ALL AMERICAN HANDYMAN
All American Handyman brings together 10 of the country’s most talented handymen and handywomen to compete in a series of challenges to discover who has what it takes to fix and build just about anything thrown their way.
Over the course of six episodes, competitors battle through challenges designed to test their skills, creativity and resourcefulness in a series of relatable, real-world handyman projects.
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SEASONS & EPISODES
Below is the full list of seasons and episodes related to “All American Handyman”
Season 1
- S01E01: Hello Contestants, Goodbye Contestants
- S01E02: Teams of Two
- S01E03: Lay Out Kitchen Designs
- S01E04: This is the End My Friends
Season 3
- S03E01: Toilet Fixes and Custom Doghouse Build
- S03E02: Crying Babies and Playground Battles
- S03E03: From Clutter and Chaos to the Dream Garage
- S03E04: Handymen turned Home Inspectors Turned Garden builders
- S03E05: The Crawlspace Obstacle Course and BBQ Island Build Off
- S03E06: Media Room Redo and a Full Kitchen Build Out
Season 2
- S02E01: Make or Break
- S02E02: Good on Paper
- S02E03: Behind Closed Doors
- S02E04: Terrible Twos
- S02E05: Know It or Blow It
- S02E06: to the Top
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