Ep 31. Horrid Henry and the Movie Star

Horrid Henry is a British animated television series that follows the adventures of a mischievous and daring young boy named Henry. In the season 3 episode 31, titled Horrid Henry and the Movie Star, Henry is thrilled when he learns that a famous movie star named Steve Stardom is coming to visit his town.

Henry is determined to meet Steve Stardom and get his autograph, but he quickly realizes that he has some competition. His arch-nemesis Moody Margaret is also a huge fan of Steve Stardom, and she will stop at nothing to get his attention. Henry and Margaret engage in a series of one-upmanship games to prove who is the most devoted fan, but their antics soon spiral out of control.

Meanwhile, the rest of Henry's family is also caught up in the excitement of Steve Stardom's arrival. Mum and Dad are hoping to use the opportunity to network with some industry contacts, while Henry's little brother Perfect Peter is looking forward to meeting the star of his favorite movie. Chaos ensues as everyone tries to jostle for position and get their moment with Steve Stardom.

As the day of Steve Stardom's arrival draws near, Henry hatches a plan to try and get his autograph. He teams up with his best friend, Ralph, to sneak into the hotel where Steve Stardom is staying and try to catch him off-guard. But things quickly go awry when Margaret shows up and tries to ruin their plan.

Despite their best efforts, Henry and Margaret both end up being disappointed when they don't get Steve Stardom's autograph. But Henry learns an important lesson about the dangers of getting too caught up in celebrity worship. He realizes that there are more important things in life than impressing a movie star and that true friendship is much more valuable than any autograph.

Overall, Horrid Henry and the Movie Star is a lighthearted and entertaining episode of the hit children's series. It's filled with humor, adventure, and relatable characters that kids are sure to love. As always, Henry's antics are sure to leave both kids and adults laughing and cheering him on.