[screaming
Hey guys! It’s Cooper and Jace here and we’re on the set
of Henry Danger. We’re shooting the very final episode today.
The Henry Danger run through!
This was indeed the final run through of Henry Danger!
What!
I know, sorry, I'm sorry. Sorry I had to break the news.
We've had 128 shows. That means we’ve done
approximately, give or take, 256 run throughs.
Think about that. There’s a lot of moving parts!
We’ve got the actors! We’ve got the director!
We got props running back and forth! We make this thing look as good
as it can! Let me tell you something everybody.
We rocked them all baby!
Yeah!
Put in some late hours.
Some late hours. Some 16-hour days.
- Some 20-hours days. - I haven’t eaten in a while.
Some 35-hour days too.
We’re actually freezing time--
- I haven’t slept in four days. - Yeah.
We should start the Henry Danger reality show.
Like keeping up with the Dangers. Like do interviews.
Get frame clearance for the camera.
Now you’re gonna be holding that for nine hours.
You were only 13 when you took that oath.
You didn’t know what you were getting into.
Wait, wait. Sorry Cooper.
- Okay. - Move the shot.
Just a little higher, just a little.
Jace, you’re doing great but just a little higher with the boom.
You didn’t know what you were getting into! You didn’t sign up for this!
I did! Listen you were only…
You were only 13 when you took that oath!
You didn’t know what you were getting-- I’m sorry. I can’t.
Yeah, cut! Cut!
I mean you don’t even need to speak English to like this show!
Honestly. You just need to look at it and just see these reactions
and see this eye contact.
Just do a little test.
Mute your phone or your device or your TV.
- Right here. - Look at that.
What else do you want?
- What else do you need? - What else…what do you need?
You should watch it with the volume on though.
It’s funnier that way.
Here we go. So, things are really chaotic here,
a lot to learn and action.
- Henry? - Charlotte?
- Are you going down with the blimp? - Uh...
I think so, yeah.
We always have kids come on set and watch our Wednesday run throughs.
So, that’s always nice to meet these kids.
And a lot of kids are family or friends of people who work here.
So, it’s just super cool to see how it’s impacting other people.
With fans over the years there have been just so many good experiences!
Made me really appreciate.
And a big underground explosion!
Ugh, alright come on!
They're dropping.
- Henry! - Sparks are coming down.
Go for cover!
I think what makes Henry Danger different from other shows is just
the family we have.
I think it kind of shows on screen that we all are
best friends and we love each other and we have fun.
I think it really does translate.
Much like the time that it took Henry to eventually graduate.
It took us a little bit to put this momento together for you guys.
[humming]
Oh, the big drawing. They’re all one of a kind everybody! One...
One of a kind!
I think what Henry Danger will forever be known by is the cast!
Yes.
I mean, we have laughed. We have cried. We have hugged. We have supported.
That I think is what defines us.
And I think in the end it’s what you guys
and all of us will always be proud of.
It’s the story that we’re all gonna tell.
Alright, so here’s to us everybody! Henry Danger, everybody!
The chemistry of our cast is something
that’s so special and that I’ll cherish for the rest of my life.
I mean, just the sense of humor, the writing.
It makes it a really special experience for us as the actors
and I think that translates to the audience.
Jace Norman!
Cooper Barnes!
Riele Downs!
Sean Ryan Fox!
Ella Anderson!
Michael Cohen! Take a bow everybody!
[CHEERING]
Yeah!
When I got the call that I got the show,
I was doing homework and they said "you got it".
Honestly, I already knew I was gonna get it, 'cause I killed that audition.
But I remember distinctively thinking like--
My life's about to change. I just had this weird feeling that
It just felt like wow, this is really, really big.
I never felt anything like it, like it was really cool.
When I got the call that I booked Henry Danger, I think I was just at home
doing homework after school and I was excited. I was excited
to get to work and have fun on the show.
I was actually in L.A. when I got the call.
Which was crazy cause I live in Toronto.
And I remember getting the call in my hotel room and just being scared,
'cause you know it’s a lot of pressure. You wanna do well and
you want the show to do well. But I was also just really excited
for the opportunity and to get to work with other people.
And to come out and live here cause it’s definitely warmer, so yeah.
I remember exactly where I was when I got the call.
Things were not as great as they are now.
I think I did five auditions for Captain Man.
I did a lot too.
And I think it wasn’t until the last one I met you.
Getting this job was like...
Like those guys that on death row and they get a call from the governor.
right before they’re gonna flip the switch. I was like yes, thank you God!
Pretty similar to that.
- It was just like that. - So we’re not worried about anything.
- Yeah. - Anymore.
Everthing’s coming up Cooper and Jace.
Everything’s good. I’ve gotta run to an audition but uh...
Yeah.
A, B, and C mark.
- That blonde guy must be Drex. - Yeah.
Drex Stinklebum.
- Who are you? - The name's Bose.
Drex took me hostage. You guys hostages too?
No!
Oh, do you wanna be? I can put in a good word for ya.
So basically it’s the first time we’re all together and
we’re hiding.
The three of them are hiding behind like few cans in this blimp hanger.
And then I sneak up behind them and I ask if I can help them
try and take down the villain Drex.
Captain Man.
- I don’t know how you made it. - Come here for a second.
I thought we told you kids to go home.
- No one tells us what to do. - I’m a hostage.
- Well I’m mad. - Sorry.
- But also glad. - Yay!
That you’ll be here to watch us destroy Drex.
We try and fight him and then we help Kid Danger
put back together the Omega weapon because it was broken.
and I’m all over the place.
But we help him put it back together.
And then we all have to hold in these tubes.
We become blacksmiths and put the Omega weapon back together.
How you gonna do that? I’m destructible too, remember?
Well I was gonna start by distracting you.
- Distracting me from what? - From this!
Omega!
Now Kid!
Everyone’s kind of catching on to like after six years of doing this,
this is the last time that like everyone will maybe be together.
- It’s sad to think about even for us. - Yeah.
Since like we’re moving on.
- But it was always ending. - Yeah.
So it’s not more of taking the spot. I guess it’s more of filling the hole.
- Taking the spot… - Continuing on like the legacy.
- There you go. - Of Henry Danger.
Kid Danger! Captain Man!
[cheers]
Well for me growing up was just like
pretty strange but it’s the only reality I know.
We're gonna be just fine.
It’s been an honor Captain Man.
Thanks for hiring me.
It was mostly this guy, honestly. I mean this guy
kind of kept me sane and kept me laughing,
and showing me how to have fun.
Oh, here it comes.
[screaming]
Yeah, this counts.
This counts as flying.
Without him I probably would not be able to do the show because
I would just be so like... The fun would be gone, you know?
As soon as that magic’s gone, there’s no point.
- One more foot on each. - Oh!
- Let’s go a couple more feet. - Let’s go higher.
The quality starts to show when you’re not having a good time.
And one of the reasons why the show’s a success is we did have a good time.
We have fun on set!
Ray and Henry! You guys have a visual on Drex?
Yeah, I got eyes on him right now!
I’ll have fists on him in ten seconds!
Hey Kid!
Yeah?
Just want you to know!
No matter what happens, I’m still mad at you for wanting to leave Swellview.
I know dude, I know.
[screaming]
It’s tough and there have been some times
where it’s very arduous and very hard.
But through it all like it has been fun.
I’m gonna go this mask off for the last time.
Oh hey, guess what everybody.
A series wrap to the mask and the outfit
of Kid Danger!
[cheers]
Honestly, like the coolest part about being Kid Danger
is that when you go on the street,
people are like wow, you’re Kid Danger.
I’m going to take off my mask for the last time.
And uh… it feels pretty good.
It feels like responsibility and weight of me is...
it’s hard to explain.
Seeing that love of the show
cause when you’re in the studio, you’re shooting it.
and you’re having fun shooting but then when you see somebody who is connected
to the show that you’ve never met before
it’s like the most magical thing because it’s like
wow, like you’re really doing something that this person loves.
And that’s what makes it worth it.
Alright, can we cut the, can we cut the camera?
Alright guys, this is the final scene of Henry Danger
It is a… I can’t really actually say what it really is.
because it’s a big, big spoiler but I’m all dressed up for it so.
I’m shooting the last scene
and about to walk out of this set and with that I will done with
this show and that’s kind of weird. I don’t even know how I feel about it.
It’s just all happening at once.
Roll cameras, time and mark.
Peace, and I cannot stress this enough.
Snitches.
Maybe I should've made her my sidekick.
She never would’ve taken the job.
Nah.
So, you gonna tell him or ghost him?
Uh...
Give me a second.
It’s a dramatic ending.
It’s also gonna be of course very funny cause that’s what we do around here.
Cause we’re hilarious!
I wrap up my story and Kid Danger and Henry are kind of two different
- people in a way. - Yeah there’s a dichotomy there for sure.
And um, they both have...
One has a more dramatic ending, but they both have a really nice ending.
Hey look uh before you go...
There’s uh...
something I’ve always wanted to tell you.
and uh it’s not easy for me to say.
So, I’m just gonna go ahead and say it… Ooh they’re unveiling our statues!
What?
Wait, what were you gonna say?
Man my statue’s gonna look so much better than yours.
I think the one thing I’m gonna miss about working at Henry Danger is
Cooper’s jokes. He grew up you know around
the 80s and 90s and he’s got a lot of references.
And they’re funny to hear every time he spits one out.
He probably has a new one every week and it’s so much fun.
Well we’re getting to be about that time.
So, that completes the series for four incredible actors!
First up, Michael Cohen, ladies and gentlemen. Michael, come on in.
Uh, what I’m gonna miss the most obviously,
Jace, Sean, Riele, Ella, hands down.
That’s what I’m gonna miss the most.
I’m gonna miss the man cave.
I am gonna miss the man cave. I mean I built it.
Nobody funnier with the bits and his acting talent
only eclipsed by what an extraordinary,
extraordinary man,
that you are.
And we love you Michael! Ladies and gentlemen,
That is a series wrap on Mr. Michael D. Cohen!
[cheering]
I have really mixed feelings about this being the last episode.
But yeah, like I’m close to everybody in the cast in a different way.
Like, we all have different kinds of relationships and
I’m just gonna, I’m gonna miss them a lot.
Ladies and gentleman, Sean Ryan Fox everybody, yeah!
Well, there is no actor out here that has grown
into such an awesome talent.
Part of Jasper’s character is friendship,
loyalty to Henry.
That’s his best friend.
The only way you can do that is to be that kind of person.
Sean Ryan Fox is one of the most loyal,
nicest guys I know.
That is a series wrap
of Sean Ryan Fox!
The next is Ms. Ella Anderson everybody. Ella!
For all you parents in the room, the baby of the family
is the one you cling to the most, right?
We still got our Ella. We started the show when she was eight years-old.
Eight years old! This little girl came in with
a smile beaming this big.
And I can’t say how proud we have all been watching you
go from that little baby to the incredible young woman that you are.
And we cannot wait to see what’s next and where you go from here.
And ladies and gentleman, that is a series wrap on Ms. Ella Anderson!
[cheering]
I can never even like imagine a better way of
having spent these past years of my life and sort of growing up
with you incredible people.
I don’t even know what to say. Like there’s no words to describe that and
I, like, yeah I don’t even know. But
I’m not okay!
[laughing]
Yay!
Riele, come on in.
Here in the box.
Eh! It’s overwhelming in here.
When, um. When season one started,
this incredible young lady walks in with this huge smile,
I mean polite,
smart, nice, kind
so please everybody,
that is a series wrap on Ms. Riele Downs everybody!
[cheering]
Some things I’ve learned about myself through the years.
I guess how to apply myself. For sure I’ve learned that.
I mean, this was like my whole high school experience so.
How do I apply myself in terms of school, schooling on set and to apply
myself in terms of the show and just
really drill down on those lines and you know create moments and
really figure out who Charlotte is.
And I don’t even know what else to say. It’s just been an honor getting to
know like everyone in this room and it’s been like the best experience
so thank you.
I’ll honestly miss a lot when I’m not working on this show.
It’s kind of hard to process right now and to think about cause I’m still in it.
It’s like we’ve been here for like six years. It doesn’t really feel like
it’s gonna end but I’m gonna miss everything I guess. Like all the people
that I get to interact with on a daily and obviously the cast and crew.
And just getting to get up, come here, have a purpose,
fulfill that purpose, and leave.
Cooper Barnes, what he didn’t know at the time
that he was going to adopt four kids.
And he made sure that from day one that this was the place to be.
Every day on this set making sure that they were okay.
To play a hero, that’s not acting,
you have to be a hero.
You’re a hero man.
That’s a series wrap.
Clark Cooper Barnes!
[cheering]
The fans really make this all worth while on the hard days.
This reminded me of like how important the show is to a lot of people.
Yeah like cause for them it’s like wow, that’s so cool
Yeah, and we don’t see how it effects people that often.
The only way that you look like a super hero
is with the help of a lot of people,
props, costumes, hair,
make up. Literally people putting you into the suit.
Stunt people to take the big hits for you.
They make you look legit. And I also learned that um,
when you are a super hero and you have a sidekick,
it’s a very, very uh unique relationship that
you can’t fully understand until you’ve had one.
So I think, I think you know how I feel about you.
[laughing]
And uh...
I think you all know how I feel about you.
This has been a wild ride. Thank you.
[cheering]
Jace Norman came in, 13 year-old kid, number one on the call sheet.
So by definition, he was our leader.
Sorry, it’s just uh,
it’s an extraordinary thing to watch people
that you invest in so much
and you watch them grow,
and we use terms like family.
You cannot be remiss and not acknowledge
that what we do here is our family.
You’re our number one. You’ll always be our number one. We love you man.
I love you.
Ladies and gentlemen, that is a series wrap on Mr. Jace Norman!
[cheering]
I’m gonna miss the crew.
I’m gonna miss the people that I basically grew up with. I mean,
these faces I see every day.
You know and like they know me so well and I know them so well.
You ever get to know someone so well you don’t even have to talk when
you’re around them. It’s like you just know. Like you just know.
And uh I’m gonna miss that.
I’ve been trying to think of what to say but when you
spend six years and when you’ve done what we’ve done ,
there really isn’t much to say.
This has always been my dream. Literally this is like
not even real. Like when I was five years old,
I was watching TV and thinking
that’s what I want to do and
it’s now I’m here and it’s thanks to you guys
and you’ll always be a part of my soul and Henry Danger
will always be a part of my identity.
This is magic in a bottle.
And I’m just glad I could be a part of it.
- Thank you guys. - Yes!
[cheering]
Thanks for watching and being a part of the last five seasons.
Don’t miss the final episode of Henry Danger.