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Henry Danger
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Genre
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Comedy
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Starring
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Theme music composer
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Opening theme
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Unnamed Superhero Theme
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Country of origin
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United States
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Language(s)
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English
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No. of seasons
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3
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No. of episodes
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43
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Original run
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July 26, 2014-present
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Henry Danger is an American crime-solving comedy created by Dan Schneider and Dana Olsen that premiered on July 26, 2014.
Storyline 
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Henry Danger follows the life of Henry Hart, who gets the after school job of a lifetime. As the sidekick to Swellview's well-known superhero, Captain Man, Henry's gig has awesome perks. First up, it pays 9 dollars an hour. Sweet! Next up, he gets to play with next-level, high-tech gadgets. Oh and…he gets to save the WORLD!
As long as he keeps his new identity hidden from his family and friends, plus passes Algebra, Henry is set to be the superhero sidekick of the century! Supervillains, beware.
Cast Edit
Main Edit
- Jace Norman as Henry Hart
- Cooper Barnes as Captain Man
- Riele Downs as Charlotte Bolton
- Sean Ryan Fox as Jasper Dunlop
- Ella Anderson as Piper Hart
Recurring Edit
- Kelly Sullivan as Siren Hart
- Jeffrey Nicholas Brown as Jake Hart
- Duncan Bravo as Gooba Gooch
- Matthew Zhang as Oliver Pook
- Joe Kaprielian as Sidney Birnbaum
- Jill Benjamin as Sharona Shapen
- Michael D. Cohen as Schwoz Schwartz
- Maeve Tomalty as Bianca
- Andrew Caldwell as Mitch Bilsky
- Carrie Barrett as Mary Gaperman
- Winston Story as Trent Overunder
- Jasmine Davidoff as Kim Kardashian
- Baron Jay as Kanye West
- Elise Luthman as Two Canz
- Zachary Mitchell as T-Paint
- Nick Saso as Spray-Z
- Josh Fingerhut as Van Del
- Kirby Griffin as Beyonspray
- Madison Iseman as Veronika
Episodes Edit
Main article: Episode Guide (Henry Danger)
Trivia Edit
- The Toddler from, "The Danger Begins," could be returning to Henry Danger.[2]
- Nathan Kress appeared briefly in "Birthday Girl Down" and made his directorial debut on the show for episodes, "Caved In," and "The Bucket Trap."
