Mr. Bean: The Animated Series

Mr Bean is unimpressed with a horror movie he sees at the cinema, and reckons he can do much better. Bean sets out to create his very own home movie masterpiece featuring Mrs Wicket, Irma and Teddy! The screening in the garden is a huge success, but will Mrs Wicket be pleased with her makeover and starring role?

Mr Bean has to look after Mrs Wicket's pet goldfish while she is away. With a ravenous Scrapper sniffing around, Bean ends up becoming more bodyguard than babysitter. But when he manages to lose his fishy friend, Mr Bean takes a nightmare journey down the sewer and back to his neighbour's house via the park. Can Mr Bean get the pesky pet back in the bowl before Mrs Wicket returns home?

Mr Bean goes to his favourite china shop to buy a new cup for Teddy, but when he opens his wallet he doesn't have enough money to pay for it. When he sees a poster for the local funfair, where the stalls have cash prizes, Bean is determined to win himself some money on the Coconut Shy. But, after many unsuccessful attempts, he realizes it's a fix, and lets everyone know about it. Naturally this doesn't go down well with the stallholder, who wants revenge and a chase around the funfair ensues.

Mr Bean's electricity supply is cut off when Mrs Wicket sees the cost of her enormous electricity bill. As the snow falls outside, Mr Bean's flat becomes so cold that there are ice cubes in his bath water. Mr Bean has the idea to build a huge wind turbine in the back garden providing his own power. All is going very well until an unexpected storm sends Bean's wind turbine into overdrive creating a huge surge of electricity and a huge shock for everyone.

Mr Bean goes to his local bakery to buy a cake, but finds he doesn't have any money. He goes to the bank to use the cash machine, but he can't remember his pin number. When Mr Bean's bankcard is swallowed up by the cash machine there's only one thing to do - go into the machine and fetch it back. The police are alerted, but Bean's main concern is to get some money and get back to the baker's before all the cakes are sold.

Mr Bean is furious with the untidy state of the streets and all the people who drop litter so he goes on a one-man mission to clean up the town. Armed with several bin bags Mr Bean collects all the rubbish and puts up his own 'No Littering' signs - which have absolutely no effect. When the police show no interest in his campaign, Bean builds a homemade vacuuming contraption causing chaos and mayhem wherever he goes.

Mr Bean is very scared on a stormy night and even more so when he hears Mrs Wicket screaming from downstairs. Mr Bean investigates and finds the source of the problem...a rat! Mr Bean offers to help Mrs Wicket rid their house of the troublesome rodent. The only problem is the crafty rat is going nowhere fast and is always one step ahead. Mr Bean looks to inspiration from the Pied Piper, but fairy stories don't always have happy endings.

Mr Bean decides to do something romantic on Valentine's Day for his long-suffering girlfriend Irma. But while he is secretly delivering her valentines card, Mr Bean finds out he has a love rival for Irma's attention. Bean steps up his efforts and takes Irma on a date to the Valentine's Fair only to find his love rival is there too! But will the fortune-teller's prediction be the ticket to a happy ending?

Mr Bean has forgotten he's supposed to be cooking dinner for his long-suffering girlfriend Irma. He dashes to the supermarket to buy some groceries, but why buy food when you can win an entire trolley full in an All You Can Eat Competition? But Mr Bean has some stiff competition - no one can eat one of Mr Maggs' pies quicker than Mr Maggs himself. Mr Bean has to think fast to win. But after all that eating will Bean still be in the mood to cook a romantic meal?

Mr Bean is in need of a sturdy new bookcase and sets off to visit a furniture warehouse. He finds one that's perfect, but is outraged when he's told he has to build the bookcase himself! Bean is unfamiliar with flat pack assembly and struggles to construct his new bookcase, failing miserably when he discovers he's one screw short. Mr Bean heads back to the shop only to find it's closed!

Mr Bean decides to take Teddy on holiday to the seaside. But when he arrives at his hotel a spoilt little girl wants Teddy all for herself. And her protective dad only wants the best for his princess. An on-going tussle ensues between Mr Bean, the little girl and her Dad, resulting in a chase across the seaside town and onto the pier. No one comes between Mr Bean, Teddy and their relaxing holiday!

Mr Bean is left in peace when Mrs Wicket goes off on her holidays. This means Mr Bean has free access to her daily newspaper. But every time he goes down to collect it from the letterbox it disappears. Someone is taking it, but who? Mr Bean is determined to nab the mysterious newspaper stealer and uses a range of ingenious homemade traps in his quest to catch the sneaky thief.

Mr Bean is trying to find a nice quiet place to read his book so he sets off for the Library. But instead of reading he becomes distracted by some funny online videos he sees on the Library's computer. Before he knows it, Mr Bean is recording his own video, which is uploaded for everyone to see. Things start to go crazy when people check out his funny video and his popularity takes off. But does Mr Bean enjoy being in the public eye and how long will his celebrity last?

Mr Bean is obsessed by his favourite TV hero Super-Spy and is excited when his very own Super-Spy spy kit arrives in the post. While Mr Bean is pretending to be his favourite character, and delighting in all his gadgets, he spots some unusual goings on in the Bruisers' house next door. Naturally Mr Bean assumes the worst and sets out to rectify the situation.

Mr Bean inadvertently causes an accident, which prevents Irma taking the scout troop to Big Bear's Scout Camp. With the scout master and mini bus out of action Mr Bean steps in to save the day. As temporary scoutmaster, Mr Bean enjoys his new role, but his obsessive badge collecting wins him no friends within the group.

Mr Bean cannot find anywhere to park other than the space he spots in a school's car park. There's a case of mistaken identity and Mr Bean finds himself teaching a class of unruly school kids. Bean uses every trick in the book to win them over and ends up teaching the headmaster how to be a success in school.

Mr Bean is in the library studying his family heritage. Someone brings to his attention Mr Bean's resemblance to a certain Lord Bean. Mr Bean sets off to track down his ancestral home (a castle) in Scotland, where he is welcomed with open arms. But owning a castle is not cheap. Can Mr Bean escape before he runs out of money and has there been a case of mistaken identity?

Mr Bean and his beloved car find themselves in a crash for crash battle with his arch nemesis the Reliant Robin. It's a contest to find out who can hold their nerve the longest. Does Mr Bean win? Is his car left unscathed? And, more importantly, do we find out who the driver of the Reliant Robin really is?

Mr Bean has got everything ready for Irma's birthday; card, cake, candles, but he just needs to get her some flowers. But nothing goes to plan as Mr Bean inadvertently causes a car crash involving a bride on her wedding day. There's no time to lose as Mr Bean promises he'll get the bride to the church on time. Irma is not a happy lady as Mr Bean is distracted by the task in hand.

Mr Bean is keen to own a brand new smart phone when he discovers all the wonderful things it can do. But, after a trip to the mobile phone shop, he is horrified at how much they cost and decides to build his own one. Bean's phone may be bulky, but it comes with a whole range of built in gadgets, especially useful during a race to The Tower of London.

A confused Japanese tourist couple mistake Mr Bean's house for a hotel and because of the language barrier it is difficult to explain otherwise. When the hapless holiday makers offer to pay to stay, Mr Bean, and Mrs Wicket see a way of making some money and pretend their house is indeed a hotel. But it's not long before the tourists start to smell a fish.

Mr Bean is on a photography jaunt in the countryside snapping the normal everyday wildlife a fox, a bird, a dinosaur! A DINOSAUR?!! Mr Bean is terrified until he realizes what fame and fortune it could bring him. Does he get the photograph of a lifetime or is the situation not quite as it seems?

Mr Bean accidently causes Mrs Wicket to be hospitalised and in need of a wheelchair. Back home Mr Bean has thoughtfully set up a bell service so that he can be at Mrs Wicket's beck and call at any time of day or night. Mrs Wicket likes this...a lot. The bell doesn't stop ringing and an exhausted Mr Bean finds himself running up and down the stairs, carrying and fetching until he eventually loses patience with his patient.

Mr Bean's car has broken down and he is late to meet Irma for a night at the opera. Mr Bean finally arrives, but he is refused entry to the theatre because of his filthy attire. Forced to borrow some clothes from the local launderette, Bean is mistaken for the star of the show, and ends up on the stage giving the operatic performance of a lifetime.

Mr Bean takes a taxi to his local toyshop, but a dodgy cabbie thinks he can take Mr Bean for a ride. After a mix up Mr Bean finds himself driving the taxi and starts to have fun couriering people to their destinations, even giving an American tourist an extensive tour of London. But will the taxi driver find out what's been going on and how much will Bean's final fare be?

Mr Bean needs to impress Irma, who is infatuated with the hunky deliveryman. Bean tries to improve his physique at the gym, but has little success. Instead he opts for an inflatable muscle suit. Irma is indeed impressed and Bean's plan seems to be working until the suit gets punctured and Bean makes the mistake of re-inflating it with helium. As Bean floats off into the sky will Irma's admiration be punctured?

Mr Bean is initially charmed when a seemingly cute seagull turns up on his windowsill. Bean feeds the gull and invites the bird inside. But it's not long before the seagull in the flat turns out to be a cuckoo in the nest, taking over Bean's home - eating all his food, controlling the TV and sleeping in his bed. Bean starts to regret taking on a new best friend in place of good old reliable Teddy.

Mr Bean sees a new toy car in the window of the local department store, Havlotts, and decides he must have it. But on the way to the toy department Mr Bean gets stuck in the lift. He tries his best to entertain his fellow passengers, but they aren't very appreciative. How can Mr Bean resolve the situation and get the toy he so desperately wants?

Mr Bean attempts to build a shady gazebo in the back garden on a scorching hot day. But as he digs into the ground he unearths a huge unexploded bomb. Trying to make Mrs Wicket aware of the danger, and save Scrapper and Teddy from being blown to smithereens, takes courage, nerve, and a Bean styled homemade bomb disposal kit.

Mr Bean goes to the theatre to see a performance by a celebrated hypnotist, Dr Daze. Bean is super keen to come up on stage and be part of the show. But, after being hypnotized, Bean unknowingly leaves the theatre not realizing that he is still under the influence, and certain trigger sounds have him doing silly things at unexpected and embarrassing moments.

Mr Bean's car is filthy, so he gives it a good wash. His sparklingly clean car attracts the attention of other drivers, who offer to pay Mr Bean to wash their cars too. Bean cannot resist and builds a car-washing contraption to help him out. But when a certain very posh visitor's car gets damaged Bean thinks he's for the chop.

Mr Bean chases Scrapper around Mrs Wicket's flat but her sideboard tumbles over, and when Bean sees a bit of fur poking out from under it, he is horrified to think he has squashed poor Scrapper. Not realizing that it's only his landlady's furry hat, Bean rushes what he thinks is a flattened cat across town to the vets in a desperate attempt to save his feline friend's life.

Mr Bean helps Mrs Wicket collect up all her money together after she witnesses a robbery. With all her cash safely locked in a bank vault, Mrs Wicket suddenly finds she has a new admirer, but Mr Bean doesn't trust this smooth operator one bit. With wedding bells ringing Mr Bean races against time to solve the mystery and save Mrs Wicket and her money.

Mr Bean loves Halloween and prepares to give the neighbourhood kids some tricks and treats they won't forget. But when Mr Bean gets carried away with his spooky pranks, he becomes the target of even more fiendish tricks from his neighbours, the Bruisers.

Mr Bean is painting a picture of Teddy when he accidentally squirts some green paint onto his brown wallpaper. Oh no! Bean needs to redecorate his room fast, but ends up painting all the walls a garish lime green, instead of brown. He's so terrified of Mrs Wicket finding out that when he goes to bed, he has some very weird nightmares with a rather sickly ending.

Mr Bean is no fan of wrestling. But he's promised to take Mrs Wicket and her friend Mrs Wince to a big wrestling match in town. Bean finds himself lost backstage at the stadium, and accidentally wanders through a door and straight into the wrestling ring, where he finds himself up against Side Kick Rick. More by luck than talent Bean wins the match only to find that now he has to fight the terrifying Bruise Force.

Mr Bean needs to see a very rare bird so he can tick off every page in his bird-spotting book. But he soon gets bored as he waits in a hide for the rare bird to appear. Instead he goes home and paints a picture of the bird, cuts it out and sticks it high up a tree in the back garden. Soon he is besieged by excited twitchers who think it really is the rare bird. They are all keen to get a snap and they're willing to pay good money for a peek.

Mr Bean visits a safari park and comes home with more than a souvenir postcard. A cheeky young monkey hides inside Bean's car, smuggles himself out of the park, and decides to take up residence in Bean's flat. Terrified that he'll be branded a monkey thief, Bean has to think of a crafty plan to return the chimp to the safari park and his parents.

Mr Bean fancies a game of golf so he creates his own golf course inside his flat, and invites Irma to join him for a round. Their somewhat eccentric game takes them from sitting room, to bathroom and through Mrs Wicket's flat as they battle to be the winner of the First Bean Open Championship.

A crafty cat burglar is causing alarm and concern throughout the town with a series of daring rooftop robberies. After Mrs Wicket's house is burgled, and Bean has his wallet stolen, he decides the only way to deal with this cunning housebreaker is to don a costume and become a superhero (like the ones in his favourite comic book). But Super Bean soon finds he has his hands full helping to rescue cats stuck in trees and old ladies with their spilled shopping.

Mr Bean is tidying his flat and chucking out a load of old, unwanted junk. Unfortunately, during the big clear out, Teddy accidentally falls into a bin bag, which gets put out in the street. Bean is horrified when the rubbish van arrives and he realises that dear old Teddy is now on his way to the landfill. Bean races across town to the dump, but how will he ever find his friend amongst all the mountains of junk?

Mr Bean is too lazy to clean his flat so he sends off for a robotic cleaning device. At first the machine does a great job dusting, polishing and tidying. But when it accidentally hoovers up its own remote control, the robot goes crazy, smashing its way out of the flat and causing mayhem in the streets. Now Bean is desperate to stop the rampaging robot and stay out of trouble with the police.

Mr Bean wants an ice cream from the ice cream van. But by the time he gets to the front of the queue, the ice-cream man has gone to lunch. Bean takes it upon himself to climb through in an open window and into the back of the van, from where he starts to help himself. Unfortunately he soon attracts a crowd and is forced to serve a long queue of kids until all the ice cream runs out. When the ice-cream man comes back from lunch and drives away he is unaware that Bean is still hiding in the back of his van en route to the ice cream factory.

Mr Bean is feeling very left out when he discovers that Mrs Wicket is having a huge party downstairs and, apparently, he isn't invited. Bean tries every trick in the book to sneak himself into the party even resorting to hiding inside an enormous cake. If only he knew the real reason for the celebration.

Mr Bean's attempt to cut the grass is thwarted by a pesky root, which refuses to budge. When Mr Bean breaks his spade he heads to the local Garden Centre to find a replacement. But instead of simply buying one, he enters a gardening competition to win one - judged by none other than the Queen herself! Its gardening gloves off when Mr Bean goes into battle with his rival green-fingered competitors.

Mr Bean and Irma are off for a day at the seaside. Irma is traveling light, but Bean wants to take almost everything his owns in an enormous trunk. Arriving at the seaside Bean's trunk gets accidentally swapped with a trunk belonging to a famous stage magician. As Bean entertains Irma pulling rabbits out of hats the angry magician arrives on the scene - and he's not a happy bunny.

Mr Bean loves playing in the neighbourhood soft play centre bouncing on the trampolines, whizzing down the slides and most of all immersing himself in the ball pool. But he doesn't like sharing the place with all those annoying kids. So Bean decides to turn his flat into his own private play area where he can play in peace. Unfortunately Irma, Mrs Wicket and The Bruisers all want to join in the fun with him.

Mr Bean orders a takeaway pizza, but when it arrives he feels let down by the size of it. So he sets out to bake his own unique Teddy shaped pizzas. Under the name Pizza Bean, his pizzas become extremely popular and very soon business in booming. As a result, rival pizza producer Don Crustyoni sees his profits plummeting and decides to make Mr Bean an offer he can't refuse.

Mr Bean is not allowed to fly off on holiday as his passport has no photograph. After failing to get one from a photo booth, he tries numerous other ways to get his photo taken including photobombing a tourist's snap. None of these work, but after Bean is arrested, maybe the police can assist him. Say cheese!

Mr Bean wants to impress Irma by entering them both into a dance competition at the local park. But his tango is terrible and his rumba ridiculous so he enrolls for lessons at a local dance school. After an unsuccessful class at the dance studio and a trip to the library to teach himself, Mr Bean has lost track of time. He needs to make it up to a disgruntled Irma but will his homemade effort win her over.

Mr Bean manages to get himself locked in a department store overnight while spending too long trying on clothes. Bean takes advantage of the situation having fun in the various departments. But when he discovers a robbery taking place the fun and games stop as the desperate burglar chases Bean from floor to floor and all around the store.