Henry Danger

Premise: In the town of Swellview, 13-year-old Henry Hart (Jace Norman) lands a part-time job as Kid Danger, the sidekick to the city’s well-known superhero, Captain Man (Cooper Barnes). Together, they work out of a secret lair beneath a junk shop and embark on daring adventures, battling quirky villains and keeping the city safe. As Kid Danger, Henry must balance the challenges of adolescence with the responsibilities of his superhero alter ego, all while keeping his identity hidden from friends and family.

Main Characters:

1. Henry Hart/Kid Danger (Jace Norman) – A teenager with a secret life as Captain Man’s sidekick, constantly juggling school, friends, and superhero duties.
2. Ray Manchester/Captain Man (Cooper Barnes) – The seemingly indestructible superhero of Swellview, who becomes a mentor to Henry.
3. Charlotte Page (Riele Downs) – Henry’s intelligent and resourceful best friend, who later learns of his secret and becomes a trusted ally.
4. Jasper Dunlop (Sean Ryan Fox) – Henry’s other best friend, known for his quirky antics and loyalty.
5. Piper Hart (Ella Anderson) – Henry’s feisty younger sister, who remains oblivious to her brother’s double life.

Themes: “Henry Danger” delves into themes such as responsibility, friendship, and the challenges of growing up. It examines the juxtaposition of a regular teenage life against the backdrop of superhero antics. The series frequently emphasizes the importance of teamwork, trust, and the moral choices heroes must make in the face of adversity.

Rating: 3.7/5 The series was lauded for its unique blend of comedy and action, appealing mainly to younger viewers. The dynamic between Captain Man and Kid Danger provided both comedic and heartfelt moments. While some critics appreciated its humor and entertaining plotlines, others felt the show sometimes leaned too heavily on slapstick comedy, which might not resonate with all age groups.

TV Parental Guidelines Rating: TV-G. “Henry Danger” is designed to be suitable for all ages, with content that is generally considered acceptable for children. However, parents might want to watch alongside younger kids to address any questions they might have about the superhero action.

Broadcast Details: The show aired on Nickelodeon from 2014 to 2020.

Recommendations: If you enjoyed “Henry Danger,” consider exploring:

1. “The Thundermans” – Chronicles the life of a suburban family with superpowers.
2. “The Adventures of Kid Danger” – An animated spin-off of “Henry Danger.”
3. “Danger Force” – A spin-off focusing on a new group of sidekicks training under Captain Man.
4. “Mighty Med” – Follows two boys who discover a secret hospital for superheroes.
5. “Lab Rats” – A series about teens with bionic powers living under one roof.

Streaming Services:

Currently available to stream on Paramount+