Danger Force – WISE Score & Parent Review | Screenwise

Danger Force

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show2020

35%

WISE Score

A Henry Danger spin-off that even kids aren't really watching—the 4.1 IMDb rating says it all.

Danger Force

show

TV-Y7, 2020

35%

WISE Score

A Henry Danger spin-off that even kids aren't really watching—the 4.1 IMDb rating says it all.

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Screenwise Verdict

Let's be real: a 4.1 on IMDb for a kids' show is absolutely brutal. That's not critics being snobby—that's actual viewers, including kids, saying this isn't worth their time.

Danger Force is a spin-off of Henry Danger, which itself was peak Nickelodeon chaos—loud, frenetic, all slapstick and no substance. This one apparently took that formula and made it worse. It's technically safe (no inappropriate content), but it's the definition of empty entertainment that doesn't enrich, inspire, or even really entertain based on viewer feedback.

There are SO many better superhero options out there for kids: The Incredibles, Big Hero 6, even the older Spectacular Spider-Man animated series. If your kid is begging for this because a friend watches it, fine—it won't harm them. But don't feel bad steering them toward something that might actually hold their attention and maybe, just maybe, give them something to think about beyond the next pratfall.

Age Fit

Technically fine for ages 7-11, but the quality is so questionable that you might want to steer toward literally any other superhero content. Older kids will see through it immediately, and younger kids deserve better.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

Nickelodeon sitcom spin-off with typical slapstick humor and kid-superhero antics. The 4.1 IMDb rating (notably low) suggests the tone may be more chaotic than constructive, with humor that skews toward the loud, frenetic style common in modern Nick shows rather than modeling meaningful cooperation or emotional intelligence. Common Sense Media's age-7 rating indicates basic appropriateness, but doesn't signal positive relationship modeling.

Imaginative

Superhero premise offers some imaginative potential, but as a Henry Danger spin-off, it's derivative rather than original. The extremely low IMDb score suggests formulaic execution with predictable sitcom plots. No evidence of creative problem-solving, world-building depth, or invitation to explore ideas beyond standard superhero tropes. Kids mode available suggests passive viewing rather than interactive engagement.

Safe

Age-7 rating and kids mode availability indicate basic content safety for intended audience. Superhero action likely includes comic violence but nothing graphic or traumatic. As a Nickelodeon property, content is screened for inappropriate material. No concerning flags in available data, though the chaotic pacing common to this genre may be overstimulating for sensitive viewers.

Enriching

The abysmal 4.1 IMDb rating tells the story here—this isn't offering meaningful growth, skill-building, or insight. Standard Nickelodeon sitcom fare focused on quick jokes and physical comedy rather than character development or thoughtful storytelling. Entertainment value appears questionable even by kids' standards based on viewer ratings. No evidence of educational content, ethical dilemmas, or empathy-building narratives.

Parent Info

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Why It Might Be Great

Superhero premise might appeal to kids who love capes and powers
Available on multiple streaming platforms if you're desperate for content
Kids mode available suggests Nickelodeon is at least trying to keep it appropriate
Could work as background noise during a playdate when no one's really watching anyway

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What to Watch For

That 4.1 IMDb rating is shockingly low—even generous kid viewers aren't feeling this one
Typical Nickelodeon chaos: loud, frenetic pacing that might give you a headache
Derivative humor that recycles the same superhero-kid sitcom formula you've seen a dozen times
May leave kids zoned out rather than engaged—the TV equivalent of empty calories

Conversation Starters

"What makes a superhero show actually good versus just... loud?"
"If you could have any superpower, what would it be and how would you use it responsibly?"
"Why do you think some shows are more fun to watch than others?"

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