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Henry Danger

Worth a closer look

Ages 7–13First shown 2014

Henry Hart’s afterschool job? Kid Danger: Captain Man’s superhero sidekick. Fighting crime AND finishing homework? Villains, beware!

Our verdict

  • Good influence 2/5
  • Parent appeal 3/5
  • Well made 3/5

Overstimulating Grating audio

Reviewers are divided on Henry Danger, with some praising its clever satire of superhero clichés while many others criticise its reliance on mean-spirited humour and crude jokes. While the lead character shows some growth, the series is frequently noted for portraying adults as incompetent and rewarding bratty behaviour in children. Production standards are a point of contention, as viewers often highlight poor special effects and grating audio elements like constant shouting and loud laugh tracks.

Why these scores

Good influence

Does it show behaviour you'd be happy to see copied?

2out of 5

While some reviews highlight themes of teamwork and the protagonist's growth as a hero, a much larger volume of commentary criticises the show for rewarding negative behaviour. Many viewers report that bullying, lying, and disrespect toward parents are played for laughs without consequences, and the adult characters are frequently portrayed as incompetent, neglectful, or immature.

Parent appeal

Will you enjoy watching it with them?

3out of 5

Opinions are sharply divided: some adults appreciate the show's campy, self-aware satire of superhero tropes and absurdist humour, particularly in later seasons. However, many other reviewers find the experience tedious, describing the plots as predictable and the humour as juvenile or mean-spirited.

Well made

Are the writing, animation and sound made with care?

3out of 5

The show's production quality receives mixed feedback, with many reviews citing poor acting, cheap special effects, and an overreliance on intrusive laugh tracks. Conversely, some viewers praise the show's smart writing and internal consistency, and it has received professional recognition for its stunts and makeup.

Watch-outs

Overstimulating

Several reviews describe the show as having a frenetic, chaotic pace with constant action and intense visuals that may be overwhelming for some.

Toy-led: not enough data

We haven't found enough independent sources to say yet.

Grating audio

There is a consistent pattern of complaints regarding a main character who frequently shouts her lines, alongside the repetitive use of catchphrases and an obnoxious laugh track.

Where to watch

Streaming availability from Watchmode.

Last updated 18 October 2026.