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When a report comes out that declares Kid Danger's super power an illness, Kid Danger has to convince Swellview that it is a huge misunderstanding.
When a report comes out that declares Kid Danger's super power an illness, Kid Danger has to convince Swellview that it is a huge misunderstanding.
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S3, EP13 "JAM Session"When Ray hears that Piper is going to Junior Anger Management to work on her anger issues, he makes a wager with Henry that he can make her lose her temper before the night ends.
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S5, EP5 "The Great Cactus Con"Jasper gets the chance to take his crush to Cactus Con, but when a mysterious villain gets involved in the convention, the entire gang is forced into action.
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S1, EP21 "Kid Grounded"Henry is grounded after he is caught sneaking out at night; while Piper drives Henry crazy at home, Charlotte steps into the sidekick role.
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S2, EP14 "Grave Danger"When Ray starts behaving strangely, Henry and Charlotte investigate and are surprised to discover the cause of his behavior.
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