of Jollywood. Harnell describes him as "a bad-at-being-bad guy”. Regarding his role as a Disney villain, he said that "there’s a fine line — especially in ‘7D,’ which is a broad comedy — because you don’t want to scare little kids”.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/disney-xd-7d-draws-loosely-snow-white-dwarfs-article-1.1854522 | title=Disney's new series '7D' draws loosely on 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' | publisher=[[Daily News (New York)|NY Daily News]] | date=2014-07-05 | accessdate=2014-08-07 | last=Kaplan | first=Don}}</ref> He said "Grim is so awesome because he’s totally stupid but he’s got a really good heart. He’s actually not a bad guy, he’s just trying to keep up with his wife, which I guess a lot of us can relate to."<ref name="little stars"/>

* '''Hildy Gloom''' (voiced by [[Kelly Osbourne]]<ref>{{cite news|last1=Bacle|first1=Ariana|title=Kelly Osbourne joins Disney's 'The 7D' cast|url=http://family-room.ew.com/2014/04/03/kelly-osbourne-7d-disney/|accessdate=June 16, 2014|work=Entertainment Weekly|publisher=Entertainment Weekly Inc.|date=April 3, 2014}} <!-- notability source --></ref>) – Hildy is a [[Witchcraft|witch]] and Grim's wife. Hildy is Osbourne’s first major voiceover role;<ref name="little stars"/><ref name="tvguide"/> Osbourne was asked after Disney had auditioned 300 girls. She said that she had not seen the character design, which was created before the auditions, until after she got the job. She describes Hildy as “bad with the best intentions” and calls her “my alter ego – my [[I Am Sasha Fierce|Sasha Fierce]]”.<ref name="tvguide">{{cite web | url=http://www.tvguide.com/news/kelly-osbourne-7d-1083971.aspx | title=Kelly Osbourne Turns Disney Villain in The 7D | work=TV Guide | date=July 3, 2014 | last=Logan | first=Michael}}</ref><ref>{{cite web | url=http://family-room.ew.com/2014/04/03/kelly-osbourne-7d-disney/ | title=Kelly Osbourne joins Disney's 'The 7D' cast | publisher=[[Entertainment Weekly]] and [[Time, Inc.]] | work=The Family Room (EW.com) | date=2014-04-03 | accessdate=2014-08-07 | last=Walker | first=Jodi}}</ref>
* '''Hildy Gloom''' (voiced by [[Kelly Osbourne]]<ref>{{cite news|last1=Bacle|first1=Ariana|title=Kelly Osbourne joins Disney's 'The 7D' cast|url=http://family-room.ew.com/2014/04/03/kelly-osbourne-7d-disney/|accessdate=June 16, 2014|work=Entertainment Weekly|publisher=Entertainment Weekly Inc.|date=April 3, 2014}} <!-- notability source --></ref>) – Hildy is a [[Witchcraft|witch]] and Grim's wife. Hildy is Osbourne’s first major voiceover role;<ref name="little stars"/><ref name="tvguide"/> Osbourne was asked after Disney had auditioned 300 girls. She said that she had not seen the character design, which was created before the auditions, until after she got the job. She describes Hildy as “bad with the best intentions” and calls her “my alter ego – my [[I Am Sasha Fierce|Sasha Fierce]]”.<ref name="tvguide">{{cite web | url=http://www.tvguide.com/news/kelly-osbourne-7d-1083971.aspx | title=Kelly Osbourne Turns Disney Villain in The 7D | work=TV Guide | date=July 3, 2014 | last=Logan | first=Michael}}</ref><ref>{{cite web | url=http://family-room.ew.com/2014/04/03/kelly-osbourne-7d-disney/ | title=Kelly Osbourne joins Disney's 'The 7D' cast | publisher=[[Entertainment Weekly]] and [[Time, Inc.]] | work=The Family Room (EW.com) | date=2014-04-03 | accessdate=2014-08-07 | last=Walker | first=Jodi}}</ref>


===Jollywood characters===
===Jollywood characters===
* '''Queen Delightful''' (voiced by [[Leigh-Allyn Baker]]<ref name=am/>) – Queen Delightful is the ruler of Jollywood. Whenever there is trouble, she acts like a [[police light]] and [[police siren|siren]], and then summons the 7D by pulling a rope for the Bing-Bong Bell.
* '''Queen Delightful''' (voiced by [[Leigh-Allyn Baker]]<ref name=am/>) – Queen Delightful is the ruler of Jollywood. Whenever there is trouble, she acts like a [[police light]] and [[police siren|siren]] on a police car and then summons the 7D by pulling a rope for the Bing-Bong Bell.

* '''Lord Starchbottom''' (voiced by [[Paul Rugg]]<ref name=am/><ref name="7d chars">{{cite web | url=http://disneyxd.disney.com/7d/characters | title=7D Characters | publisher=Disneyxd.disney.com | accessdate=June 16, 2014}}</ref>) – Lord Starchbottom is Queen Delightful's [[personal assistant]]. In "Itsy Bitsy Spider Fighters," it is revealed that Lord Starchbottom is afraid of spiders. Rugg drew inspiration from [[Jerry Lewis]], whom he and Ruegger both admire.<ref name="huff post VAs"/>
* '''Lord Starchbottom''' (voiced by [[Paul Rugg]]<ref name=am/><ref name="7d chars">{{cite web | url=http://disneyxd.disney.com/7d/characters | title=7D Characters | publisher=Disneyxd.disney.com | accessdate=June 16, 2014}}</ref>) – Lord Starchbottom is Queen Delightful's [[personal assistant]]. In "Itsy Bitsy Spider Fighters," it is revealed that Lord Starchbottom is afraid of spiders. Rugg drew inspiration from [[Jerry Lewis]], whom he and Ruegger both admire.<ref name="huff post VAs"/>


===Recurring characters===
===Recurring characters===
* '''[[Magic Mirror (Snow White)|Magic Mirror]]''' (voiced by [[Whoopi Goldberg]]<ref name=wrap/>) – The Magic Mirror serves Queen Delightful and resides in the castle's treasure room. In the episode, "Mirror, Mirror", the Glooms steal the Magic Mirror from Queen Delightful and replace her with a wise-cracking Not-So-Magic Mirror. After the Magic Mirror was rescued by the 7D, she falls in love with the Not-So-Magic Mirror and dates him.<ref name="ep3"/>
* '''[[Magic Mirror (Snow White)|Magic Mirror]]''' (voiced by [[Whoopi Goldberg]]<ref name=wrap/>) – The Magic Mirror serves Queen Delightful and resides in the castle's treasure room. In the episode, "Mirror, Mirror", the Glooms steal the Magic Mirror from Queen Delightful and replace her with a wise-cracking Not-So-Magic Mirror. After the Magic Mirror was rescued by the 7D, she falls in love with the Not-So-Magic Mirror and dates him.<ref name="ep3"/>

* '''[[Crystal ball|Crystal Ball]]''' (voiced by [[Jay Leno]]<ref name=wrap/>) – The Crystal Ball is an artifact the Glooms use to spy on Queen Delightful.
* '''[[Crystal ball|Crystal Ball]]''' (voiced by [[Jay Leno]]<ref name=wrap/>) – The Crystal Ball is an artifact the Glooms use to spy on Queen Delightful.

* '''Sir Yipsalot''' (voiced by [[Bill Farmer]]<ref name="ep6"/>) – Sir Yipsalot is Queen Delightful's pet dog.<ref name="variety 411"/><ref name="ep2">{{cite episode | series=The 7D | number=2}}</ref> His favorite treat is pickles.<ref name="ep6">{{cite episode|series=The 7D | number = 6}}</ref>
* '''Sir Yipsalot''' (voiced by [[Bill Farmer]]<ref name="ep6"/>) – Sir Yipsalot is Queen Delightful's pet dog.<ref name="variety 411"/><ref name="ep2">{{cite episode | series=The 7D | number=2}}</ref> His favorite treat is pickles.<ref name="ep6">{{cite episode|series=The 7D | number = 6}}</ref>

* '''Squire Peckington''' (voiced by [[Dee Bradley Baker]]<ref name="ep6"/>) – Squire Peckington is Queen Delightful's pet parrot who is seen perching in her crown.<ref name="ep2"/>
* '''Squire Peckington''' (voiced by [[Dee Bradley Baker]]<ref name="ep6"/>) – Squire Peckington is Queen Delightful's pet parrot who is seen perching in her crown.<ref name="ep2"/>

* '''Snazzy Shazam''' (voiced by [[Leigh-Allyn Baker]]) – Snazzy Shazam is a witch who was Hildy Gloom's rival in school. She is the one who put 100 people to sleep with one sleepy spell.<!-- confirmed in two episodes see talk page -->
* '''Snazzy Shazam''' (voiced by [[Leigh-Allyn Baker]]) – Snazzy Shazam is a witch who was Hildy Gloom's rival in school. She is the one who put 100 people to sleep with one sleepy spell.<!-- confirmed in two episodes see talk page -->


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|ShortSummary = '''The 8th D''': Dopey has been keeping woodland creatures as pets, so the 7D tell him to not bring any more home. However, he brings an elephant that he tries to pass off as a friend. Grim plans to obtain the elephant for Hildy, but grabs Grumpy. The 7D take the elephant back to the jungle to its parents.<br />
|ShortSummary = '''The 8th D''': Dopey has been keeping woodland creatures as pets, so the 7D tell him to not bring any more home. However, he brings an elephant that he tries to pass off as a friend. Grim plans to obtain the elephant for Hildy, but grabs Grumpy. The 7D take the elephant back to the jungle to its parents.<br />
'''New Shoe''': The Old Woman in the shoe must return her home back to the giant, so Queen Delightful has Lord Starchbottom lead the 7D to construct a new shoe house. Delightful takes Old Woman to the Jollywood spa for some pampering, while Lord Starchbottom struggles with getting the design of the shoe house on paper, and Grumpy has to babysit her children.
'''New Shoe''': The Old Woman in the Shoe must return her home back to the giant, so Queen Delightful has Lord Starchbottom lead the 7D to construct a new shoe house. Delightful takes Old Woman to the Jollywood spa for some pampering, while Lord Starchbottom struggles with getting the design of the shoe house on paper, and Grumpy has to babysit her children.

Guest stars: [[Tress MacNeille]] as Paddy Puddle, [[Sam Lavagnino]] as Eenie
Guest stars: [[Tress MacNeille]] as Paddy Puddle and Old Woman in the Shoe, [[Laura Dickinson]] as Pipsy and Fancy, [[Sam Lavagnino]] as Eenie
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|Title = Grim the Dragon / Free Teensy
|Title = Grim the Dragon / Free Teensy
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|DirectedBy =Charles Visser / Jeff Gordon
|DirectedBy = Charles Visser / Jeff Gordon
|WrittenBy =Shea Fontana / Charles M. Howell IV, Sherri Stoner
|WrittenBy = Shea Fontana / Charles M. Howell IV, Sherri Stoner
|OriginalAirDate = September 14, 2014<ref>http://affiliate.zap2it.com/tvlistings/ZCSGrid.do?sgt=list&fromTimeInMillis=1410667200000&stnNum=18279&aid=dxd</ref>
|OriginalAirDate = September 14, 2014<ref>http://affiliate.zap2it.com/tvlistings/ZCSGrid.do?sgt=list&fromTimeInMillis=1410667200000&stnNum=18279&aid=dxd</ref>
|ShortSummary = '''Grim the Dragon''': The 7D find a sphere that Doc thinks is the enchanted pearl of massiveness. Inspired by a recent [[dragon]] attack and being unable to find a pet dragon, Hildy turns Grim into a dragon to scare the villagers out of Jollywood. When the actual dragon returns and mistakes Grim as her child, Hildy poses as [[Little Bo Peep]] in order to get the 7D to rescue Grim. The 7D discover that the pearl is actually a dragon egg, and they return the baby dragon to its mother.<br />
|ShortSummary = '''Grim the Dragon''': The 7D find a sphere that Doc thinks is the enchanted pearl of massiveness. Inspired by a recent [[dragon]] attack and being unable to find a pet dragon, Hildy turns Grim into a dragon to scare the villagers out of Jollywood. When the actual dragon returns and mistakes Grim as her child, Hildy poses as [[Little Bo Peep]] in order to get the 7D to rescue Grim. The 7D discover that the pearl is actually a dragon egg, and they return the baby dragon to its mother.<br />
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{{Episode list
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|EpisodeNumber = 13
|Title = Hildy the Good / The Jollywood Jam
|Title = The Jollywood Jam / Hildy the Good
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|OriginalAirDate = September 21, 2014
|OriginalAirDate = September 21, 2014
|ShortSummary = '''The Jollywood Jam''': Jollywood celebrate Hero's Day Concert to commemorate the Founding Father's victory over an evil warlock that was Grim's great-great-great-grandfather. Happy's conductor baton accidentally gets switched with Grim’s magic wand that reads minds following a collision with the Glooms' wagon. This incident leads to a magical music extravaganza.<br />
|ShortSummary = '''Hildy the Good''': In another attempt to take over Jollywood, Hildy turns herself into a good witch so she can trick Queen Delightful into becoming her friend.<br />
'''Hildy the Good''': In another attempt to take over Jollywood following the 7D repairing the dam during Whatever Floats Your Boat Day, Hildy turns herself into a good witch using a good witch kit so that she can trick Queen Delightful into becoming her friend and gaining the trust of the 7D. During this time, Hildy gets strange feelings that show her what it's like to be good much to her chagrin.
'''The Jollywood Jam''': At a Jollywood concert, Happy's conductor baton accidentally gets switched with Grim’s magic wand leading to a magical music extravaganza.
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Revision as of 23:31, 21 September 2014

The 7D
Genre
  • Comedy
  • Adventure
  • Fantasy
  • Musical
Based onSnow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Developed byNoah Z. Jones
Written bySherri Stoner (story editor)[1]
Directed by
  • Alfred Gimeno
  • Jeff Gordon
  • Charles Visser[1]
Voices of
Theme music composerParry Gripp and Tom Ruegger
Opening theme"Heigh Ho: Here We Go Now"
Ending theme"Heigh Ho: Here We Go Now" (second verse)
ComposerParry Gripp[1]
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes24[2] (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producerTom Ruegger[1]
ProducerTom Warburton (co-executive producer)[1]
Production companyDisney Television Animation
Original release
NetworkDisney XD
ReleaseJuly 7, 2014 (2014-07-07)[1] –
present

The 7D is an American animated television series produced by Disney Television Animation, and broadcast on Disney XD starting in July 7, 2014. It is a re-imagining of the titular characters from the 1937 film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs by Walt Disney Productions.[1]

Plot

The 7D defend the land of Jollywood from the magical villains Grim and Hildy Gloom who attempt to dethrone Queen Delightful and rule Jollywood.[1] The Glooms attempt to steal magical gems from the 7D mine to aid in their efforts.[3]

Characters

The 7D

The 7D are a group of dwarves who protect Jollywood from the Glooms and other threats. They are the descendants of the dwarves that founded Jollywood. Among the members of the 7D are:

  • Doc (voiced by Bill Farmer[1]) – Doc is the leader of the group. He comes up with various inventions to help the 7D on their missions and engineered the sky buckets transportation system for Jollywood.[4] Farmer has been the voice of Goofy, and also Sleepy in other Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs projects.[5] Farmer said that in making a new take on Doc, he pinches his voice and made him a little scatterbrained.[6]
  • Dopey (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker[1]) – Dopey communicates with whistles, animal sounds, and visual gags. In an interview with Disney Examiner, Baker said that portraying Dopey was easier and allows for more freedom because he uses only animal sounds and whistles.[7]
  • Bashful (voiced by Billy West[1]) – Bashful is shy and sweet. He harbors a crush on Queen Delightful and hides in embarrassment when he hears his name.[4] West describes Bashful as a sweet character who tries to catch up to the others, but likes that he has another side.[5]
  • Happy (voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson[1]) – Happy is joyous and is known for breaking out into song much to the dismay of Grumpy.[9] Richardson said that he drew inspiration from fellow voice actor Jim Cummings with a "country / New Orleans” voice where he is "always upbeat, always positive," and as "if someone just handed him a beer.” [5] Ruegger said that Richardson was the first one of the seven to be cast and his voice set the tone for casting the others.[6]
  • Sleepy (voiced by Stephen Stanton[1]) – Sleepy is always tired. In an interview with Variety, Scott Menville said that Stephen Stanton came up with over fifty different ways to snore.[11]

The Glooms

  • Grimwold "Grim" Gloom (voiced by Jess Harnell[1]) – Grim is a warlock who is Hildy's husband. In "Itsy Bitsy Spider Fighters," it is revealed that Grim is afraid of spiders and ladybugs. In "The Jollywood Jam," it is revealed that Grim's great-great-great-grandfather was a warlock who was defeated by the Founders of Jollywood. Harnell describes him as "a bad-at-being-bad guy”. Regarding his role as a Disney villain, he said that "there’s a fine line — especially in ‘7D,’ which is a broad comedy — because you don’t want to scare little kids”.[12] He said "Grim is so awesome because he’s totally stupid but he’s got a really good heart. He’s actually not a bad guy, he’s just trying to keep up with his wife, which I guess a lot of us can relate to."[6]
  • Hildy Gloom (voiced by Kelly Osbourne[13]) – Hildy is a witch and Grim's wife. Hildy is Osbourne’s first major voiceover role;[6][14] Osbourne was asked after Disney had auditioned 300 girls. She said that she had not seen the character design, which was created before the auditions, until after she got the job. She describes Hildy as “bad with the best intentions” and calls her “my alter ego – my Sasha Fierce”.[14][15]

Jollywood characters

  • Queen Delightful (voiced by Leigh-Allyn Baker[1]) – Queen Delightful is the ruler of Jollywood. Whenever there is trouble, she acts like a police light and siren on a police car and then summons the 7D by pulling a rope for the Bing-Bong Bell.
  • Lord Starchbottom (voiced by Paul Rugg[1][16]) – Lord Starchbottom is Queen Delightful's personal assistant. In "Itsy Bitsy Spider Fighters," it is revealed that Lord Starchbottom is afraid of spiders. Rugg drew inspiration from Jerry Lewis, whom he and Ruegger both admire.[5]

Recurring characters

  • Magic Mirror (voiced by Whoopi Goldberg[17]) – The Magic Mirror serves Queen Delightful and resides in the castle's treasure room. In the episode, "Mirror, Mirror", the Glooms steal the Magic Mirror from Queen Delightful and replace her with a wise-cracking Not-So-Magic Mirror. After the Magic Mirror was rescued by the 7D, she falls in love with the Not-So-Magic Mirror and dates him.[4]
  • Squire Peckington (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker[18]) – Squire Peckington is Queen Delightful's pet parrot who is seen perching in her crown.[10]
  • Snazzy Shazam (voiced by Leigh-Allyn Baker) – Snazzy Shazam is a witch who was Hildy Gloom's rival in school. She is the one who put 100 people to sleep with one sleepy spell.

Production

The 7D was placed into production in June 2012 for the Disney Junior channel with characters redesigned by Noah Z. Jones.[17][19] In an interview with Indiewire, Gimeno said that the pilot episode was done in Flash, but the series was changed to traditional 2D which added production value as Flash was design heavy. The storyboards and pre-production were done at Disney. Animation was produced by Digital eMation in Korea and Toon City in the Phillippines.[19] Ruegger also said that the 2D is also better suited for the show's style.[6]

The theme song and many of the in-episode songs are done by Parry Gripp. He describes the song as "in kind of a punk rock style...It's pretty fast and has guitars and the tone of my voice is a bit nasal and aggressive. But the music in the show really varies.”[9]

Entertainment journalist Jim Hill has noted that some have related the voice ensemble to Marvel's Avengers since it features actors who have voiced in popular cartoon shows. He also noted how many of the crew have worked on Animaniacs, including Tom Ruegger, Sherri Stoner, Paul Rugg, Deanna Oliver, and Randy Rogel. Among the voice actors, LaMarche had voiced Brain, and Jess Harnell had voiced Wakko.[5] Voice director Kelly Ward said "God forbid if anything were to happen when they were all in one place because the voice-over industry would be dealt a crippling blow." The cast usually recorded in ensembles of two to four characters when possible, with Ruegger editing the timing afterwards for characters that recorded separately.[6]

Scott Menville, who voices Sneezy, said that the show takes place before Snow White was born so the Evil Queen from the film will not be there. He also said it is a contemporary take on the film as the characters are hip to the current generation and its pop culture references.[20] Jevon Phillips of Hero Complex also placed the series 30 years or so before Snow White. Ruegger said that the show's demographic differed from his previous works with Animaniacs and Pinky & The Brain, however, he was also encouraged by Disney Jr. to expand the demographic to include parents.[21]

The 7D debuted on July 7, 2014 on Disney XD with broadcasts on Disney Channel and Disney Junior to take place later in the year.[17] It premiered on Disney Channel Asia on September 7.[22]

Reception

The 7D premiere broadcast ranked number 2 overall among Disney XD’s animated original-series premieres for kids 2–11 and kids 6–11.[23]

Brian Lowry of Variety wrote that the show has none of the charm of the source material, and that its plots “fall into a sort of No Kid’s Land in terms of age groups.”[24] Rob Owen wrote in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that the characters were blandly drawn, and that the show was just a chance to capitalize on the film.[25]

Episodes

Season Episodes Originally aired (U.S dates)
Season premiere Season finale
1 24[2] July 7, 2014 (2014-07-07) TBA  ()
No. Title Directed by Written by Original air date[26]
1"The Long, Long Winter / Itsy Bitsy Spider Fighters"Alfred Gimeno / Charles VisserPaul Rugg / Randy RogelJuly 7, 2014 (2014-07-07)

The Long, Long Winter: When Queen Delightful announces the changing of seasons, Jollywood Joe, the Spring Chicken, is nowhere to be found. The Glooms have cast a spell so that Jollywood will stay in winter if Joe is not found by morning. Delightful summons the 7D, who head to Joe's perch, but they discover that the Glooms have kidnapped Joe. They find their hideout, rescue Joe, and return him just in time.

Itsy Bitsy Spider Fighters: Delightful summons the 7D to remove a spider from her castle. When Hildy learns of Delightful's fear of spiders, she turns Grim into a giant spider and places him in the castle. Grumpy gets scared when he sees spider Grim, but the others only notice the little spider who has scared Grim off to another room. As Grumpy, Grim, and the 7D scramble about the castle, Delightful and Starchbottom return. Grim tries one last time to scare Delightful but flees when he sees the little spider on Starchbottom's hat.
2"Sneezin' Season / The Delightful Diamond Mystery"Alfred GimenoJohn McCann, Tom Ruegger and Sherri Stoner / Randy Rogel and Sherri StonerJuly 8, 2014 (2014-07-08)

Sneezin' Season: As the 7D pick jollyberries for the pie festival, Grim and Hildy plan to snip hairs from Grumpy's beard to complete a mind-control potion. However, Sneezy sends a sneeze that blasts them away and sends Grumpy to Australia. Thinking that Sneezy might be allergic to Grumpy, the dwarfs send Grumpy to live with Delightful, but that night, when the Glooms visit the 7D as traveling hairstylists, Sneezy reacts again and blows off their disguises. The day of the festival, while everyone is throwing pies, Hildy manages to snip a piece of Grumpy's beard but the Glooms are forced to retreat when the Grumpy has Sneezy blast pies at them. They discover that Sneezy is allergic to the squirrel that has been tagging along with the Glooms.

The Delightful Diamond Mystery: Queen Delightful discovers that her "Delightful Diamond" has gone missing. After querying Magic Mirror, Doc sets up an elaborate trap. That night, the 7D scatter about the castle as a ghost has been floating around, and discover the diamond under Starchbottom's bed but he denies taking it. After some more scrambling about, they realize that Sir Yipsalot the dog had taken the jewel.
3"Mirror, Mirror / The Big Bash"Charles Visser / Alfred GimenoRandy Rogel / Roger Eschbachner and Sherri StonerJuly 9, 2014 (2014-07-09)

Mirror, Mirror: Hildy has Grim buy a Magic Mirror of her own, but when that mirror refuses to compliment her, Grim steals Delightful’s mirror and replaces it with the Not-So-Magic Mirror (voiced by Wallace Shawn). Queen Delightful summons the 7D, who burrow under the Glooms’ home to take back the Magic Mirror.

The Big Bash: As Jollywood celebrates their sky bucket transportation system at Jollywood's Buckets of Fun Day, Bashful inadvertently causes the arrival of the queen’s new sky bucket to malfunction. He apologizes and hides in Grumpy’s red underwear, but this attracts a bull and he ends up riding him, losing the top of his hat. As they storm through town, he starts helping folks and even Queen Delightful in another sky bucket incident as a masked vigilante named "The Big Bash" when the Glooms target her golden sky bucket.
4"Surprise / Welcome to the Neighborhood"Alfred Gimeno / Charles VisserPaul Rugg / Deanna OliverJuly 10, 2014 (2014-07-10)
Surprise: When the Glooms observe the 7D tell Starchbottom to keep Queen Delightful away from the castle for a surprise party, Hildy has Grim continue spying so he can prepare one for herself. As the 7D decorate the palace room, Starchbottom has Delightful do various tasks. Hildy has trouble finding a friend to invite. When they return, the 7D end up surprising Starchbottom by saying it is actually for his own birthday, while Hildy is happy to see Grim in a clown suit and her cow “friend".
Welcome to the Neighborhood: The 7D discover they have new next-door neighbors called the Grins and have them over for dinner. However, the Grins are actually the Glooms in disguise. While Happy gives them a tour of the mine, the other 7D scramble to warn Happy, but the Glooms reveal themselves and steal Happy’s keys. Hoping to find a gem called the Rock of Sages, they unlock a forbidden door but end up sliding down the disposal chute.
5"Sir Yipsalot and the Goose / Starchy Takes a Break"Alfred Gimeno / Charles VisserDeanna Oliver / Paul RuggJuly 11, 2014 (2014-07-11)
Sir Yipsalot and the Goose: The Glooms abduct Sir Yipsalot and replace him with a goose, setting up a ransom for the key to the castle. While the 7D impersonate Delightful, Sir Yipsalot trashes the Glooms’ home and escapes, forcing them to pretend they still have him. The Queen, Starchbottom and the 7D eventually find Sir Yipsalot using his favorite snack, while the Glooms are unable to disarm the castle’s security system. Grim reveals where he got the goose.
Starchy Takes a Break: After the 7D clean and shine the palace floor so it can be skated on, Starchbottom arrives, but slips and injures his leg. The 7D take care of him while Grumpy takes his place. Doc puts Starchbottom on a special bed contraption. Grumpy tries to eat and relax but his remark inspires Delightful to have him redecorate Starchbottom’s room. Although Starchbottom gets stuck in a dump, both literally and figuratively, the 7D find and retrieve him.
6"The Littlest Giants / Gnome Alone"Alfred GimenoTom Ruegger / Sherri StonerJuly 14, 2014 (2014-07-14)

The Littlest Giants: The Glooms pilot a mechanical giant to raid Jollywood's main village. Delightful summons the 7D to investigate. They come up with something that can scare off the giant.

Gnome Alone: Sleepy gets left behind when the 7D are tricked by the Glooms into going on a vacation to the Enchanted Seaside Resort. The Glooms follow Sleepy into the 7D's mine so that they can steal the Royal Ruby. However, the 7D realize Sleepy is missing and rush back to help save the day.
7"Sleepytime / Goldilocks and the 7D"Charles Visser / Alfred GimenoDeanna Oliver / Randy Rogel, Tom Ruegger and Sherri StonerJuly 15, 2014 (2014-07-15)

Sleepytime Hildy casts a sleeping spell on Jollywood in order to upstage rival Snazzy Shazam for an award for most people put to sleep. However, she falls short as Sleepy awakes. Sleepy and Sir Yipsalot must trek to the top of Mt. Jollymonjaro in order to break the spell by sundown. Sleepy relies on the knowledge and advice from the 7D to accomplish the task.

Goldilocks and the 7D: Goldilocks (voiced by Nancy Cartwright) finds the 7D's cottage while on the run from the Three Bears after she broke into their cottage. Goldilocks uses her cuteness to convince the 7D to stay over, but when she takes advantage of the 7D's hospitality, each of the 7D gradually changes his opinion to wanting to kick her out.
8"For the Love of Cheese / Let's Get Organ-ized"Alfred Gimeno / Charles VisserDeanna Oliver / Tom Ruegger and Craig SheminJuly 21, 2014 (2014-07-21)

For the Love of Cheese: After Grim accidentally turns into a frog, Hildy tries to turn him back to normal by seeking a heart-shaped gem (although the picture is that of a kiss) that Grumpy acquires from the mines. During Cheese Day, when Grumpy puts the gem in his pocket, he inadvertently attracts the affections of those nearby, especially Hildy, as the gem is actually a Love Stone. The 7D bake crackers to make up for the ones they ate from Grumpy.

Let's Get Organ-ized: The Glooms sabotage Queen Delightful's pipe organ by dropping rocks into its pipes. Disguised as pipe organ salespeople, they get her to replace the organ, which would be one that turns everyone into stone. Unaware of the Glooms' plan, the 7D are summoned to remove the broken pipe organ. They use Doc's "How Do You Do" invention to help out.
9"Grandpa Grumpy and the Ogre / Fairest in the Land"Charles Visser / Alfred GimenoDeanna Oliver / Shea FontanaJuly 22, 2014 (2014-07-22)

Grandpa Grumpy and the Ogre: Grumpy and Happy help their grandfathers search for a missing gem that was stolen by an ogre. They ride a multi-purpose vehicle called a Flumadiddle to search for the creature. They find him in the cave where he has stolen all sorts of things, and offer him something he likes to recover the items.

Fairest in the Land: With the upcoming Jollies awards, the Magic Mirror will judge the "Fairest in the Land” and award a Jolly magic wand. Hildy and Grim disguise themselves to give Queen Delightful a makeover to turn her into something hideous. But the Mirror judges Delightful the fairest in the land anyway, revealing that she looks at a person’s inner beauty. The wand transforms Delightful to normal and transforms Hildy into something hideous.
10"The 8th D / New Shoe"Jeff GordonDeanna Oliver / Paul RuggJuly 28, 2014 (2014-07-28)

The 8th D: Dopey has been keeping woodland creatures as pets, so the 7D tell him to not bring any more home. However, he brings an elephant that he tries to pass off as a friend. Grim plans to obtain the elephant for Hildy, but grabs Grumpy. The 7D take the elephant back to the jungle to its parents.
New Shoe: The Old Woman in the Shoe must return her home back to the giant, so Queen Delightful has Lord Starchbottom lead the 7D to construct a new shoe house. Delightful takes Old Woman to the Jollywood spa for some pampering, while Lord Starchbottom struggles with getting the design of the shoe house on paper, and Grumpy has to babysit her children.

Guest stars: Tress MacNeille as Paddy Puddle and Old Woman in the Shoe, Laura Dickinson as Pipsy and Fancy, Sam Lavagnino as Eenie
11"Bathtub Bashful / Knick Knack Paddy Whack"[27]Alfred Gimeno / Charles VisserRandy Rogel / Roger Eschbacher, Deanna Oliver, Sherri StonerAugust 4, 2014 (2014-08-04)

Bathtub Bashful: When singer Jenny Jollywood comes down with a frog in her throat before the Jollypalooza concert, Queen Delightful discovers that Bashful is a good singer, and wants him to sing at the event. Bashful reveals to the 7D that he is only able to sing well in the shower because of his shyness. While Lord Starchbottom scrambles to put together opening acts to stall for time, the 7D come up with a way to enable him to get over his stage fright.

Knick Knack Paddy Whack: The 7D bring an oyster that has a Pearl of Wisdom for Queen Delightful. Lord Starchbottom stores it inside the Knick Knack room, but tries to avoid saying "Knick Knack" because it prompts Delightful's to sing the related verse from "This Old Man", and he would have to roll down a hill. In order to win a fancy cloak, Hildy and Grim must answer a riddle without consulting the Crystal Ball. They steal Delightful's oyster but are unable to open it. The 7D try various methods to distract the Glooms so they can recover the oyster.
12"Grim the Dragon / Free Teensy"Charles Visser / Jeff GordonShea Fontana / Charles M. Howell IV, Sherri StonerSeptember 14, 2014[28]

Grim the Dragon: The 7D find a sphere that Doc thinks is the enchanted pearl of massiveness. Inspired by a recent dragon attack and being unable to find a pet dragon, Hildy turns Grim into a dragon to scare the villagers out of Jollywood. When the actual dragon returns and mistakes Grim as her child, Hildy poses as Little Bo Peep in order to get the 7D to rescue Grim. The 7D discover that the pearl is actually a dragon egg, and they return the baby dragon to its mother.

Free Teensy: Hildy has a shape-shifting ring that allows her to transform into whatever is convenient for her. But she loses it, and it is accidentally thrown into a carnival goldfish bowl and swallowed by a Jolly-Go-Jumbo fish that Queen Delightful wins. As the Glooms try to recover the ring, Delightful notices her fish, Teensy, grows quickly in size, and must relocate it to the sea. The Glooms are swallowed by Teensy, who eventually spits them out, and they have to be rescued by the 7D.
13"The Jollywood Jam / Hildy the Good"UnknownUnknownSeptember 21, 2014

The Jollywood Jam: Jollywood celebrate Hero's Day Concert to commemorate the Founding Father's victory over an evil warlock that was Grim's great-great-great-grandfather. Happy's conductor baton accidentally gets switched with Grim’s magic wand that reads minds following a collision with the Glooms' wagon. This incident leads to a magical music extravaganza.

Hildy the Good: In another attempt to take over Jollywood following the 7D repairing the dam during Whatever Floats Your Boat Day, Hildy turns herself into a good witch using a good witch kit so that she can trick Queen Delightful into becoming her friend and gaining the trust of the 7D. During this time, Hildy gets strange feelings that show her what it's like to be good much to her chagrin.

In June 2014, Disney Publishing Worldwide released "The 7D Mine Train App", an endless-runner video game where the player chooses one of the redesigned 7D dwarfs as their game avatar to pilot a mine car through various levels of the mine, picking up gems. It is loosely associated with the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train attraction at Walt Disney World which opened in May.[29][30]

Disney also released an online game on their Disney XD website called "The 7D Mine Tracker" where players can assemble a mine track or sky bucket course according to the dwarfs' specifications.[31]

Broadcast

The series originally premiered on July 7, 2014 on Disney XD. It began airing on July 13, 2014 on Disney XD of Canada and will premiere on September 7, 2014 on Disney Channel Asia.[32]

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