Mr Bean

Rowan Atkinson’s comic alter ego, Mr Bean, drops into a launderette, where his clumsy routine causes his trousers to disappear, leaving him in an embarrassing predicament. He then heads to a crazy‑golf course, treating himself to a chaotic round of the game.

is a short television episode that centres on Rowan Atkinson’s iconic comic alter‑ego. The programme is presented as a stand‑alone instalment, classed under the episode format, and it follows the character through a series of everyday mishaps that are turned into visual humour. In this particular outing, Mr Bean decides to pop into a launderette. While attempting to manage the washing machines, he somehow ends up misplacing his trousers, leaving him in an awkward state as the episode progresses. The loss of his clothing becomes a key visual gag, highlighting his characteristic blend of slap‑stick and situational comedy. After the launderette incident, Bean heads to a nearby crazy‑golf course. He treats himself to a round that quickly descends into chaos, with the ball ricocheting off obstacles and his own clumsy attempts to navigate the course. The sequence is filled with the same physical humour that defines his character, turning a simple game into a series of unpredictable pratfalls. Overall, the episode showcases Mr Bean’s talent for turning mundane activities into comedic set‑pieces. From the laundrette mishap to the disorderly golf game, the narrative stays within a single, self‑contained adventure that relies solely on visual jokes and the character’s distinctive, bumbling charm.