Henry Danger

Let me start by saying I'm a female in my 40's. My son who loves superhero movies couldn't wait to watch this. I have to be honest and say that I can barely tolerate most Nick Shows. For "movie night" I told my son I'd watch this with him. OMG. I have to say I really enjoyed this show. I can't remember the last time a show made me laugh so hard I cried. It might be a corny movie/show, but it is very entertaining. Since I LOVE sarcasm, I think the superhero is HILARIOUS!! A few days before I'd just watched Batman and Robin with George Clooney. This show blew that Batman and the horrible script and acting out of the water.

So I can admit that I'm an adult woman who watches Nickelodeon (I grew up on it, and I've found that watching kids shows and kid movies helps me ease my stress because, let's face it: a lot of the shows on t.v. aimed at adults feature topics/scenarios that are too "like real life" for a person like me who just wants to relax). Call me an immature escapist if you want, but isn't that what t.v. is for? Anyhow, I gave "Henry Danger" a try -- and let me say, I was surprised that it made me laugh so much. The first eppie that I watched was the birthday party episode. And this led to watching three more episodes on-demand (my faves so far are "Man Beast" and also the episode where a new "kid" joins the basketball team). I adore the kind of humor in "Henry Danger" -- there are many side-jokes that are aimed at an older crowd so parents/adults won't get left out. The jokes also include pop culture references.

I enjoy the whole adventure, superhero aspect of it all. I don't mind Piper -- she's supposed to be a brat and I find it funny. The show has a lot of potential, and so do the stars. I watched this show on a Saturday night (I'm handling some tough stuff in my life at the moment) and it helped me to cope because I felt like a kid again.

When it comes down to it, if you don't take this show too seriously and expect golden gold at every moment, it's a nice way to pass the time. Glad to see the show got picked up for more episodes.

If I could make any suggestions for the show, it would be to keep including the supporting characters (not just Charlotte, Piper,and Jasper) because it gives me a good "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" vibe, and also, please give Charlotte a last name, lol!

So this show had been around for quite a while before i actually started to watch it. Nickelodeon had been introducing loads of new shows at that point and honestly, Henry Danger looked boring and a childish show aimed at 8 year old kids just like all the other new cheesy shows and i had no desire to watch it. But it must have been a couple weeks later before i noticed that Dan Schneider had written it and as i had enjoyed all the previous shows that he had created (icarly, victorious, drake & josh, Sam & Cat) i decided i might give it a try. And of course, it was really cheesy as expected but i forced myself to watch it and i found out that the episodes were actually quite entertaining and lighthearted. Of course, some of the characters do annoy me like Jasper, Charlotte and Piper but because i really like the personality of Captain Man and Henry i am able to watch it. So even if you say to yourself that you can't bear to watch one whole episode, just do it and maybe you will actually like it. It'll bring out the kid in you if nothing! The script is fun and many of the jokes make me laugh or at the least they make me smile:)

This show just recently grew on me! But I like it a lot!

I rarely watch Nickelodeon. The only times that I do is when my sister comes over on holidays and she hogs the TV. I have to say that out of all the live-action shows currently airing (Game Shakers, School of Rock, Thundermans and others), Henry Danger is one of my favourites. The show is beautifully self-aware and both the situations they face and the dialogue reflect that it's a show that's just for fun. I love cheesy plots and lines as long as someone knows that they're being so. And this show is definitely that. From plots involving villains who're harvesting beetle tears to the hero's name itself (Captain Man. Oh jeez how I laughed when I first heard that). This show isn't serious. It has a sorta campy feel to it and I love how the writers seem to have fun with each episode and situations that the characters are in. Watch, enjoy, laugh. It definitely has its drawbacks, but I felt like no-one really explained the good in it, so I hope this helps.