Henry Danger

1. Michael D. Cohen, who portrays the character Schwoz Schwartz, revealed in 2019 that he transitioned female to male approximately 20 years prior. Nickelodeon later included Schwoz in a Pride-themed social media post in June 2020, recognizing the character as transgender in alignment with the actor's identity. 2. In the 'Henry Danger' episode 'My Phony Valentine', Ray makes a comment to Henry about needing to 'ki--' someone, stopping short and telling Henry to forget it, explicitly stating that 'kissing the same gender would portray homosexuality, something kids shows often didn't show at the time'. The villain Frankini is also frequently depicted as 'extravagantly effeminate, wearing over-the-top makeup and little stick-on jewels on his face,' and in 'Henry Danger: The Movie,' transforms into a 'uni-cow' with a rainbow-colored horn, which can be interpreted as LGBTQ+ coding.

1. In 'The Danger Begins', Captain Man pushes Henry into a shelf, causing Henry to hit his head, and later repeatedly sits on Henry's head. In the episode 'Invisible Brad,' the character Brad violently slaps and hurts Henry. Brad also pinches Mitch Bilsky on the butt offscreen, which Charlotte acknowledges as sexual assault. 2. The first season of 'Henry Danger' received a 6+ rating from Kijkwijzer due to fear and violence, specifically mentioning a scene where a baby transforms into a monster with red, glowing eyes and behaves in a threatening manner. Additionally, in 'The Secret Gets Out,' a character attempts to use a chainsaw to kill Henry and another character.

1. The show features numerous suggestive jokes and innuendos. For instance, in 'Mo' Danger, Mo' Problems', Ms. Shapen tells Henry, 'I would give you a hug if it wouldn't get me fired,' after he achieves a perfect test score. In 'One Henry, Three Girls,' the news anchor Mary implies having had sex in a public bathroom, and Henry uses 'the woods' as slang for penis. 2. In 'Love Muffin', Jasper gives Henry mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, which leads to Henry temporarily falling in love with Jasper. Additionally, the episode 'Birthday Girl Down' implies that Captain Man had sex with Debbie's mother, at one point in front of Debbie's father.

1. In 'The Bucket Trap', Gooch mentions his religious beliefs prohibit him from reading the rest of a comment, implying it contains inappropriate language. In the same episode, Ray is heard swearing under his breath. 2. A hate message on a screen in the Man Cave features a 'poop emoji replacing Captain Man's head,' which is recognized as an innuendo for 'sh*t-head'. In 'Danger Force,' Ray is interrupted just as he is about to say 'what the f***'.

1. In 'The Danger Begins', when Ray and Henry drink milk, they act as if they are taking a shot of alcohol, demonstrating a comedic portrayal of intoxication. Jasper mentions Henry possibly having 'hepatitis, which is a disease transmitted by either drugs or sex,' bringing up mature topics. 2. In 'Henry Danger: The Movie,' a drink called the 'Frankini-tini' is mentioned, and a character, Misty, admits to writing fanfiction 'under the lingering influence of a dentist's medication.' The spin-off 'Danger Force' also features a substance called 'Tree butter' that causes characters to be unable to stand, which is alluded to as a type of drug.

1. Kijkwijzer specifically rated Season 1 of 'Henry Danger' as 6+ due to fear, citing a scene in the first episode where a baby transforms into an angry monster with red, glowing eyes, behaving in a threatening manner. 2. In 'Danger Force,' there is a 'Comet Monster' with the power to possess or kill people, and a scene where a character, AWOL, almost vomits after seeing Captain Man's head cut off, indicating potentially disturbing visuals or plot points.

1. Piper Hart frequently displays rebellious behavior and backtalk towards her parents and other adults, such as when she spanks a kid in 'The Bucket Trap'. Captain Man also exhibits childish and irresponsible behavior, often requiring Henry to manage or 'bail him out' of situations. 2. Ray, as Captain Man, sometimes shows casual disrespect, such as accidentally misnaming Piper as 'Paper' repeatedly in 'Meet Cute Crush,' suggesting a lack of care rather than simple forgetfulness.