Mr. Bean: The Animated Series

Mr. Bean, obsessed with gaming, has to get his hands on the latest console. Mr. Bean becomes obsessed with gaming after being introduced by Mrs. Wicket’s nephew. He decides he must have his own console, only to discover how expensive they are. But as luck would have it, he arrives at the shop at closing time to discover that tomorrow there will be a special sale. All he has to do is be first in line …

Mr. Bean goes on a date … dressed as Mrs. Wicket! Mrs. Wicket demands that Bean stay in to take delivery of a new lounge chair. He is forced to dress up as Mrs. Wicket when Brian the Delivery Man won’t deliver the chair to anyone but Mrs. Wicket. Then Brian falls in love with ‘her’ and asks ‘her’ out on a date. Bean accepts because he’s starving hungry. How long can he keep up the deception? Long enough to fill his stomach?

Mr Bean dog sits for Irma and gets the idea for a new dog-walking business – how hard can it be? Mr Bean dog-sits for Irma and while in the park comes across a professional dog-walker. This guy’s making a fortune while Bean is doing it for free! That evening posters go up and the next morning Bean has four dogs to look after. But who is going to walk whom?

Mr Bean crashes his mini into a pool of slurry and is desperate to get himself and his car clean. Mr Bean ends up in a farm slurry pit after racing a tractor. The car smells, Teddy smells, Bean smells … bad. He comes home, determined to clean all three. A determination that winds up with him locked outside, on the roof and completely stark naked.

Mr. Bean accidentally sends Irma a silly Birthday card and has stop it being delivered. It’s Irma’s birthday. Bean buys a bargain-bin load of cards, and writes out two – one nice, one silly. He gets his envelopes mixed up and sends off the wrong card. He tries to persuade the postman to hand the card back, but no luck. He winds up causing chaos at the sorting office in a last-ditch attempt to avoid Irma’s ire.

Mr. Bean becomes a world-class bed salesman … after breaking his own. Mr. Bean breaks his bed using it as a trampoline. He tries to fix it, but he can’t. Next morning, and after an awful night’s sleep, he goes to buy a brand-new bed. He has fun trying all the beds out, but the one he wants is too expensive. He is about to get thrown out of the shop when he turns his experience of all the beds to his advantage.

Mr. Bean discover that being bored is better than having to massage Mrs. Wicket. Mrs. Wicket demands that Bean drives her and Miss Wince to their booked spa retreat; and wait outside in the car until they’re done. Bean gets bored, so bored that he decides to sneak into the spa and get Mrs. Wicket and Miss Wince out. Chased by the irate Receptionist, Bean gets more than he bargained for when he crashes into Mrs. Wicket’s massage session.

Irma corrals Mr. Bean into raising money for the local donkey sanctuary. Bean is both cajoled by Irma and spurred by his own jealousy of the fund-raising super-star Declan into raising money for the local donkey sanctuary. He tries to thwart Declan’s success and increase the amount of money he’s raising until eventually he finds himself challenging Declan to a sky-diving competition.

Mr. Bean bets Irma that he can play the violin better than The Great Eduardo. The Great Eduardo, violinist supreme, is in town and Irma wants to go to the concert. But Bean won’t pay for the tickets. More than that, he claims that he can play the violin better. Now he has to prove it. After a lot of painful sawing, even Eduardo can’t bear the noise. He offers to teach Bean, who ends up replacing him in the concert!

Mr. Bean makes his own caravan out of Mrs. Wicket’s garden shed and goes on vacation. Miss Wince takes Mrs. Wicket off on holiday in her brand-new, swanky caravan; and Bean is left behind. But never one to let a setback knock his confidence, he decides to build his own caravan and sets off in search of the perfect ‘quiet spot’. All would be well if he’d only not built the caravan out of Mrs. Wicket’s garden shed …

Mr. Bean has to retrieve a football from a haunted house … and get back out alive. Mr. Bean is trying to impress some kids in the park with his football skills but winds up kicking their ball into a dilapidated, scary-looking house. He has to go in and get it back. A feral cat living inside decides to steal Teddy, and in the chase around the insides of the house Bean manages something not even a wrecking ball can do.

Mr. Bean accidentally creates an amazing new perfume; but who likes it more? Mrs. Wicket or Scrapper? Mr. Bean accidentally spills all of Mrs. Wicket’s new, expensive perfume on the floor. In an attempt to hide his crime and refill the empty bottle, he tries to recreate the smell – by adding all sorts of odd and strange ingredients. He might be able to fool Mrs. Wicket, but can he fool Scrapper and all the neighbourhood cats?

Mr Bean wants to get to the seaside without spending a penny! Mr Bean is on his way to the seaside when the mini runs out of petrol. Undeterred he manages to get a push, but for some reason the do-gooders don’t want to push him all the way to the beach! Instead he uses wind power, piggy backs on a car transporter and 802harnesses up some horses to try and get to his destination.

Mr. Bean becomes Mrs. Wicket’s house-mate when he suffers a flea infestation. Will they get on? Scrapper gives Bean fleas, and Bean is forced to call in the pest control person. His flat will take 24 hours to fumigate. Bean begs Mrs. Wicket to let him stay with her. She agrees, as long as Bean helps her with cooking, cleaning etc. 24 hours later, and Bean is desperate to see the back of her. The feeling is mutual. But then, Mrs. Wicket starts itching …

Mr. Bean sets out to capitalize on the profitable gourmet coffee market by putting up a java shingle of his own inside a constructor’s working tent.

Mr. Bean attempts all manner of fruitless methods to keep his home and himself warm when his boiler goes on the fritz in the dead of winter.

Chaos ensues when, gunning for a grand prize of a trip to Paris for Irma and himself, Mr. Bean enters Mrs. Wicket’s wily Scrapper in a cat contest.

An afternoon at the local movie theater with his landlady Mrs. Wicket forces Mr. Bean into an unconvincing disguise as a senior citizen.

When his favorite tree in the neighborhood park is under threat of being cut down, Mr. Bean stages an ill-conceived, one-man protest to save it.

When his landlady puts her house (and his apartment) on the market, Mr. Bean goes to any means necessary to turn off all potential buyers.

When a skateboarding attempt proves hazardous, Mr. Bean gets inspiration from Miss Wince’s mobility scooter and builds a souped-up version of his own.

Mrs. Wicket is heartbroken when her mean, one-eyed cat Scrapper goes missing so it’s up to Mr. Bean to go on a sleuthing mission to find him.

A sudden interest in creating his own football sticker album along with the neighborhood kids turns Mr. Bean into an obsessive collector and a thief.

After digging up what he believes is a gold medallion from Bruiser Sr.’s garden, Mr. Bean hands the treasure over to the local museum for valuation.

When Mrs. Wicket's young nephew scores two tickets for an Outward Bound course, she browbeats Mr. Bean into being his escort.