Kevin the Teenager

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Kevin the Teenager is a famously sulky, moody adolescent character from British sketch comedy, known for his dramatic transformation from polite child to stereotypical grumpy teen.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
television character
age teenager
appearsIn Harry Enfield and Chums NERFINISHED
Harry Enfield’s Television Programme NERFINISHED
Kevin and Perry Go Large NERFINISHED
audience British television viewers
broadcastOn BBC One NERFINISHED
catchphrase It’s so unfair
characteristic grumpy
moody
stereotypical British teenager
sulky
clothingStyle baggy casual clothes
comedyType character-based sketch comedy
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator Harry Enfield NERFINISHED
culturalImpact became a widely recognised British TV comedy character of the 1990s
firstAppearance 1990s
friend Perry NERFINISHED
genre sketch comedy
hairStyle long messy hair
humourDevice contrast between pre-teen and teen behaviour
humourStyle exaggeration of teenage mood swings
humourTarget parent–teenager relationships
inUniverseAgeChange changes personality at age 13
language English
medium television
nationalityInFiction British
notableFor dramatic transformation from polite child to grumpy teen on his 13th birthday
parentCharacters Kevin’s dad
Kevin’s mum
portrayalStyle over-the-top tantrums
sudden shouting and whining
portrayedAs formerly polite child
suddenly rude teenager
portrayedBy Harry Enfield NERFINISHED
productionCompany BBC
setting suburban Britain
spinOff Kevin and Perry NERFINISHED
targetOfHumour teenage behaviour stereotypes
theme transition from childhood to adolescence
timePeriodOfPopularity 1990s
early 2000s
typifies adolescent angst
teenage rebellion

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Kevin & Perry Go Large basedOn Kevin the Teenager
Harry Enfield createdCharacter Kevin the Teenager