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
Title: Mr. Bean Goes to Town Airdate: 15 October 1991 Guests: Nick Hancock, Dursley McLinden, Matilda Ziegler.
Act 1: Bean buys a portable television in his apartment, and has difficulty in trying to position the antenna for good reception. When he discovers that it can only get reception if you sit in a part of the room where he can not see the screen, which is disturbed. Cleverly, who strips down and rides her clothes – underwear and all – in the chair, TV and starts to work – just before your prepaid electricity meter runs out.
Act 2: Bean rehearsing his new Polaroid camera in the park, but is stolen by a thief (Nick Hancock) when asked to take her photo. Although Bean chases down and stop the thief by putting a garbage can on his head and putting him with a pen, away again as Bean tries to alert a passing police officer. Later, Bean is in the police station must identify the thief in a lineup. However, only successfully identifies the thief after he is the subject of the whole line to a pencil test-meter, while the suspects are all carrying trays on their heads. Continue reading Mr. Bean – Mr. Bean Goes To Town
Title: The Curse of Mr. Bean Airdate: 1 January 1991 Guests: Angus Deayton, Matilda Ziegler.
Act 1: Bean goes to a public pool, which uses a manual arm to get your parking ticket. These are the super-high diving board, and chickens until two impatient boys push by stomping on her hand in his attempt to go down. Bean loses his swimsuit, and is unable to recover as a little boy to fish out of the pool with a snorkel. Bean, naked, try changing to invisible and almost succeeds, but the lifeguard appears near the change room. He hides behind a corner, but a group of women swimmers displayed behind him. As Bean turns a women screaming and back to the locker room immediately as Bean escapes.
Act 2: Bean finds he can not pay the ridiculously high parking price £ 16. 00 in the car park swimming pool, and tries to leave through the entrance of rolling a dumpster in front of the entrance to fool the machine in the issuance of a ticket and the opening of the barrier. He takes over and drives his car past the barrier and the entry lane. Just as he was moving the tank back, a black Mercedes arrives and is forced to reinvest in the parking lot. As time goes out the other vehicles waiting to enter the car park and lift the barriers and then drive at full speed on-ramp, removal of it and hitting the other car off the road. The victim turns out to be the Reliant and again collapses. Continue reading Mr. Bean – The Curse Of Mr. Bean
Title: The Return of Mr. Bean Airdate: 5 November 1990 Guests: John Junkin, Roger Lloyd-Pack, Matilda Ziegler.
Act 1: Bean is a street musician playing a saxophone and wants to drop some change in his saxophone case. When he discovers that no change, put his handkerchief on the ground and dances in a rather silly with the saxophone, a woman stops and leaves him for a coin, which then transfers to the jurisprudence of the saxophonist.
Act 2: Bean presents its new American Express charge card at Allders department store. After appearing to put down while going through the perfume department, which makes shopping for all that the first test you want to buy – open and use a toothbrush, is about a bath towel, peel a potato with peeler to buy, and pulls a fish out much of your pocket to see if it fits in a pan. Also opt for your receptionist’s desk as he wants and takes it with him, plug and all, because it was the only phone that gave a dial tone when picked up, he took the other phones (offline models screen) is broken. In the registry, accidentally exchange cards with another man (Paul McDowell), which has the same card as him pickpockets Bean man and put the back of the card (rather than talk to the man, of course) but his hand gets stuck, and the man accidentally pushes it to the end in a bathroom. In the toilet, released the hand and man’s impact by offering a roll of toilet paper. Continue reading Mr. Bean – The Return Of Mr. Bean
Title: Mr. Bean Airdate: 1 January 1990 Guests: Richard Briers, Paul Bown, Rudolph Walker, Roger Sloman.
Act 1: Bean is late for his math test and slower than a three-wheeled Reliant, almost tipping. Once you get to college, a candidate irks fellow (Paul Bown) to leave many spare pens and a number of pets, including a doll of the Pink Panther whose tail is able to appear like a penis – a case rare non-obvious sexual reference open in most of the rest of the series. He studied trigonometry, but finds a document in the envelope calculation. Pass the duration of two hours trying to cheat off the other candidate, and not realize it until the last minute that there were two documents in the envelope calculation, trigonometry other, with the student the choice as to what do. Continue reading Mr. Bean 01- Mr. Bean
