Ep 22. Horrid Henry's Sick Day

Horrid Henry is a British animated television show based on the popular children's book series by Francesca Simon. The show follows the life and misadventures of Henry, a mischievous and bratty young boy who often gets into trouble with his family, friends, and teachers.

In season 1 episode 22, entitled "Horrid Henry's Sick Day", Henry wakes up feeling under the weather and decides to stay home from school. He is excited at first, thinking that he will get to spend the whole day in bed watching TV and playing video games. But his plans for a lazy day are quickly derailed when his family insists on taking care of him.

His mother brings him a cup of tea and some toast for breakfast, but Henry rejects it, insisting that he wants something more exciting to eat. His little brother, Perfect Peter, tries to make him a get-well card, but Henry tears it up in a fit of anger. And even his trusty pet worm, Fang, can't seem to cheer him up.

As the day wears on, Henry becomes more and more bored and restless. He tries to call his friends and invite them over to play, but they're all still at school. He tries to sneak out of the house, but his parents catch him and bring him back inside. He even tries to fake his own recovery by putting on a show of feeling better, but his parents are too smart for him.

With nothing to do and no one to play with, Henry starts to feel even worse than before. He realizes that being sick isn't as fun as he thought it would be and that he misses his friends and his normal routine. He starts to appreciate his family's efforts to take care of him and even apologizes to Perfect Peter for tearing up his card.

In the end, Henry learns an important lesson about the value of friendship and family. He realizes that even though he may be a horrid boy sometimes, he still has people who care about him and want him to feel better. And with their help, he is able to recover from his illness and return to his usual mischievous ways.

"Horrid Henry's Sick Day" is a funny and heartwarming episode that teaches kids about the importance of gratitude, kindness, and empathy. It shows that even the most horrid of people can learn and grow and that being sick is no fun at all.