Bernd das Brot

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Bernd das Brot is a popular German television character, known for his distinctive grumpy personality and his catchphrase "Mist!" ("Darn!"). He is a staple of the children's programming block on the German public television channel KiKA.

Character Description[edit | edit source]

Bernd das Brot is a small, rectangular loaf of bread with a perpetually unhappy expression. He has short arms and legs, and his face is characterized by droopy eyes and a frown. Despite his gloomy demeanor, Bernd has become a beloved character among viewers of all ages.

Creation and Development[edit | edit source]

Bernd das Brot was created by Tommy Krappweis, Norman Cöster, and Erik Haffner. The character first appeared on KiKA in 2000. The creators aimed to develop a character that would stand out from typical cheerful children's television characters, resulting in Bernd's unique, pessimistic personality.

Television Appearances[edit | edit source]

Bernd das Brot stars in several television shows on KiKA, including:

In these shows, Bernd often finds himself in absurd and humorous situations, much to his dismay. His companions, Chili das Schaf (Chili the Sheep) and Briegel der Busch (Briegel the Bush), add to the comedic dynamic with their contrasting personalities.

Cultural Impact[edit | edit source]

Bernd das Brot has achieved cult status in Germany. His popularity extends beyond children's programming, with many adults appreciating the character's dry humor and relatable pessimism. Bernd has also made appearances in various media, including books, merchandise, and even public service announcements.

Awards and Recognition[edit | edit source]

Bernd das Brot has received several awards for his contribution to children's television, including the prestigious Goldener Spatz (Golden Sparrow) award. His shows are praised for their creativity, humor, and ability to entertain both children and adults.

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Contributors: Prab R. Tumpati, MD