Bernard's Watch

Bernard's Watch (1997-2005)

EndedScripted showChildren, Fantasy, Science-Fiction

The story of a young boy who is given a special gift by "The Postman" a member of the "Time Keeping Society". Bernard, late for his best friend Karen's birthday party, finds everything goes wrong with him and he just can't keep time. However after loosing all hope, a rainbow appears and at the end is a golden watch. The watch stops time. Bernard is then able to keep time. With the help of his friend Karen, his cousin Lucy and the mysterious "Postman", he is able to fight crime, help people as well as gain a few enemies.

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S07E13Fire! Fire!mars 31, 2005
S01E05Giving Timedéc. 12, 1997
S01E04Time for Everythingdéc. 5, 1997
S01E03Time Outnov. 28, 1997
S01E02A Bit More Timenov. 21, 1997
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Bernard's Watch' premiere?

'Bernard's Watch' premiered on September 14, 1997.

Who created the TV show 'Bernard's Watch'?

'Bernard's Watch' was created by Andrew Norriss.

In which country was 'Bernard's Watch' primarily set?

'Bernard's Watch' was primarily set in England.

What was the main premise of 'Bernard's Watch'?

The main premise of 'Bernard's Watch' revolved around a magical watch that could stop time.

What was the name of the main character in 'Bernard's Watch'?

The main character in 'Bernard's Watch' was named Bernard Beasley.

Who played the role of Bernard Beasley in 'Bernard's Watch'?

David Peachey played the role of Bernard Beasley in 'Bernard's Watch'.

What was the name of Bernard's best friend in the show?

Bernard's best friend in the show was named Robbie.

What was the name of Bernard's sister in 'Bernard's Watch'?

Bernard's sister in 'Bernard's Watch' was named Molly.

Who played the role of Robbie in 'Bernard's Watch'?

Daniel Boys played the role of Robbie in 'Bernard's Watch'.

What was the magical power of the watch in 'Bernard's Watch'?

The watch in 'Bernard's Watch' had the power to stop time.

How did Bernard discover the powers of his watch in 'Bernard's Watch'?

Bernard discovered the powers of his watch when he accidentally stopped time.

What were the consequences of using the watch in 'Bernard's Watch'?

The consequences of using the watch in 'Bernard's Watch' were that Bernard couldn't use it to change anything significant or affect other people's lives.

What adventures did Bernard have using the watch in 'Bernard's Watch'?

Bernard had various adventures using the watch, such as helping people in need, solving problems, and getting out of tricky situations.

What life lessons did Bernard learn through his experiences with the watch in 'Bernard's Watch'?

Through his experiences with the watch, Bernard learned important life lessons about responsibility, empathy, and the value of time.

How many episodes were there in the first season of 'Bernard's Watch'?

The first season of 'Bernard's Watch' had a total of 13 episodes.

What age group was the target audience for 'Bernard's Watch'?

'Bernard's Watch' was primarily targeted at children and young teenagers.

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