Mr Bean

In this episode, Rowan Atkinson’s beloved comic persona drops into a local launderette, intent on tackling the day’s chores, as usual. While fumbling with the machines, he somehow ends up misplacing his trousers, a mishap that spirals into classic slap‑slap comedy. Undeterred, he shuffles off to a nearby crazy‑golf course, where the absurdity continues as he attempts a round that quickly descends into chaos, in true Bean fashion. The sequence strings together his trademark physical humour, from the bewildered laundrette scene to the wildly unpredictable mini‑golf escapade, all driven by his relentless, bumbling determination to carry on despite the wardrobe malfunction.

In this episode, the hapless Mr Bean sets out to buy a new television, only to have his attempts hampered by a persistent itchy foot. His clumsy handling of the shop’s displays creates a string of comic misunderstandings, while the itch distracts him at the worst moments. Undeterred, he later escorts a fortunate young woman on an evening out around town, where his well‑meaning but misguided gestures turn a simple night into a cascade of chaotic yet endearing moments. The episode showcases his typical slap‑stick style, with visual gags punctuating each scene. All of the humour stems from Bean’s trademark physical comedy, performed by Rowan Atkinson.

In this episode, the hapless Mr Bean sets out to buy a new television, only to have his attempts hampered by a persistent itchy foot. His clumsy handling of the shop’s displays creates a string of comic misunderstandings, while the itch distracts him at the worst moments. Undeterred, he later escorts a fortunate young woman on an evening out around town, where his well‑meaning but misguided gestures turn a simple night into a cascade of chaotic yet endearing moments. The episode showcases his typical slap‑stick style, with visual gags punctuating each scene. All of the humour stems from Bean’s trademark physical comedy, performed by Rowan Atkinson.

Mr Bean, the iconic comic persona of Rowan Atkinson, returns for another misadventure in this episode, where he sets his sights on giving his hotel chamber a fresh look. His well‑meaning intentions quickly spiral into chaos as the simple act of redecorating triggers a cascade of slap‑slap‑up errors. From paint splatters to misplaced furniture, each attempt at improvement only deepens the disorder, turning the modest suite into a comedic battlefield. The result is a room turned upside down and Bean caught in a series of comedic calamities, reinforcing his reputation for turning ordinary tasks into disaster‑laden escapades. The pandemonium sees the room in disarray, with Bean navigating the mayhem while his physical comedy amplifies the absurdity of the situation.

In this episode of Goodnight Mr Bean, the well‑known, accident‑prone Mr Bean finds himself at a hospital, seeking a quick fix for a minor ailment that has been bothering him. He goes in to treat what he describes as a nasty little problem, only to discover that his usual ineptitude complicates even the simplest procedures. The visit quickly turns into a series of comic mishaps as his usual clumsiness gets him into further trouble. After leaving the medical centre, Bean struggles to get any rest, his mind racing and his attempts at sleep thwarted by his own eccentric habits. The episode follows his frantic attempts to settle down, showcasing the characteristic slap‑slap humour that Rowan Atkinson delivers throughout.

In this episode, Bean’s ordinary dental appointment quickly turns into a calamity; the routine check‑up spirals as he battles the chair, the instruments and his own nervousness, culminating in a chaotic and hurried exit, leaving him flustered and dishevelled. Shortly afterwards, a seemingly tranquil stroll through the park is shattered when a wasp intrudes, launching Bean into a frantic, slap‑stick showdown that sees him dodging, swatting and sprinting across the lawns in a desperate bid to escape the buzzing menace, briefly breaking the park’s serenity. Throughout both mishaps, Rowan Atkinson headlines the action, delivering his trademark physical comedy as Bean navigates each absurd predicament.

In this instalment, Mr Bean – Rowan Atkinson’s famously bumbling alter‑ego – is summoned to give first‑aid assistance, only to fumble through the simple procedure in his typical, accident‑prone fashion. Afterwards he sets about mailing a letter, but his attempts to drop it into the post box are repeatedly thwarted by his own clumsy handling. With the everyday tasks proving more trouble than they should, he eventually decides to escape the chaos, packing his suitcase and jetting off on a holiday. The episode strings together these three everyday scenarios, each highlighted by Bean’s unmistakable, slap‑stick mishaps.

In this episode, the well‑meaning but clumsy protagonist sets out to transform a simple babysitting assignment into an action‑filled outing at the local fair. He throws himself into the task with earnest enthusiasm, hoping to turn the routine job into a day brimming with excitement and amusement. He hopes the experience will be enjoyable for both the child and himself. The resulting escapade unfolds as classic slapstick comedy, with the hero’s well‑intentioned plans constantly derailed by his own mishaps. Physical gags and chaotic moments dominate the narrative, keeping the tone light and farcical. The episode stars Rowan Atkinson, whose trademark physical humour drives the humour throughout the fair‑filled babysitting adventure, and for everyone watching as well.

In this episode, the well‑meaning but unlucky protagonist sets out to organise the perfect Christmas break, hoping for a memorable celebration. Yet, just as his plans start to take shape, circumstances beyond his control intervene, turning his carefully arranged festivities into a series of mishaps. The intended holiday of a lifetime quickly unravels, leaving the season looking more like a comedy of errors than a joyful celebration. Despite his best intentions, the hero finds his Christmas aspirations overturned, and the whole period ends up feeling like a farcical affair. He watches as each well‑planned detail goes awry, turning anticipation into bewilderment.

During an orientation day, the ever‑unlucky Mr Bean finds himself back in the world of his former school, giving him the opportunity to relive the experiences of his youth. The episode places the iconic character in a familiar educational setting, allowing the humour to arise from his characteristic mishaps as he navigates the day’s activities. The programme is a comedy and features Rowan Atkinson in his celebrated role as Mr Bean. With Atkinson’s distinctive physical comedy and dead‑pan expression, the episode delivers the usual brand of humour that fans associate with the beloved character, all set against the backdrop of a school orientation.

Mr Bean, the iconic comic persona of Rowan Atkinson, returns for another misadventure in this episode, where he sets his sights on giving his hotel chamber a fresh look. His well‑meaning intentions quickly spiral into chaos as the simple act of redecorating triggers a cascade of slap‑slap‑up errors. From paint splatters to misplaced furniture, each attempt at improvement only deepens the disorder, turning the modest suite into a comedic battlefield. The result is a room turned upside down and Bean caught in a series of comedic calamities, reinforcing his reputation for turning ordinary tasks into disaster‑laden escapades. The pandemonium sees the room in disarray, with Bean navigating the mayhem while his physical comedy amplifies the absurdity of the situation.