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* DesignatedHero: Bernard in the 2003 series. He misuses his watch for personal gain and usually [[WithFriendsLikeThese shows little consideration for how Nathan feels]]. The biggest example is in the episode 'Wheels' where he cheats in a bike race, going so far as to sabotage his opponents (putting them in serious danger) just for a new bike and even though he does end up sharing his bike with Nathan, he still acts as if he owns it.
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* DesignatedHero: Bernard in the 2003 series. He misuses his watch for personal gain and usually [[WithFriendsLikeThese shows little consideration for how Nathan feels]]. The biggest example is in the episode 'Wheels' where he cheats in a bike race, going so far as to sabotage his opponents (putting them in serious danger) just for a new bike and even though he does end up sharing his bike with Nathan, he still acts as if he owns it. Another big example is "Dare You", when he "eats" the school fish Hubert (in reality, he's eating a carrot, but he still put the poor fish in the bin, killing him) and everyone is more disgusted by him eating a goldfish because it's "gross", rather than because he's eaten a living thing alive.
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* DesignatedHero: Bernard in the 2003 series. He misuses his watch for personal gain and usually shows little consideration for how Nathan feel. The biggest example is in the episode 'Wheels' where he cheats in a bike race including sabotaging his opponents (risking some in serious danger) just for a new bike and even though he does end up sharing his bike with Nathan, he still acts as if he owns it.
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* DesignatedHero: Bernard in the 2003 series. He misuses his watch for personal gain and usually [[WithFriendsLikeThese shows little consideration for how Nathan feel. feels]]. The biggest example is in the episode 'Wheels' where he cheats in a bike race including sabotaging race, going so far as to sabotage his opponents (risking some (putting them in serious danger) just for a new bike and even though he does end up sharing his bike with Nathan, he still acts as if he owns it.
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* JerkassWoobie:
** Bernard in the 2003 series. He may be selfish and a bit of insufferable little brat but is constantly tormented by his teacher and [[AlphaBitch Nicolette]], has to deal with embarrassing parents and gets into trouble for things he didn't do.
** Bernard in the 2003 series. He may be selfish and a bit of insufferable little brat but is constantly tormented by his teacher and [[AlphaBitch Nicolette]], has to deal with embarrassing parents and gets into trouble for things he didn't do.
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* JerkassWoobie:
**JerkassWoobie: Bernard in the 2003 series. He may be selfish and a bit of an insufferable little brat but is constantly tormented by his teacher and [[AlphaBitch Nicolette]], has to deal with embarrassing parents and gets into trouble for things he didn't do.
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* SeasonalRot: [[UnCanceled post-revival]], the show focused mainly on Bernard's misadventures in school, and the series seemed to gain some kind of misogynistic agenda, as now all of Bernard's problems were caused by the AlphaBitch who was constantly bullying him and his teacher who [[DoesNotLikeMen hates boys]] and gives special treatment to girls (especially AlphaBitch).
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* SeasonalRot: [[UnCanceled post-revival]], Post-Revival]], the show focused mainly on Bernard's misadventures in school, and the series seemed to gain some kind of misogynistic agenda, as now all of Bernard's problems were caused by the AlphaBitch who was constantly bullying him and his teacher who [[DoesNotLikeMen hates boys]] and gives special treatment to girls (especially AlphaBitch).
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* ValuesDissonance: The postman, who simply gives Bernard the watch out of pure coincidence (Bernard happened to be be sitting in the end of a rainbow). Nevermind he's receiving a package from a ''total stranger'' but their more than close relationship may not age well with the audience.
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* ValuesDissonance: The postman, who simply gives Bernard the watch out of pure coincidence (Bernard happened to be be sitting in the end of a rainbow). Nevermind he's receiving a package from a ''total stranger'' but their more than close relationship may not age well with the audience.
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* {{Narm}}: Mrs Beasley's reaction to Mr Rattle violently grabbing Bernard by the shirt is priceless, though probably because of the questionable acting.
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* {{Narm}}: Mrs Mrs. Beasley's reaction to Mr Mr. Rattle violently grabbing Bernard by the shirt is priceless, though probably because of the questionable acting.
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* SeasonalRot: [[UnCanceled post-revival]], the show focused mainly on Bernard's misadventures in school, and the series seemed to gain some kind of misogynistic agenda, as now all of Bernard's problems were caused by the AlphaBitch who was constantly bullying him and his teacher who [[DoesNotLikeMen hates boys]] and gives special treatment to girls (especially AlphaBitch).
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* JustHereForGodzilla: Mr Rattle was played by [[Series/EastEnders Leslie Grantham]], which is probably one of the reasons he's popular.
* {{Narm}}: Mrs Beasley's reaction to Mr Rattle violently grabbing Bernard by the shirt is priceless, though probably because of the questionable acting.
* {{Narm}}: Mrs Beasley's reaction to Mr Rattle violently grabbing Bernard by the shirt is priceless, though probably because of the questionable acting.
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** Bernard in the 2003 series. He may be selfish and a bit of insufferable little brat but is constantly tormented by his teacher and [[AlphaBitch Nicolette]], has to deal woth embarrassing parents and gets into trouble for things he didn't do.
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** Bernard in the 2003 series. He may be selfish and a bit of insufferable little brat but is constantly tormented by his teacher and [[AlphaBitch Nicolette]], has to deal woth with embarrassing parents and gets into trouble for things he didn't do.
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* AwesomeMusic: The opening for the original is rather soothing.
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** The opening for the original is rather soothing.
** The opening for the original is rather soothing.
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** Nathan in the 2003 series. He's the OnlySaneMan who is more down-to-earth than his friend and is constantly treated like crap by him.
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** Nathan in the 2003 series. He's the OnlySaneMan who is more down-to-earth than his friend and is constantly treated like crap by him.him.
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* ValueDissonance: The postman, who simply gives Bernard the watch out of pure coincidence (Bernard happened to be be sitting in the end of a rainbow). Nevermind he's receiving a package from a ''total stranger'' but their more than close relationship may not age well with the audience.
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* ValueDissonance: ValuesDissonance: The postman, who simply gives Bernard the watch out of pure coincidence (Bernard happened to be be sitting in the end of a rainbow). Nevermind he's receiving a package from a ''total stranger'' but their more than close relationship may not age well with the audience.
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* NightmareFuel: The episode 'Ending Time' is built around this, especially with the main antagonist of the episode, Mr Rattle. What happens when a grown man who is clearly a dangerous criminal and [[WouldHurtAChild has no qualms on hurting a child]] has his hands on your magical, time-stopping watch? This isn't helped by how he threatens to kill Bernard (which includes using the watch to put Bernard through life-threatening things) and can stalk him whenever he wanted to. Remember that this is a fairly light-hearted kids show and he is a very dark character.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Some fans of the original series dislike the 2003 reboot's changes to the show such as changing the tone and [[AdaptionalJerkass making Bernard more unlikable]].
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Some fans of the original series dislike the 2003 reboot's changes to the show such as changing the tone and [[AdaptionalJerkass [[AdaptationalJerkass making Bernard more unlikable]].unlikable]].
* ValueDissonance: The postman, who simply gives Bernard the watch out of pure coincidence (Bernard happened to be be sitting in the end of a rainbow). Nevermind he's receiving a package from a ''total stranger'' but their more than close relationship may not age well with the audience.
* ValueDissonance: The postman, who simply gives Bernard the watch out of pure coincidence (Bernard happened to be be sitting in the end of a rainbow). Nevermind he's receiving a package from a ''total stranger'' but their more than close relationship may not age well with the audience.
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** Bernard. Before he receives his watch, he is constantly late and is generally clumsy. Everything can go so wrong with the poor guy. Even after he receives the watch, he still has to deal with problems such as dealing with real danger on a daily basis or tolerating his cousin, Lucy.
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** Bernard. Before he receives his watch, he is constantly late and is generally clumsy. Everything can go so wrong with the poor guy. Even after he receives the watch, he still has to deal with problems such as dealing with real danger on a daily basis or tolerating his annoying younger cousin, Lucy.
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* Nathan in the 2003 series. He's the OnlySaneMan who is more down-to-earth than his friend and is constantly treated like crap by him.
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* AwesomeMusic: The opening for the original is rather soothing.
** Both the intros for the 2003 and 2004 reboot are also quite catchy.
* BrokenBase: Which show is the better one? The original one or the reboot? Some like the original for being more simple, down-to-earth and having likeable characters. Others prefer the reboot for being more light-hearted and comical.
* DesignatedHero: Bernard in the 2003 series. He misuses his watch for personal gain and usually shows little consideration for how Nathan feel. The biggest example is in the episode 'Wheels' where he cheats in a bike race including sabotaging his opponents (risking some in serious danger) just for a new bike and even though he does end up sharing his bike with Nathan, he still acts as if he owns it.
* DesignatedVillain: Ms Savage is overly-strict and does show signs of favouritism towards Nicolette but otherwise is just a teacher doing her job.
* JerkassWoobie:
** Bernard in the 2003 series. He may be selfish and a bit of insufferable little brat but is constantly tormented by his teacher and [[AlphaBitch Nicolette]], has to deal woth embarrassing parents and gets into trouble for things he didn't do.
* TheScrappy: Of all the secondary protagonists, Lucy is the one who viewers find the most annoying.
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Some fans of the original series dislike the 2003 reboot's changes to the show such as changing the tone and [[AdaptionalJerkass making Bernard more unlikable]].
* TheWoobie:
** Bernard. Before he receives his watch, he is constantly late and is generally clumsy. Everything can go so wrong with the poor guy. Even after he receives the watch, he still has to deal with problems such as dealing with real danger on a daily basis or tolerating his cousin, Lucy.
* Nathan in the 2003 series. He's the OnlySaneMan who is more down-to-earth than his friend and is constantly treated like crap by him.
** Both the intros for the 2003 and 2004 reboot are also quite catchy.
* BrokenBase: Which show is the better one? The original one or the reboot? Some like the original for being more simple, down-to-earth and having likeable characters. Others prefer the reboot for being more light-hearted and comical.
* DesignatedHero: Bernard in the 2003 series. He misuses his watch for personal gain and usually shows little consideration for how Nathan feel. The biggest example is in the episode 'Wheels' where he cheats in a bike race including sabotaging his opponents (risking some in serious danger) just for a new bike and even though he does end up sharing his bike with Nathan, he still acts as if he owns it.
* DesignatedVillain: Ms Savage is overly-strict and does show signs of favouritism towards Nicolette but otherwise is just a teacher doing her job.
* JerkassWoobie:
** Bernard in the 2003 series. He may be selfish and a bit of insufferable little brat but is constantly tormented by his teacher and [[AlphaBitch Nicolette]], has to deal woth embarrassing parents and gets into trouble for things he didn't do.
* TheScrappy: Of all the secondary protagonists, Lucy is the one who viewers find the most annoying.
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Some fans of the original series dislike the 2003 reboot's changes to the show such as changing the tone and [[AdaptionalJerkass making Bernard more unlikable]].
* TheWoobie:
** Bernard. Before he receives his watch, he is constantly late and is generally clumsy. Everything can go so wrong with the poor guy. Even after he receives the watch, he still has to deal with problems such as dealing with real danger on a daily basis or tolerating his cousin, Lucy.
* Nathan in the 2003 series. He's the OnlySaneMan who is more down-to-earth than his friend and is constantly treated like crap by him.
