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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: John is generally willing to help the town's residents, at least whenever laws don't force him to work against them or he isn't rendered impotent due to circumstances outside of his control.

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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: As a local constable operating in Gibsons, John is generally willing to help the town's residents, at least whenever laws don't force him to work against them or he isn't rendered impotent due to circumstances outside of his control.
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* EnsembleCast: The show isn't just about Nick, Jesse, and Relic, as their recurring friends, family members and acquaintances in Gibsons get their share of focus episodes.


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* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: With emphasis on "weird". The final season has a few episodes that dip into the supernatural, a topic that was not present in the rest of the show.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: John is generally willing to help the town's residents, at least whenever laws don't force him to work against them or he isn't rendered impotent due to circumstances outside of his control.

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* SaveTheVillain: It may be too harsh to considering Relic the villain, but for all his unsavory nature, when Relic found himself in deadly danger, Nick and company did not hesitate to help him.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: It was still a hit when the CBC cancelled it due to budget cuts.

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* SaveTheVillain: It may be too harsh to considering consider Relic the villain, but for all his unsavory nature, when Relic found himself in deadly danger, Nick and company did not hesitate to help him.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: It was still a hit when the CBC cancelled it due to budget cuts.
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* FakeNationality: Bruno Gerussi, who played Nick, is actually Italo-Canadian.
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I gotta make a trivia page for this show.


* TheCharacterDiedWithHim: By the time the reunion movies aired in the early 2000s, Bruno Gerussi (Nick) and Robert Clothier (Relic) were deceased, as were their characters.
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* CoolBoat: While Nick has the ''Persephone'', a reasonably reliable tugboat, Relic uses a much faster jet boat, ''Hi-Baller I & II'' that he frequently uses to jump around with.

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* CoolBoat: While Nick has the ''Persephone'', a reasonably reliable tugboat, Relic uses a much faster jet boat, ''Hi-Baller I I'' & II'' ''II'' that he frequently uses to jump around with.
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* CoolBoat: While Nick has the ''Persephone'', a reasonably reliable tugboat, Relic uses a much faster jet boat that he frequently uses to jump around with.

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* CoolBoat: While Nick has the ''Persephone'', a reasonably reliable tugboat, Relic uses a much faster jet boat boat, ''Hi-Baller I & II'' that he frequently uses to jump around with.
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''The Beachcombers'' was an iconic Canadian television dramedy that featured a multicultural cast in the real-life town of Gibsons, B.C. The cast centered around Greek immigrant Nick Adonidas and his log salvage company. His rival and source of much aggravation in the community was scruffy curmudgeon Relic.

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''The Beachcombers'' was an iconic Canadian television dramedy that featured a multicultural cast in the real-life town of Gibsons, B.C. The cast centered around Greek immigrant Nick Adonidas and his log salvage company.company with his partner, Jesse Jim. His rival and source of much aggravation in the community was scruffy curmudgeon Relic.
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* SaveTheVillain: It may be too harsh to considering Relic the villain, but for all his unsavory nature, when Relic found himself in deadly danger, Nick and company did not hesitate to help him.
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* SitcomArchNemesis: Nick and Relic. They spent the entire series childishly bickering over logs

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* SitcomArchNemesis: Nick and Relic. They spent the entire series childishly bickering over logslogs
* TruthInTelevision: The character, John Constable, is a [[UsefulNotes/TheMounties Royal Canadian Mounted Police]] constable who only wears the famous Red Serge uniform on special occasions. He otherwise wears the actual regular duty uniform of the force on duty.
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* CoolBoat: While Nick has the ''Persephone'', a reasonably reliable boat, Relic uses a much faster speedboat that he frequently uses to jump around with.

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* CoolBoat: While Nick has the ''Persephone'', a reasonably reliable boat, tugboat, Relic uses a much faster speedboat jet boat that he frequently uses to jump around with.
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* CoolBoat: While Nick has the ''Persephone'', a reasonably reliable boat, Relic uses a much faster air boat that he frequently uses to jump around with.

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* CoolBoat: While Nick has the ''Persephone'', a reasonably reliable boat, Relic uses a much faster air boat speedboat that he frequently uses to jump around with.
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* CoolBoat: While Nick has the ''Persephone'', a reasonably reliable boat, Relic uses a much faster air boat that he frequently uses to jump around with.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: It was still a hit when the CBC cancelled it due to budget cuts.

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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: It was still a hit when the CBC cancelled it due to budget cuts.cuts.
* SitcomArchNemesis: Nick and Relic. They spent the entire series childishly bickering over logs

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Iconic Canadian television show that featured a multicultural cast in the real-life town of Gibsons, B.C. The cast centered around Greek immigrant Nick Adonidas and his log salvage company. His rival and source of much aggravation in the community was scruffy curmudgeon Relic.

The show was one of the longest running dramatic series on Canadian television, with 387 episodes spanning from 1972 to 1991. The show aired in the United States on FamliyNet on weekday afternoons starting September 1, 2011, but was removed from the line-up after September 28, 2012 due to the network falling into new ownership that felt the show did not fit in with the new rural-themed direction they wanted the station to go and replaced it with ''Series/HighwayToHeaven'' reruns.

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Iconic ''The Beachcombers'' was an iconic Canadian television show dramedy that featured a multicultural cast in the real-life town of Gibsons, B.C. The cast centered around Greek immigrant Nick Adonidas and his log salvage company. His rival and source of much aggravation in the community was scruffy curmudgeon Relic.

The show was one of the longest running dramatic series on Canadian television, with 387 episodes and 19 seasons spanning from 1972 to 1991. 1990, followed by a couple of reunion TV movies in the early 2000s. The series title was shortened to simply ''Beachcombers'' for its final year and for two seasons the capitalization was altered to be ''The BeachCombers''.

The show aired in the United States on FamliyNet on weekday afternoons starting September 1, 2011, but was removed from the line-up after September 28, 2012 due to the network falling into new ownership that felt the show did not fit in with the new rural-themed direction they wanted the station to go and replaced it with ''Series/HighwayToHeaven'' reruns. reruns.




* TheCharacterDiedWithHim

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* TheCharacterDiedWithHimTheCharacterDiedWithHim: By the time the reunion movies aired in the early 2000s, Bruno Gerussi (Nick) and Robert Clothier (Relic) were deceased, as were their characters.



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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: It was still a hit when the CBC cancelled it due to budget cuts.
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~~{{Half Hour Comedy}} {{Dramedy}}~~
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* InstantDramaJustAddTracheotomy

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* InstantDramaJustAddTracheotomyInstantDramaJustAddTracheotomy: In one episode, Nick had to perform a tracheotomy on someone who had collapsed due to an allergic reaction to seafood, causing his throat to swell.
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The show was one of the longest running dramatic series on Canadian television, with 387 episodes spanning from 1972 to 1991. The show aired in the United States on FamliyNet on weekday afternoons starting September 1, 2011, but was removed from the line-up after September 28, 2012 due to the network falling into new ownership that felt the show did not fit in with the new rural-themed direction they wanted the station to go and replaced it with ''HighwayToHeaven'' reruns.

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The show was one of the longest running dramatic series on Canadian television, with 387 episodes spanning from 1972 to 1991. The show aired in the United States on FamliyNet on weekday afternoons starting September 1, 2011, but was removed from the line-up after September 28, 2012 due to the network falling into new ownership that felt the show did not fit in with the new rural-themed direction they wanted the station to go and replaced it with ''HighwayToHeaven'' ''Series/HighwayToHeaven'' reruns.
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* TheCharacterDiedWithHim
* FakeNationality: Bruno Gerussi, who played Nick, is actually Italo-Canadian.
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The show was one of the longest running dramatic series on Canadian television, with 387 episodes spanning from 1972 to 1991. The show will air in the United States on FamliyNet on weekday afternoons starting September 1, 2011.

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The show was one of the longest running dramatic series on Canadian television, with 387 episodes spanning from 1972 to 1991. The show will air aired in the United States on FamliyNet on weekday afternoons starting September 1, 2011.2011, but was removed from the line-up after September 28, 2012 due to the network falling into new ownership that felt the show did not fit in with the new rural-themed direction they wanted the station to go and replaced it with ''HighwayToHeaven'' reruns.

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