‘Danny Go!’ Coming to Netflix
“Danny Go!” is going to Netflix.
Five episodes of the beloved children’s program are coming to the streamer on April 6, including songs like “Ka-Pow! Superhero Dance” and adventure games like “Escape From Tiger Island.”
Per Netflix, “The educational show, aimed at children ages 3 to 7, blends original songs, silly dance moves, and real-life exploration to let kids burn off some energy — while learning along the way with interactive games.”
Starring as the title character, Daniel Coleman launched “Danny Go!” in 2019 alongside his wife, Mindy, and childhood best friends Michael Finster and Matthew Padgett. Based in Charlotte, N.C., the show is centered on music, movement and silliness. The channel has attracted 4.5 million subscribers on YouTube, with the videos racking up nearly 5 billion lifetime views.
The Danny Go! brand also embarked on a national tour, playing 65 sold-out shows across the United States, and launched a toy line. On March 31, the crew is releasing its first picture book, titled “Danny Go’s Volcano Adventure.” Another book, “Silly Spooky Party,” will follow on July 14, and another title, “Sharks in the Water,” will come summer 2027.
“Danny Go!” marks Netflix’s latest move to bring popular children’s content to the platform. The streamer has previously collaborated with kids’ content sensation Ms. Rachel, as well as Mark Rober, Salish and Jordan Matter and Alan Chikin Chow. Its kids and family programming slate also includes the long-running “Sesame Street,” interactive program “Gabby’s Dollhouse,” British cartoon “Peppa Pig,” occupation-themed “Blippi’s Job Show,” Oscar winner “KPop Demon Hunters” and Adam Sandler comedy “Leo.”
Five episodes of the beloved children’s program are coming to the streamer on April 6, including songs like “Ka-Pow! Superhero Dance” and adventure games like “Escape From Tiger Island.”
Per Netflix, “The educational show, aimed at children ages 3 to 7, blends original songs, silly dance moves, and real-life exploration to let kids burn off some energy — while learning along the way with interactive games.”
Starring as the title character, Daniel Coleman launched “Danny Go!” in 2019 alongside his wife, Mindy, and childhood best friends Michael Finster and Matthew Padgett. Based in Charlotte, N.C., the show is centered on music, movement and silliness. The channel has attracted 4.5 million subscribers on YouTube, with the videos racking up nearly 5 billion lifetime views.
The Danny Go! brand also embarked on a national tour, playing 65 sold-out shows across the United States, and launched a toy line. On March 31, the crew is releasing its first picture book, titled “Danny Go’s Volcano Adventure.” Another book, “Silly Spooky Party,” will follow on July 14, and another title, “Sharks in the Water,” will come summer 2027.
“Danny Go!” marks Netflix’s latest move to bring popular children’s content to the platform. The streamer has previously collaborated with kids’ content sensation Ms. Rachel, as well as Mark Rober, Salish and Jordan Matter and Alan Chikin Chow. Its kids and family programming slate also includes the long-running “Sesame Street,” interactive program “Gabby’s Dollhouse,” British cartoon “Peppa Pig,” occupation-themed “Blippi’s Job Show,” Oscar winner “KPop Demon Hunters” and Adam Sandler comedy “Leo.”