Trivia: Started his acting career when he was 12.Perhaps best known for his starring role, Henry Hart / Kid Danger, on the Nickelodeon series Henry Danger.Won the Kids' Choice Award for Favorite Male TV Star in 2017, 2018 and 2019 for his work on Henry Danger.Started the agency Creator Edge Media which brings together digital influencers and brands, and allows creators more creative control.Was named one of the 25 Most Influential Teens of 2018 by TIME Magazine.

Trivia: Grew up in a small suburbia in Michigan, United States.Founded sketch comedy troupe, Frog Island.Made his film debut playing Ryan in the 2001 drama Digging with Earnest.Made his directorial debut with the 2011 comedy short Black Swan, Grey Goose.Perhaps best known for playing Captain Man / Ray Manchester on the Nickelodeon comedy TV series Henry Danger, which debuted in 2014.

Trivia: The youngest of four siblings.Grew up in Newport Beach, California.Got his first agent at the age of 8.Booked his first commercial on his ninth birthday.In 2016, released his first single, "Indestructible."Supports animal and children-related charities.

Trivia: Began her acting career when she was 3.First professional acting role was Amelia Mercer in the 2005 action drama, Four Brothers.First starring role was Charlotte, Henry's best friend in the hit Nickelodeon series, Henry Danger.

Trivia: Was discovered by a casting director in Detroit, Michigan when she was 5 years old.Made her acting debut in the 2011 action thriller drama, Last Man Standing, playing Haley.Made her TV debut on the Disney Channel series A.N.T. Farm playing Hazel.Perhaps best known for playing Piper Hart on the Nickelodeon series Henry Danger, which she has done since 2014.

Trivia: An inimitable comedian (and comedic actor) who billed himself as "America's favorite gaysian sweetheart," Alec Mapa (pronounced moppa) indeed played off of his Asian American identity and open homosexuality, to such a degree that they became veritable cornerstones of his shtick, as well as his spate of role choices. Mapa grew up in San Francisco during the 1970s, raised in a conservative, Catholic Filipino family but surrounded by bohemian lifestyles and multiculturalism that influenced and shaped him. He formally broke into show business with a role in an ABC After School Special and small turns in Alan Alda's seriocomedy A New Life (1988) and James Bridges' urban addiction drama Bright Lights, Big City (1988). The actor scored his broadest acclaim, however, in 1991, with a lead role as the transvestite opera star Song Liling, in the Broadway production of David Henry Hwang's play M. Butterfly. In the years that followed, Mapa moved into television and enjoyed guest bits on series including NYPD Blue, Friends, Roseanne, and Seinfeld. With many subsequent roles (including assignments as series regulars), Mapa aggressively strove to break new ground and open new doors in small-screen depictions of gay culture and lifestyles, and won broad acclaim and support in the LGBT community for doing so. Key assignments in this vein included a role as gay, plutonic best friend of homosexual writer Jason Bateman on the short-lived CBS sitcom Some of My Best Friends (2001), a multiseason turn as the gossip-driven executive assistant Adam Benet on the UPN sitcom Half & Half (2003); and, even more visibly, a portrayal of Vern, Gaby's gay best friend, on the series blockbuster Desperate Housewives. Additional features in which Mapa costarred included Connie and Carla (2004), Tru Loved (2007), and You Don't Mess with the Zohan (2008).