Henry Danger

TV show · 2014

This report covers the full series run (2014–2020, 5 seasons). Henry Danger is a fast-paced Nickelodeon superhero sitcom in which 13-year-old Henry secretly becomes Kid Danger, sidekick to the indestructible Captain Man — full of slapstick, laser-blasting villains, and goofy secret-identity comedy. The content is mostly light and cartoonish, but recurring rude behavior from adult and teen characters and some suggestive jokes aimed at older viewers are worth knowing about.

Best suited to kids around 7 and up who enjoy silly superhero slapstick and secret-identity comedy; younger or sensitive children may find some villain scenes tense and the humor around adults confusing.

Scary imageryPeril & tensionViolenceBig emotionsLanguageBehavior modeledLoud or startling soundsFlashing lightsRomance & innuendoOld-school gender rolesRacial & cultural stereotypes

Episodes to know about

Behavior modeledrecurring across the seriesModerate

Captain Man (Ray) regularly behaves selfishly or aggressively toward Henry and the team for laughs; adults across the show are repeatedly depicted as foolish or incompetent, modelling poor behavior toward kids and peers.

Behavior modeledrecurring across the seriesMild

Henry's younger sister Piper is persistently demanding and self-centered, and her behavior is never meaningfully corrected on screen.

Racial & cultural stereotypesrecurring across the seriesModerate

Guest and recurring characters include a mystical Arab store owner, an East Asian family played as unable to speak English, and a Black female character whose practical solutions are always dismissed for laughs; these depictions are woven throughout the run rather than isolated to single episodes.

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