Wanna know a secret? I'm back.
Henry's back and so are we,
with more confidential stories behind the scenes
of the Dangerverse.
Count 'em with me. One, two, three, four!
Fact number ten:
The start of the season was filled
with many returning characters.
We got a lot of old friends coming back this week;
David Blue as Rick Twitler; Tommy Walker as Drex.
But the biggest return was none other
than Jace Norman as Henry Hart.
So, Jace is back and it's amazing.
It's like he never left. It's- It's like
I just saw him the other day and, uh, it was just so cool
to have him on set.
On the day of the table read, Jace was reunited
with his cast friends
for the first time in a long time.
Having Jace back on set is one of the most fun things
that's happened in a while.
It was super funny. He makes us laugh like crazy
and seeing him and Cooper back together,
it was just amazing.
The chemistry is incredible.
It feels really good to be back.
There's nothing like being on set and doing our thing,
and I just, just is like, uh, just like coming home.
Fact number nine:
This episode begins with Henry ignoring a slew of calls
from Captain Man.
I'll call 'em. Henry usually picks up for me.
Please. If Henry's not gonna pick up
for me, he's definitely not gonna pick--
Hey, what's up, buddy?
It's a hilarious gag,
but did you know that it's technically based
on real events?
There's literally a group text chain
between the four of us right now
that one person has not ever responded to.
Never responds to it.
I-I-I don't get a lot of service signal.
Oh, yeah. In- In West Hollywood?
Art certainly does imitate life, don't you think?
Gonna have to call my pal to come help us out.
Don't worry, he always answers my calls.
Don't even have my phone on me.
I was going to reach for it. I'm not... don't have it.
Fact number eight:
While Jace has made a couple of appearances on Danger Force,
you can find his name attached to every episode.
That's because Jace has gone from star in front of the camera
to behind the camera, joining the ranks
of talented producers of the series.
Producer and guest star, Mr. Jace Norman.
Fact number seven:
After the table read, rehearsals begin,
but the sets they're acting in don't quite look right.
That's because they still haven't been finished.
As you can see here,
Rick Twitler's device is only in its basic form
during rehearsal. But not to worry,
soon the art department will build on to it
more and more until it's ready for filming day.
Here it is in all of its glory.
You'd better... pick up... my phone--!
[screaming]
Fact number six:
Another important part of the rehearsal day is
stunt choreography.
At first, this is planned out
with the stunt team beat by beat,
then the cast follows each step slowly, quicker, quicker
and finally at full speed for the cameras.
[laughing]
By the way, can we just take a moment
to appreciate Terrence's mask?
It's just glorious.
Fact number five:
Returning from leading all stunts in Henry Danger
is coordinator extraordinaire Vince Deadrick.
He shows up at like 5 a.m.
and he starts plotting the fight,
and then we go to lunch and 30 minutes later
we come back to stage, and all of a sudden,
you guys know every single fight move.
Vince not only choreographs the action but overseas
all proper safety precautions
during filming and rehearsal. He even had a cameo
on Henry Danger as the man on fire
in the episode, Knight and Danger.
It happened again!
Are you just doing this to get attention?
Yeah.
That is some burning passion for your career.
Fact number four:
The cast perform the vast majority
of the fight scenes themselves.
So coming back to season two,
you'll see that the Danger Force cast
are doing more of their own stunts.
Some of the slow motion actions
that we have throughout this episode,
is really funny and something I haven't done
on the show before.
I am doing more my own stunts.
You know, whatever Vince will allow me to do
'cause sometimes, it's like, "No, Havan,
you cannot jump off the top of a building."
[laughing]
However, some moments are just too risky
so that's where the stunt team comes in.
While that looks like fun,
I'm really glad the pros are doing it.
Fact number three:
You know all those really cool posters
from the Dangerverse? The images all come
from a separate photo shoot done between scenes.
Here's Jace, Cooper and more taking their best poses
for Danger Force publicity.
[music playing]
All right, Mr. Jace Norman, I'm ready for my close up.
Fact number two:
Here's a fun costume detail for you.
Each member of the Danger Force has their own individual logo.
While Captain Man still rocks a swirl logo on his suit,
Henry has a new logo going on, and from the looks of it,
it represents his new found superpower,
force field.
Spray it on to my little friend.
[screaming]
Pretty on brand, if I do say so myself.
Also, Jace, can I borrow that jacket sometime?
No!
And finally, fact number one:
While being part of a TV series is a lot of hard work
and long hours it's also a ton of fun.
[music playing]
It's really fun having Jace back on set.
Not only just, you know, seeing him and Cooper have fun
but making jokes, and, you know, laughing all the time,
not getting any work done.
[laughing]
[music playing]
Ah.
I saw it.
So much fun, it's overloading the tape.
Yep. That tape won't be playable again,
but I'm glad you could check out
these behind the scene secrets with us.
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