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Henry and Ray must deal with an annoying new villain called the Spoiler; Piper tries to join a popular Captain Man fan club.
Henry and Ray must deal with an annoying new villain called the Spoiler; Piper tries to join a popular Captain Man fan club.
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S1, EP13 "Spoiler Alert"Henry and Ray must deal with an annoying new villain called the Spoiler; Piper tries to join a popular Captain Man fan club.
Henry Danger
S2, EP15 "Ox Pox"When Piper gets a mysterious illness, Captain Man must travel back in time to the 1700s to find the only cure.
Henry Danger
S3, EP20 "Swellview's Got Talent"After discovering contestants on Swellview's Got Talent are losing consciousness, Captain Man and Kid Danger enlist the help of Charlotte and Schwoz in order to find out what is causing the mischief.
Henry Danger
S4, EP16 "Saturday Night Lies"When Ray runs into an ex-girlfriend, he tries to impress her by pretending that Henry, Charlotte and Jasper are his children.
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