Henry and Peter are tasked to keep quiet so Mum can focus. Henry is eventually motivated to keep quiet when Dad offers to buy a pizza if they remain quiet. Henry becomes a member of the Best Boys Club just to go to Goody-Goody Gordon's birthday party. But things go wrong when he does NOT get his star. In the book, Henry went ice-skating, to the cinema and played football. In the episode, Henry taunts Steve with his remote-control plane, then hides behind the well and pretends to be the ghost, then sprays Steve with his Goo-Shooter. Henry wants to ask the Queen his lifetime question, but Peter is personally chosen to meet her. Much hilarity ensues with only a slight hint of anti-royalism. Henry finds a false family tree chart, that was made to fool Henry’s dad, that claims he is a descendant of King Henry VIII.

The Horrid Henry stories are read on audiobook by the actress Miranda Richardson and published by Orion Audio. Henry is desperate to get a pound coin from the tooth fairy. Everyone else has a loose tooth except Henry.Henry wants a new drone after seeing that Ralph has it and that he gets to miss school. The teachers also don't seem to know that Ralph is controlling a drone. Henry and Peter are competing against each other for having tidy bedrooms in an attempt to go to their favourite restaurants for a Saturday night dinner. Hemley, Matthew (6 June 2008). "Godber to bring Horrid Henry to the stage | News". The Stage . Retrieved 14 January 2020. Sharing is something that Henry and Peter dislike doing, but is there anything they can do about it? Henry's class are desperate to watch the football game live, but the only way to do so is to be the Player of the Match in a football game.

Henry accidentally spills Mum's perfume on the night before her wedding anniversary, so he and Peter must make a batch before she finds out. In the episode at dinnertime, during a power cut, Aunt Ruby and Steve tell Henry the story of the ghost of the rich old man who previously owned the house. This scene isn't shown in the book, with the supposed ghost's origin not discussed. However, it is mentioned that the meal was dreadful and Steve was bragging about his expensive new clothes, toys and trainers. Mum and Dad go out to dinner, leaving Henry and Peter with Rabid Rebecca, the toughest babysitter in town.

Multibuys

Tired of never getting any birthday or Christmas presents every year, Henry begs his parents to give him one early. Henry learns how to play the cello, and Peter reveals that he has been practising air guitar in secret. Note: This is a 45-minute feature-length version of four Season 5 episodes - Horrid Henry Wins the Cup, Horrid Henry: The Great Escape, Horrid Henry and the Measly Mascot and Horrid Henry and the Terrific Teenager.

Henry's latest prank leads to his entire class getting detention, and on the same day as an important Ashton Juniors football match! At the beginning of the episode, Peter is in the car with Henry on his way to Steve's house. In the book, it's just Henry, Mum and Dad in the car, with Peter having presumably been dropped off at Tidy Ted's. NOTE: This episode takes place during the events of Horrid Henry and the Measly Mascot, Horrid Henry and the Terrific Teenager and Horrid Henry Wins the Cup, except focusing on Mum and Dad and in some cases, Fang and Fluffy at home. Mum and Dad go to Paris by air and Henry and Peter go to summer camp. Henry is desperate to escape.

To raise money for new toys, Henry decides to sell his parents' belongings to his friends, and sells Peter to Margaret as a 'slave'. When Henry hides under Steve's bed, there are wood planks underneath but when Steve gets into bed and Henry pretends to be a monster and whispers "Doo-be-doo-be-doo-be-doo", the wood planks are gone. Mr. Soggington makes up a 'Detention Club' on the weekend for people who need detention. It then becomes fun with a good story. At first, Henry has to deliver a message to Miss Oddbod from Soggy Sid. Trouble ensures when everything gets all mixed up! Henry and Margaret have a competition to see whose club is better - The Purple Hand Gang or The Secret Club.

Henry tries to find a way to watch a Gross Class Zero DVD that's so gross that no parent can watch it. Henry is after some money, so he aims to make some accidents on his family, but Moody Margaret gets the better of him. Margaret unveils her multiple YouGroove channels, one of which is poking fun at Henry. He then tries to convince Margaret to take them down. This episode seemingly implies Henry's jumper was originally Steve's as said in his quote, 'That's a very nice second-hand jumper you're wearing.'

Christmas Gifts

Henry decides to be nice to Peter on a holiday titled "Be Nice to Your Brother Day" to win a Gross Class Zero video game.