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* EveryoneHasStandards: Josh may be an unrepentant scammer and liar but in "The Naughty List (Part Two)", he scolds Brian for dressing up as Santa and promising to fix a child's broken leg by Christmas Day is wrong.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Josh may be an unrepentant scammer and liar but in "The Naughty List (Part Two)", he scolds Brian for dressing up as Santa and promising to fix a child's broken leg by Christmas Day is wrong.Day.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Josh may be an unrepentant scammer and liar but as he tells Brian in "The Naughty List (Part Two)", dressing up as Santa and promising to fix a child's broken leg by Christmas Day is wrong.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Josh may be an unrepentant scammer and liar but as he tells Brian in "The Naughty List (Part Two)", he scolds Brian for dressing up as Santa and promising to fix a child's broken leg by Christmas Day is wrong.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Josh may be an unrepentant scammer and liar but as he tells Brian in "The Naughty List (Part Two)", dressing up as Santa and promising to fix a child's broken leg by Christmas Day is wrong.
--> '''Josh''': You can't promise things they're not going to get. It's mean and cruel and... (looks at the list which includes a Hovercraft, a Giraffe and Freddy the lost tortoise) worse than I thought!
--> '''Josh''': You can't promise things they're not going to get. It's mean and cruel and... (looks at the list which includes a Hovercraft, a Giraffe and Freddy the lost tortoise) worse than I thought!
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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The show's self-referential humour and frequent {{Parental Bonus}}es attracted a cult following above the target age group. Sadly, few episodes were ever released on VHS, and the closing of ITV's in-house production of children's shows means that the show ended abruptly after the eighth series. The show continues to be repeated on ITV's children's channel, CITV.
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The show's self-referential humour and frequent {{Parental Bonus}}es attracted a cult following above the target age group. Sadly, few episodes were ever released on VHS, and the closing of ITV's in-house production of children's shows means that the show ended abruptly after the eighth series. The show continues continued to be repeated on ITV's children's channel, CITV.channel Creator/{{CITV}} until its closure in 2023.
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* JustInTime: Subverted in ''Aliens Go Home'': a countdown clock reaches zero — and goes on down into the negative numbers. "On our home planet, countdowns go to minus 10!"
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* JustInTime: Subverted in ''Aliens "Aliens Go Home'': Home": a countdown clock reaches zero — and goes on down into the negative numbers. "On our home planet, countdowns go to minus 10!" 10!".
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* AnAesop:
** Like any show about families, everyone drives each other crazy, but cares about each other deep down.
** There is a price for scamming people, try telling that to Josh.
** Like any show about families, everyone drives each other crazy, but cares about each other deep down.
** There is a price for scamming people, try telling that to Josh.
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* AnAesop:
** Like any show about families, everyone drives each other crazy, but cares about each other deep down.
** There is a price for scamming people, try telling that to Josh.
** Like any show about families, everyone drives each other crazy, but cares about each other deep down.
** There is a price for scamming people, try telling that to Josh.
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Brian and Sophie are rarely "Jerkasses" and mostly "Jerks With Hearts of Gold" at worst. While Josh goes more into Jerkass, but as Nice, Mean and In-Between proves, he certainly has a nicer side.
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** Brian and Sophie can be this most of the time, due to their childish selfishness. However..
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%% ** Brian and Sophie, despite their extreme selfishness.
%% ** Josh has his moments too.
%% ** Josh has his moments too.
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** Josh has his moments
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* TheBusCameBack: After being absent for all of Series 7 up to that point, Mel returns in the finale "Thanks for All the Earthworm Custard", having discovered the existence of Aunt Sophie and Uncle Brian in Canada.
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* Expy: A majority of the new characters in Series 8 are this to the old characters who appeared from series 1-7.The Bennetts resemble the Barkers in personality, and some of the supporting characters resemble those from the original run.
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** In Series 8 the four Bennett children are analogues to their predecessors, with a tough big sister (Mel/Harry, Jaq), a cheeky boy (Josh, Dan), a studious girl (Lucy, Becky) and a hyperactive little brother (CJ, Eddie).
* TheBusCameBack: After being absent for all of Series 7 up to that point, Mel returns in the finale "Thanks for All the Earthworm Custard", having discovered the existence of Aunt Sophie and Uncle Brian in Canada.
* TheBusCameBack: After being absent for all of Series 7 up to that point, Mel returns in the finale "Thanks for All the Earthworm Custard", having discovered the existence of Aunt Sophie and Uncle Brian in Canada.
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** In A majority of the new characters in Series 8 are this to the four Bennett children are analogues to their predecessors, with a tough big sister (Mel/Harry, Jaq), a cheeky boy (Josh, Dan), a studious girl (Lucy, Becky) old characters who appeared from series 1-7.The Bennetts resemble the Barkers in personality, and a hyperactive little brother (CJ, Eddie).
* TheBusCameBack: After being absent for allsome of Series 7 up to that point, Mel returns in the finale "Thanks for All supporting characters resemble those from the Earthworm Custard", having discovered the existence of Aunt Sophie and Uncle Brian in Canada.original run.
* TheBusCameBack: After being absent for all
