Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
When everyday tasks turn into absurd challenges, bumbling Mr. Bean devises wildly inventive schemes—often with his trusty Teddy by his side—to triumph over chaos and keep the world hilariously off‑balance.
Mr. Bean is an animated comedy series following the daily misadventures of the bumbling yet resourceful loner, Mr. Bean, who is often assisted by his loyal companion, Teddy. The show chronicles his frequent mishaps and his tendency to devise elaborate solutions to simple problems.
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- 1.01In the WildJan 5, 2002Rate

Bean watches a nature documentary and decides to try his hand at wildlife photography. His attempts to capture animals in the wild prove frustrating as they all avoid him, leading to an unexpected encounter with a fox hunt.
- 1.02Missing TeddyJan 5, 2002Rate

Mr. Bean sets out to rescue Teddy after he is taken by two burglars responsible for stealing all the teddy bears in London. With his usual mix of mishaps and ingenuity, Mr. Bean confronts the criminals, recovers Teddy, and returns the stolen bears to their rightful owners.
- 1.03No ParkingJan 5, 2002Rate

Mr. Bean attempts to watch the film *Titanic* but faces challenges finding parking. After parking his Mini, he arrives at the cinema only to discover the movie is near its end, leaving him frustrated.
- 1.04Bean's BountyJan 5, 2002Rate

Bean stops to photograph an archaeological dig site, but after being asked to leave, he constructs a metal detector and begins his own treasure hunt.
- 1.05Mime GamesJan 12, 2002Rate

Mr. Bean inadvertently angers a street mime by not paying him, leading to the mime damaging Mrs. Wicket's water statue. In response, Bean outwits the mime by impersonating a statue and later kidnaps him, using him as a replacement for the broken sculpture.
- 1.06Spring CleanJan 12, 2002Rate

Mr. Bean, concerned by the increasingly untidy condition of his home, consults the calendar and realizes it is spring, prompting him to embark on a cleaning spree.
- 1.07Birthday BearJan 19, 2002Rate

Mr. Bean takes his girlfriend Irma Gobb to Teddy's birthday party as a surprise for her birthday, but she grows uneasy due to Bean's mischievous behavior. Later that evening, Bean takes Irma to view a fireworks display, which lifts her spirits.
- 1.08The MoleJan 19, 2002Rate

Mrs. Wicket's croquet game is disrupted by a mole, prompting Mr. Bean to attempt its removal with comedic failures before finally capturing it. Though instructed to kill the mole with a croquet mallet, Bean instead spares its life, placing it in a jar and setting it free in nature.
- 1.09RoadworksJan 26, 2002Rate

Construction workers digging outside Mr. Bean's house create a noisy disturbance that rattles his furniture, prompting him to take matters into his own hands to restore some peace.
- 1.10The SofaJan 26, 2002Rate

Mr. Bean's sofa breaks, prompting him to search for a replacement, but he finds it too expensive. To afford a new one, he organizes a yard sale to raise money.
- 1.11Treasure!Feb 2, 2002Rate

Mr. Bean discovers a box full of puzzle pieces and attempts to assemble them, only to find that one piece is missing. At the same time, he comes across a map that leads him on a treasure hunt.
- 1.12HomelessFeb 2, 2002Rate

Mr. Bean is forced to leave after Mrs. Wicket evicts him, prompting him to search for a new place to live by browsing a newspaper filled with available homes. He embarks on a humorous journey to find the ideal house that suits his unique needs and lifestyle.
- 1.13Nurse!Feb 9, 2002Rate

Mr. Bean, inspired by Mrs. Wicket's hospital stay, decides to fake an injury in order to enjoy the comforts of hospital life, only to find that his plan leads to unexpected complications.
- 1.14Dead CatFeb 9, 2002Rate

Mr Bean attempts to wallpaper the corridor, but Scrapper the cat causes repeated disruptions. After Scrapper is accidentally taken away, Bean must find a substitute cat to avoid being reprimanded by Mrs Wicket.
- 1.15Super TrolleyFeb 16, 2002Rate

Mr. Bean creates a makeshift shopping cart to do some shopping for himself and Mrs. Wicket, while also trying to avoid the mall manager.
- 1.16MagpieFeb 16, 2002Rate

Mr. Bean rescues an injured magpie and tends to it at home, but the bird eventually escapes and causes unexpected trouble by taking valuable items.
- 1.17Cat-SittingFeb 23, 2002Rate

Mr. Bean is left in charge of Scrapper, Mrs. Wicket's mischievous dog, while she is away for a medical appointment. Scrapper's wild behavior causes chaos as he ransacks the house.
- 1.18The BottleFeb 23, 2002Rate
Mr. Bean purchases a bottle containing a small boat, only to misplace it. A milkman later confuses it for a regular milk bottle, prompting Mr. Bean to go on a nighttime mission to recover it.
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