Director: John Birkin Writers: Robin Driscoll, Rowan Atkinson, and 1 more credit Stars: Rowan Atkinson, Christopher Driscoll and Frederick Treves Airdate: 15 November 1995 Guests: Colin Wells, Frederick Treves.
Bean goes to Derrick’s barber shop for a haircut. Just as he is about to have the cut, the barber has to take a long telephone call. While he waits, three other customers come in assuming Mr. Bean is the new hairdresser, and he ends up cutting their hair very awfully (giving a mother’s child an ape-like haircut (which the child is thrilled with), cutting off a man’s pony tail, and replacing an older man’s elderly hair with hair cut from long ago). They later return and blame Derrick for their strange haircuts, while Mr. Bean sneaks off hiding his face under a calendar of Prince Charles (with one customer greeting him as such). Continue reading Mr. Bean – Hair by Mr. Bean of London
Airdate: 31 October 1995 Guests: Elizabeth Bennett, Rupert Bates, Suzy Aitchison.
Bean has to go to hospital after getting his hand stuck in a teapot, but gets impatient while waiting for their turn. His ticket number was 76, and the digital meter showed 22. First, you start a fight to kill two men in the queue, then steals a few tickets (52) of a patient cancels more seriously injured and a digital counter (so it seems that 25 to 52 ), but finally manages to lose his place anyway. After starting another fight with the same two men before, Bean comes to the front of the queue and gets a ticket, but is surprised to find that it is a larger number. Frustratedly, throw your ticket away, only to get the other hand caught in the garbage. He is forced to get another ticket, with his mouth. Continue reading Mr. Bean – Goodnight Mr. Bean
Title: Tee Off, Mr. Bean Airdate: 20 September 1995 Guests: Grant Masters, David Battley,Jacqueline Defferary.
Act 1: Bean goes to the laundry to wash his clothes, an inflatable dragon (still inflated), some fluffy dice, a lampshade, rug and plush, but Bean believes that the wash and it costs £ 2 and costs £ 3. He gets intimidated by a man who takes his washing machine and often makes threatening gestures toward him. Bean realizes that you are using the underwear she wanted to wash him behind a partition to change out of them pants accidentally mixing with the skirt of a lady. This increases the taunts by the stalker and that Bean decides to avenge him. Is replaced stalker detergent soap with black coffee? Unfortunately, Bean is forced to take a little detergent to disguise the fact that the glasses changed. This works, and when martial arts, arts bully comes severely stained laundry, blame the owner of the laundry. Later, after regaining mutated wash (including a small Teddy) of the dryer, Bean needs to retrieve his pants from the laundry lady. Are used to climbing to find a hair like the woman returns and ends (and begins) with Bean still inside.
Title: Back to School Mr. Bean Airdate: 26 October 1994 Guests: David Schneider, John Barrard, Christopher Ryan, Rupert Bates.
Act 1: This output is Mr. Bean attending an open day: You can park your car; you discover a similar aspect Mini and substitutes the cars. During his time at the open day which confuses a group of cadets by coughing and making it respond ceremonial foot in unusual circumstances, sets off from others, gets a stamp album, distract and scare a calligrapher, and gets paper stuck to his body after using a Van de Graff generator. When a woman takes the illicit piece of tissue paper, static electricity causes her skirt to rise up and cover the upper body, exposing her legs. Bean quickly leaves the scene.
Act 2: In the chemistry laboratory, Bean experiments with various chemicals and makes an unstable chemical reaction, eventually causing a violent explosion, with blue smoke emerging from the laboratories. Bean manages to escape in time, but a younger student is not so lucky and is then covered from head to toe in a blue chemical powder. Continue reading Mr. Bean – Back to School Mr. Bean
Title: Do-It-Yourself Mr. Bean Airdate: 10 January 1994 Guests: Robert Austin, Rupert Vansittart.
Act 1: Bean invites his two best friends Rupert and Hubert for New Year’s party, but bores so that when you are preparing a snack, vinegar Twig lets (which are really branches covered with Marmite) and sweet as substitute for champagne, which in turn your clock in the living room until midnight, singing “Auld Lang Syne” to celebrate the new year, and then leave, saying they are tired. However, simply enter the apartment through the living room where the party a swinging New Year is underway. Bean is in bed when the real New Year starts. His blood boils with anger when he hears Rupert and Hubert have been lied to and attended a larger party next door. However, Hubert forgets his hat in Bean’s apartment (see act four). Continue reading Mr. Bean – Do-It-Yourself Mr. Bean
Title: Mind the Baby, Mr. Bean Airdate: 25 April 1993 Guests: Nick Scott, Andy Bradford.
Act 1: Bean goes to an amusement park in the South Seas in Portsmouth, but accidentally leaves his Mini boot unlocked, and handle pulls a baby stroller with him to the amusement park. Once the ads Bean “kidnapped” the baby, who sees no choice but to take care of it while having fun.
Act 2: After a series of mishaps involving dodgem, a big dog and baby stroller, Mr. Bean decides to go on their own, leaving the baby in a Postman Pat ride for children with nine coins in it as he bores on a roller coaster, shoot an arrow at a tender post and attempts to cheat in a games arcade. (When you win, a young man steals the prize.) Meanwhile, a huge queue built up from Postman Pat. Eventually he is forced by a disgruntled mother who curses him to retrieve the baby when it comes to putting more money into the ride. Continue reading Mr. Bean – Mind The Baby Mr. Bea
Title: Mr. Bean in Room 426 Airdate: 17 February 1993 Guests: Danny La Rue, Roger Brierley, Matthew Ashforde, Michael Fenton Stevens,
Act 1: Bean stays in a luxury hotel that gets into many escapades. He jumps on the bed, behead Teddy to put it in a drawer, hands the buttons a cough drop instead of a tip, drills holes in walls to hang his paintings, giving the television at full volume , and gets into your neighbor’s bathroom have a bath by drilling a hole in the wall behind her closet.
Act 2: On the way to dinner, after discovering the elevator is out of service, Bean is forced to take an unconventional route to avoid a floor lady by hanging on the outside of the railing, only to be trapped between her and her frail husband. Continue reading Mr. Bean – Mr. Bean In Room 426
Title: Merry Christmas Mr. Bean Airdate: 29 December 1992 Guests: Owen Brenman, Matilda Ziegler, Jonathan Stratt.
Act 1: Its Christmas Eve and Bean decided to visit Harrods, making his usual brand of chaos with a rather inappropriate behavior while inside a prestigious department store. After parking directly in front of the store and harass a man dressed as Santa Claus pulling his beard, Bean comes to buying Christmas decorations, subjecting them to their usual control-if it breaks, do not buy it. It also tests some Christmas lights with the same socket used for the exterior Christmas lights, plunging the outside of the store in the dark in the process. Then start playing with figures on a screen in the store, making a Nativity scene rather vague participation T. rex, two army tanks and a Dale. The store manager stops him by putting a picture of a policeman in the set.
Act 2: Bean meets his girlfriend Irma Gobo in the city, where she tries to give the message that she wants an engagement ring as a gift. Win a free turkey to cheat, then saw another man dressed as Santa Claus decides to pull the beard again … only by the beard to be true, what Bean to make a quick exit, while the man recovers. Then catch a pickpocket and thief items give a driver the Salvation Army band. Bean then ends up conducting the band in a ridiculous, while the driver is about the issues that the thief stole. Bean leaves, but not before he took the city of origin of the large Christmas tree with him. Continue reading Mr. Bean – Merry Christmas, Mr. Bean
Title: The Trouble with Mr. Bean Airdate: 1 January 1992 Guests: Richard Wilson, Caroline Quentin, Sam Mead, Christine, Ellerbeck, Hugo Mendez, Michael Godley, Nathan Lewis.
Act 1: Bean oversleeps and is late for his appointment with the dentist. To save time, decided to get dressed and brush their teeth while driving to the dentist, with a brick to hold the throttle while change of pants and puts on shoes and socks and Screen wash shot in the mouth rinse after brushing your teeth. Also accidentally honk of a car while putting on socks.
Act 2: Bean arrives at the dentist’s office, which can not find anything in the waiting room to read except for a Batman comic book with The Road Warriors on the back, a child is already reading (who brought the comic in the house). When the child refuses to let share the comic, who quietly poured water from a vase in the lap of the boy to his mother thinks he wet, making the trip home. After getting the comic, called immediately to see the dentist (Richard Wilson). While in the chair when the dentist becomes the radio playing the Blue Danube, which messes with the controls in the dentist’s chair and the dental team, while giving back, and as a result of chance numbs dentist’s leg with a shot of Novocain, causing him to lose consciousness. Bean, feeling disturbed by this, decides to treat himself – but he can not say that the dental care needs, thus performing the procedure in all its teeth. And the recovery of the dentist, bean leaves, happy with his work. Continue reading Mr. Bean – The Trouble With Mr. Bean
Title: Mr. Bean Rides Again Airdate: 17 February 1992 Guests: Roger Sloman, Su Douglas,John Rolfe, Nick Hancock, Stephen Frost.
Act 1: Bean wants to go to the post office, but the car battery is dead, so he decides to take a bus instead. Arrives at the bus stop when a man is waiting for the bus. Unfortunately, the man suddenly suffered a heart attack. Bean tries to revive him by stomping on it, stuffing pills in her throat, trying to word of mouth (with the magazine’s man) and the use of shock treatment break through electric wires connected to a nearby lamppost. This principle works, but forgets to take the leap out of hand when the man offers a handshake, giving the man another shock, making it happen again. An ambulance arrives, but while paramedics treated the man, Bean used the battery from the ambulance to drive your Mini. Bean leaves, leaving the ambulance with disabilities due to a dead battery. Continue reading Mr. Bean – Mr. Bean Rides Again
