Mr. Bean - Episode Guide

Mr. Bean takes an exam, sunbathes and goes to church with Richard Briers - driving badly all the way!

In this edition, Mr. Bean visits a department store and gets carried away.

Mr. Bean demonstrates diving and sandwich-making.

In this escapade, Mr. Bean buys a TV and a new camera, has an itchy foot and goes on a date.

Thanks to some ingenious driving, Mr. Bean gets to an appointment with the dentist after oversleeping. He also has trouble in the park with a bothersome wasp, and meets a child with a remote-controlled boat.

Mr. Bean comes to the aid of a heart-attack victim, fails miserably to post a letter and flies off on holiday.

Mr. Bean wreaks havoc at Harrods when he goes Christmas shopping, then has trouble stuffing a turkey on Christmas Day.

Mr. Bean books into a hotel room and makes himself well and truly at home. In typical fashion he manages to lock himself out in a state of undress. Fortunately, help comes from an unexpected saviour.

Mr. Bean catches a bargain in the New Year's Day sales, devises an unusual method of transporting his shopping home and wreaks havoc by doing a spot of decorating.

Mr Bean at the funfair with a baby...

Mr. Bean visits a local school's open day, trying out some painting, a spot of judo, and goods from the cake stall.

Mr. Bean misplaces his trousers at the laundromat; Mr. Bean is challenged at the Krazy Golf Course.

More mayhem with hapless bumbler Mr. Bean as he thinks up some unusual methods to help him sleep.

The blunderingly inept master of disaster goes for a haircut, but ends up styling the other customers' hair before causing chaos at a school fun day.

Police Station

Mr. Bean visits the police station on Red Nose Day to report items stolen from his car - it'd be far easier if he wasn't on a sponsored silence.

Mr. Bean visits the library, where somebody is foolish enough to let him read a book - one that must be handled with gloves only.

Having already missed one bus, Mr. Bean is bound and determined to catch the next one, no matter who suffers in the process.

Mr. Bean realizes he doesn't know the answers to his exam paper and tries desperately to copy from the man seating next to him.

Mr. Bean arrives at a movie premiere attended by a royal guest. Unfortunately, he finds that his breath smells, his nails and teeth are dirty and his shoes are grubby. He manages to rectify these by using his customary inventiveness.

Mr. Bean stands for parliament in general elections as the single member of "The Bean Party". The sketch makes fun of the ruthless campaigning used by some activists, as Bean forces his way into peoples' homes or buys their votes by offering them money and a television, sticks his poster on a coffin that is being taken to a waiting hearse and after being spotted by a press photographer gives a lollipop to a random child then forcibly takes it back after the photographer departs, and finally replaces the ballot box with the one brought by himself, full of votes for him only. In the background a band called 'Smear Campaign' (with Bruce Dickinson on vocals) plays an Alice Cooper cover "(I want to be) Elected".

In this extra scene from "Merry Christmas, Mr. Bean" it is shown how Bean attempts to win the turkey he eventually ended up wearing on his head.

Mr. Bean is a contestant on the TV show 'Blind Date', competing with two other men to win a date with the beautiful Tracy.

In this extra scene from "Do-It-Yourself Mr. Bean" Bean is shopping in a department store, when he sees a chair that he wishes to purchase.

A Deleted scene from Back to School, Mr. Bean. Bean plays with matches while someone is constructing objects from matchsticks.

Deleted scene from Back to School, Mr Bean. Bean gets scared of soldiers marching towards him and knocks on a door for help.

Mr. Bean takes his girlfriend to see Britain's famous ice skating duo Torvill and Dean perform in Manchester. But he accidentally injures Dean backstage and has to substitute as guest ice-skater with Torvill.

During a rainy day, Mr. Bean and Teddy venture into the attic to look for an umbrella so they can go to the park and feed the ducks. He sticks a tiny drink umbrella into Teddy's head, but finds that his own umbrella is broken. While looking for another one, Bean uncovers various items from his past adventures, like the time Bean had to dress himself on the way to the dentist, the time he fell asleep in church, when he had a Christmas turkey stuck on his head and even the time a tank crushed his Mini. When he finally finds an umbrella, he looks out the window to find that the rain has stopped. Bean angrily leaves the attic as a boomerang he threw out the window earlier finally lands on the roof.

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Mr. Bean disrupts a wedding, managing to cause disturbances throughout the ceremony - before stripping the bride to her underwear and causing a fistfight.

Mr. Bean tries to accompany the London Symphony Orchestra in performing the theme from Chariots of Fire while taking pictures with his phone and blowing his nose. Then, in a filmed sequence shown during the performance, Bean daydreams of joining the runners in the movie's iconic scene along West Sands at St. Andrews.

Mr. Bean attends a funeral for a departed friend, and his antics cause the usual havoc whenever he is around - and then he discovers he's at the wrong funeral.

Mr. Bean celebrates his 25th anniversary driving around in London in his Mini: he drives through St. James's Park, where he stops for a selfie with the London Eye and buys an ice cream. Then he careers down with a police escort, to a halt outside Buckingham Palace where a pile of small presents and a large crowd of sightseers await and he is given a huge cake in the shape of the number '25'. In the end, Bean gives some interviews and poses for pictures.

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How the sitcom character - who featured in just 14 original episodes - has gone on to become a global superstar with an animated series and two top-grossing feature films. Rowan Atkinson's alter-ego has become an online phenomenon, with more than 110 million online fans and growing. This documentary features classic clips and interviews with Richard Curtis, Tony Robinson and Angus Deayton.