History Series / TheQueensNose

An adaptation of a book by Dick King-Smith, the first few series focused on Harmony Parker, a girl who inherited a magical 50p coin from her Uncle Ginger, before he went travelling.

* JerkToNiceGuyPlot: This was largely Melody Parker's character arc in early seasons as she tried to become a nicer person (although she was never ''evil'' anyway); it took a small amount of time.

* TheStationsOfTheCanon: Season 1 largely followed the book's plotline but was not a complete 1:1 following of the stations as some events were skipped over due to it being a PragmaticAdaptation and AdaptationDeviation. However, the ''outcome'' was largely the same, even if the events happened in a different order than the source material.

* {{Gasshole}}: Harmony is hinted to be one when Melody forbids her to burp in their shared bedroom, implying that burping is a regular habit of Harmony's. This naturally leads to a later scene of Harmony happily eating crisps, drinking Coke, and consequently belching in front of Melody, who goes to sleep in the living room in disgust.

* {{Gasshole}}: Harmony is hinted to be one when Melody forbids her from burping in their shared room, implying that burping is a regular habit of Harmony's. This naturally leads to a later scene of Harmony happily eating crisps and burping in front of Melody, who goes to sleep elsewhere in disgust.

* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Harmony and Melody have several moments of this despite their [[TheGloriousWarOfSisterlyRivalry constant feuding.]]

* [[Gasshole]]: Harmony is hinted to be one when Melody forbids her from burping in their shared room, implying that burping is a regular habit of Harmony's. This naturally leads to a later scene of Harmony happily eating crisps and burping in front of Melody, who goes to sleep elsewhere in disgust.

* Gasshole: Harmony is hinted to be one when Melody forbids her from burping in their shared room, implying that burping is a regular habit of Harmony's. This naturally leads to a later scene of Harmony happily eating crisps and burping in front of Melody, who goes to sleep elsewhere in disgust.

* InstantHumiliationJustAddYouTube: Interestingly, this trope is played straight during Season 6 even though YouTube did not exist in November 2002, although the intended effect is largely the same; Melody Parker is on the receiving end of the humiliation for her pop video.

* OvertookTheSeries: Since the original Season 1 was a standalone book, this was an InvokedTrope from Season 2 onwards, and new original material was written. But in a case of Administrivia/TropesAreNotBad, this allowed for more creativity than the original book had.

* {{Dramedy}}: Although it ''looks'' like a KidCom, in reality, this is no ''Series/{{iCarly}}'' in tone; it's a mix of drama, BlackComedy with AnAesop thrown in, and sometimes it can tackle mature themes. It's more like a sort of kid-friendly version of ''Series/TheRiches'' but with MagicRealism.

* WebcomicTime: Although the progression of time InUniverse is vague, ComicBookTime is partially in effect here, and progression of time does seem to be slower than real-world time. However, characters ''do'' age on-screen, even though it's not mentioned explicitly.

* {{Dramedy}}: Although it ''looks'' like a KidCom, in reality, this is no ''Series/{{iCarly}}''; it's a mix of drama, BlackComedy with AnAesop thrown in, and sometimes it can tackle mature themes.

** Season 4 didn't really have a conflict, it focused on Arthur and Audrey Parker running a foster home, and the only thing close to an antagonist, Mrs. Dooley, the foster home inspector, wasn't really antagonistic, just doing her job.
** Season 6 had no real antagonist whatsoever; domestic life was the only real conflict.

* StoryBreakerPower: Despite the coin's potential to be one, this is averted as the coin issues a rule only seven wishes per person can be granted. Although the magical coin is powerful, it can't and won't solve everything, in many cases use of it ''causes'' the conflict. The coin seems to have a sort of OmniscientMoralityLicense.

* BritCom: Although it seems like a typical example of one, it isn't quite one; there are [[WhamEpisode wham episodes]] each season and things don't always work out for the protagonists, but StatusQuoIsGod is zig-zagged.

* BritCom: Although it seems like a typical example of one, it isn't quite one; there are [[WhamEpisodes wham episodes]] each season and things don't always work out for the protagonists, but StatusQuoIsGod is zig-zagged.

* BritCom: Although it seems like a typical example of one, it isn't quite one; there are WhamEpisodes each season and things don't always work out for the protagonists, but StatusQuoIsGod is zig-zagged.