Bernard's Watch: Series 4 (Original)
Bernard's Watch is a British children's drama series that originally aired between 1997 and 2005. The narrative centers on a young boy who possesses a magical pocket watch capable of stopping time. As the series creator, Andrew Norriss developed the premise, which falls under the genres of comedy, kids, and science fiction and fantasy. The show explores the experiences and challenges faced by the protagonist as he na
Season 4 Lore Primer
Key plot threads, lore context, and character stakes you need to remember before diving into this season.
- The series follows a young boy who discovers a magical pocket watch.
- The central mechanic of the show is the protagonist's ability to stop time.
- The program is classified as a British children's drama with elements of comedy and fantasy.
- The series was created by Andrew Norriss and originally aired from 1997 to 2005.
Season overview
Bernard's Watch is a British children's drama series that originally aired between 1997 and 2005. The narrative centers on a young boy who possesses a magical pocket watch capable of stopping time. As the series creator, Andrew Norriss developed the premise, which falls under the genres of comedy, kids, and science fiction and fantasy. The show explores the experiences and challenges faced by the protagonist as he navigates daily life while wielding the unique ability to manipulate the flow of time. Throughout the production's run, the story focuses on the implications of this power and how it impacts the boy's interactions within his environment. The series is documented as a long-running project that spans several years of broadcast history, maintaining its core premise of a child protagonist utilizing a supernatural device. As an archival entry, the series is recognized for its contribution to children's television, characterized by its blend of fantasy elements and relatable childhood drama. The provided materials do not contain specific plot details regarding the narrative arc of the fourth season, as the available documentation focuses on the series' general premise, creative origins, and production timeframe.
Episode Guide
Season 4 Progress Shield
The Right Time
Sep 15, 2000 · 15 min
Mr Brin the milkman has no time for anyone - until Bernard intervenes.
Time Loop
Sep 22, 2000 · 15 min
Bernard's cousin Lucy comes to stay and discovers Bernard's watch and gets stuck in a time loop.
Wings of Time
Sep 29, 2000 · 15 min
Bernard has to keep reminding Lucy on how she can't keep appearing from anywhere. Then Lucy appears in an old lady's house while shes outside then sees her puppies and realises the
Helping Time
Oct 6, 2000 · 15 min
Lucy likes to use the watch to help Bernard – but her well-meaning efforts tend to backfire.
Time For a Change
Oct 13, 2000 · 15 min
Bernard and his Grandad redecorate a neighbours wallpaper for a surprise but the neighbour doesn't like the colour.
Time For an Ice Cream
Oct 20, 2000 · 15 min
On her way to see a superhero movie, Lucy goes in search of an ice cream. This takes awhile, however, as she ends up being a bit of a superhero herself.
Time Slip
Nov 3, 2000 · 15 min
Something is seriously wrong with the watch, and Bernard misses out on a very special day.
Time to Remember
Nov 10, 2000 · 15 min
Bernard and his Grandad look through some old war memorabilia, and Grandad tells Bernard about his ancestors who fought in the war. Bernard decides to put aside some time to rememb
Autograph Time
Nov 17, 2000 · 15 min
Lucy gets the chance to see her favourite boyband, Altitude. She sneaks into their room and gets them tea because they think the food is horrible. On the way back to the studio, sh
Ignition Time
Nov 24, 2000 · 15 min
Bernard enlists the help of Mr Singh to renovate an old go-kart.
Time to Heal
Dec 1, 2000 · 15 min
Holiday plans are upset when Bernard injures himself. Could his watch give him more time to heal?
Play Time
Dec 8, 2000 · 15 min
Lucy is acting in the school play, but shortly before opening night, the leading male injures himself. The play may have to be cancelled, as no one can understudy in such a short t
Time's Up
Dec 15, 2000 · 15 min
Bernard's family are off to America on holiday, when suddenly the Postman arrives to tell Bernard that he must return the watch. But why?