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Mr. Bean
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Mr Bean turns simple everyday tasks into chaotic situations and will leave you in stitches as he creates havoc wherever he goes.
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- E1 Mr. BeanNext upJan 1, 1990 · 25 min · ★ 8.6
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Mr. Bean attends a mathematics exam, where he tries to copy from a student under the nose of the invigilator, when he realizes that he has studied the wrong maths equations. Afterwards, he surreptitiously changes into his swimming trunks so as not to be noticed by someone sitting nearby at a beach. And later struggles to stay awake during a church service and obnoxiously sings the refrain of the hymn "All Creatures of Our God and King," much to the annoyance of the man sitting next to him, Mr. Sprout.
Guest stars: Richard Briers (Mr. Sprout), Howard Goodall (Church Organist), Rudolph Walker (Invigilator), Paul Bown (Student), Roger Sloman (Blind Man)
- E2 The Return of Mr. BeanNov 5, 1990 · 25 min · ★ 8.2
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Mr. Bean goes to a department store and buys various items. Afterwards, he goes to a fancy restaurant where he tries to dispose his awful-tasting meal. And finally, Bean goes to a Royal greeting and gets into mischief.
Guest stars: Roger Lloyd Pack (Waiter), John Junkin (Maître D'), Matilda Ziegler (Waitress), Dave O'Higgins (Busker), Paul McDowell (Customer), William Vandyck (Checkout Manager), Steve McNicholas (Violinist), Robin Driscoll (Cinema Manager)
- E3 The Curse of Mr. BeanDec 30, 1990 · 25 min · ★ 8.1
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Mr. Bean goes to a swimming pool, where he finds himself scared to death on the high diving board. When he's done, he tries several different ways to get his car out of the parking garage after he realizes he doesn't have enough money to do it the normal way. After that, he sits on a park bench and uses an unusual method of making himself a sandwich. Finally, he goes to a cinema and tries to survive a terrifying horror movie with his girlfriend.
Guest stars: Angus Deayton (Pool Attendant / Man on Park Bench), Matilda Ziegler (Irma Gobb the Girlfriend)
- E4 Mr. Bean Goes to TownOct 15, 1991 · 24 min · ★ 8.0
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Mr. Bean purchases a new TV, only to experience a spot of reception trouble. He then takes a stroll in the park to try out his new camera, which is promptly stolen. This leads to an identity parade, where Bean does his best to discover the identity of the camera thief. Later, Bean's night on the town spells disaster for a stage magician. Lastly, Mr. Bean shows off his dancing skills at Club Phut.
Guest stars: Nick Hancock (Camera Thief), Dursley McLinden (Shoe Salesman), Alan Shaxon (Eddie Spangle), Robin Driscoll (Police Sergeant), Julia Howson (Monique), Howard Goodall (Musician), Richard Marcangelo (Musician), Mark Khan (Disco Dancer)
- E5 The Trouble with Mr. BeanJan 1, 1992 · 25 min · ★ 8.0
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Mr. Bean, late for his dental appointment, tries to get dressed and clean his teeth whilst on the way. After arriving just in time for the appointment, he ends up administering an anesthetic to the hapless dentist. After visiting the dentist, Bean has a picnic in the park, where he tangles with a pesky fly and a remote-control toy boat.
Guest stars: Caroline Quentin (Traffic Warden), Richard Wilson (Dentist), Sam Mead (Schoolboy), Christine Ellerbeck (Mum), Bridget Brammall (Dental Nurse), Hugo Mendez (Boy in Park), Michael Godley (Man in Wheelchair), Nathan Lewis (Car Thief)
- E6 Mr. Bean Rides AgainFeb 17, 1992 · 24 min · ★ 8.3
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At the bus stop, Mr. Bean tries his best to revive a heart attack victim before using an ambulance to jump-start his own mini-car. Later, when posting a letter, he loses his only stamp, but that doesn't stop him from sending his letter anyway. Whilst preparing for his holiday, Mr. Bean demonstrates a novel (if not entirely efficient) method of packing, then disposes of a bothersome train passenger, and tries to entertain an airsick boy during a plane flight.
Guest stars: Stephen Frost (Laughing Man), Roger Sloman (Heart Attack Man), Su Douglas (Lady with Letter), John Rolfe (Postman), Nick Hancock (Ticket Inspector), Eryl Maynard (Air Hostess), Hugo Mendez (Young Boy), Matilda Ziegler (Woman at Bus Stop (uncredited))
- E7 Merry Christmas Mr. BeanDec 29, 1992 · 27 min · ★ 8.5
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While Christmas shopping, Mr. Bean purchases a bulky string of tree lights before making a shambles of a department store toy section. He later manages to acquire a free turkey and Christmas tree, and attempts to conduct a Salvation Army band. Finally, during Christmas dinner, Bean has quite a surprise in store for his long-suffering girlfriend.
Guest stars: Owen Brenman (Store Manager), C.J. Allen (Santa), John Warner (Conductor), Lee Barrett (Pickpocket), Chris Sanders (Butcher), Jonathan Stratt (Christmas Tree Seller), Matilda Ziegler (Irma Gobb the Girlfriend)
- E8 Mr. Bean in Room 426Feb 17, 1993 · 25 min · ★ 7.8
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Mr. Bean goes to a hotel where he causes trouble and seeks competition in his hotel neighbor. After he eats some spoiled oysters, he wakes up at night from some loud noise and ends up being locked out of his room.
Guest stars: Danny La Rue (Danny La Rue), Matthew Ashforde (Porter), Michael Fenton Stevens (Guest), Roger Brierley (Manager)
- E9 Do-It-Yourself Mr. BeanJan 10, 1994 · 25 min · ★ 8.6
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On New Year's Eve, Bean hosts his very own party with his friends Rupert and Hubert, but it isn't long before his guests discover that there is more fun at the party next door and trick Bean into letting them go. The following morning on New Year's Day, Bean buys some new tools and a large recliner armchair at the January sales of a department store and has a unique way of driving home. He then tries painting his flat himself and starts off the new year with a bang.
Guest stars: Rupert Vansittart (Hubert), Robert Austin (Guest), Simon Godley (Rupert), Helen Burns (Department Store Client), David Stoll (Department Store Client), Andy Greenhalgh
- E10 Mind the Baby, Mr. BeanApr 25, 1994 · 25 min · ★ 7.7
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On his way to the Southsea funfair, Mr. Bean accidentally becomes lumbered with a baby boy with no idea of how or where he came from, forcing him to try having fun at the fair with the baby. Throughout the day, the baby manages to survive Bean's unique style of mishaps before eventually being reunited with his mother.
Guest stars: Susie McKenna (Baby's Mother), Andy Bradford (Bumper Cars Attendant), Nick Scott (Man in Booth), Lydia Henderson-Boyle (Irritated Mother), Anthony Hamblin (Coin Pusher Kid)
- E11 Back to School Mr. BeanOct 26, 1994 · 25 min · ★ 8.1
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Mr. Bean attends an open day of a local school, where he unleashes his usual brand of chaos in the various classes he visits. Afterwards, Bean's day soon takes a sombre turn when he finds that his Mini isn't parked where he left it and is crushed by an Army Tank during the demonstration.
Guest stars: Al Hunter Ashton (Drill Instructor), John Clegg (Calligrapher), David Schneider (Judo Instructor), Suzanne Bertish (Art Teacher), Lucy Fleming (Boy's Teacher), John Barrard (Stamp Collector), Sam Driscoll (Boy in Chemistry Lab), Harriet Eastcott (Electrocuted Woman)
- E12 Tee Off, Mr. BeanSep 20, 1995 · 25 min · ★ 7.8
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After causing chaos at the town launderette while having his laundry cleaned, Bean tries his hand at mini golf, but after being told by the course's owner that he can only touch the ball with the club and not with his hands, Bean's poor aim leads him on an elaborate tour around town before ultimately returning to the course several hours later with a final score of 3,427 strokes.
Guest stars: David Battley (Golf Attendant), Jacqueline Defferary (Woman in Laundry Room), Grant Masters (Man in Laundry Room), Marilyn Finlay (Woman in Car)
- E13 Goodnight, Mr. BeanOct 31, 1995 · 24 min · ★ 8.3
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At a hospital waiting room, Bean uses various methods to skip ahead of the queue but his antics backfire. Later at a park, he decorates Queen's Guard, so that he can take a picture. And at the end of the day, Bean tries to cure his insomnia with some unusual methods at home.
Guest stars: Suzy Aitchison (Nurse), Elizabeth Bennett (Medical Receptionist), Rupert Bates (Man Waiting in Line), Penelope Nice (Bandaged Woman in Wheelchair), Rupert Vansittart (Guardsman)
- E14 Hair by Mr. Bean of LondonNov 15, 1995 · 27 min · ★ 7.7
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At a barbershop, Mr. Bean inadvertently holds the fort for the barber when he is distracted by a phonecall, resulting in him giving several customers terrible haircuts. Later, Bean heads to a fête, where he cheats at all the games and enters Teddy into a children's pet show, where his inanimacy allows Bean to pass all the obedience tests with flying colours. And finally, after a train journey, Bean accidentally loses his ticket and unsuccessfully tries to sneak out past the station's guard inside a mail bag.
Guest stars: Christopher Driscoll, Frederick Treves (Colonel), Tony Haase (Derek), Susie McKenna (Mother), Jamie Yeates (Jamie), Colin Wells (Man with Pony Tail), C.J. Allen, Matthew Ashforde
Cast & crew
Created by Richard Curtis, Rowan Atkinson
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Filipe Manuel NetoMar 5, 2024
**Probably one of the most effective and beloved comedy series ever.** For people like me, who grew up in the 90s, Mr. Bean is certainly one of the best and most nostalgic pieces of television ever made, as well as being one of the best series made in Europe. It's really hard to think that there were only fourteen episodes when it seems, to our eyes, that there were several dozen. Without great visual artifices, without particular care for the scenery (Bean's apartment is… Read more
never exactly the same between episodes and there are other subtle changes), with the soundtrack reduced to a minimum (the song used at the beginning and end, “Ecce homo qui est faba”) without concerns about verisimilitude, all the episodes do what they set out to do: make everyone laugh. Each episode lasted about half an hour and could be watched by any type of person, even on a lunch break for someone whose work requires them to have lunch outside the home. The protagonist, Bean (we will never know if he ever had a name other than “Mr.”), is a perfectly ordinary man, but much more idiotic than most people (except, perhaps, a notable portion of the employees). public), and the various episodes clearly show the mishaps and embarrassing situations that happen in his life. And we laughed... but who, after all, has never experienced at least one situation so bizarre or embarrassing that it could have been carried out by Bean? The actor who gave body and soul to the character is the inimitable Rowan Atkinson. He is, without a doubt, a good actor, but Bean was that character that brought out the best in the actor, that character that he conceived and tailored to his abilities and talent, and that can never be played decently any longer. nobody. And as almost always happens in cases like these, the character stuck to the actor as if she were a second skin, and it is understandable that Atkinson preferred to reform her, even though her popularity seems to prevent an absolute reform: Bean still appears, in a very punctual way, whether for a commercial advertisement or for a special appearance, as happened at the opening ceremony of the London Olympics. After all, along with the late Elizabeth II and the many faces that were once James Bond, Bean is certainly the most recognizable and loved Brit in the world.