Mr. Bean: The Animated Series

Bean's visit to the supermarket; a magpie Bean is looking after begins to steal things from the neighbors.

Bean goes on a treasure hunt after finding a map; Bean looks for a new home.

Mr. Bean can't find a parking space, so he makes one of his own; Mr. Bean digs himself a hole too deep to get out of.

Mr. Bean is badgered by a strange pink animal; it's probably best to take one's own sandwiches when invited to dinner by Mr. Bean.

Technology helps Bean; Bean cannot remember his school friend Harry.

Bean and Irma go out on a date; Bean ends up in prison after a case of mistaken identity.

Mr. Bean discovers the great outdoors is not always so great; Mr. Bean's hobby goes down in flames in his battle for air supremacy.

Bumbling Mr. Bean perseveres through misadventures.

Bean tries to earn money to buy a new television; Bean buys a grand piano.

Bumbling Mr. Bean perseveres through misadventures.

Mr. Bean takes to the air after being taken for a ride; Mr. Bean makes a meal out of his birthday celebration.

Mr. Bean becomes smitten with a beautiful singer; Mr. Bean meets a soul mate.

During a visit to Buckingham Palace, Mr. Bean meets the lady of the house; Mr. Bean takes a trip down Memory Lane.

Mr. Bean redecorates his room, making it fit for a queen; Mr. Bean gets green eyes and fingers.

Mr. Bean has a bad hair day; Mr. Bean's pursuit of a quiet life ends in a major row.

Bumbling Mr. Bean perseveres through misadventures.

Bean's road is dug up; Bean tries to get rid of his old sofa after buying a new one.

Bumbling Mr. Bean perseveres through misadventures.

Bean fakes an injury so he can stay in the hospital; Bean thinks he accidentally killed Mrs. Wicket's cat.

With his trusty camera, Mr. Bean ventures out into the great outdoors to start a career as a nature photographer; it's not as easy as it looks.

Upset to find that teddy has been kidnapped, Mr. Bean is determined to track down the men responsible; he finds he is not their only captive.

Mr. Bean is going to the cinemas to watch his favorite movie, "Titanic," with Teddy; he struggles to find a parking space.

Mr. Bean makes his own metal detector out of lawnmower parts to hunt for treasures at a local archaeological dig.

Mr. Bean becomes an unlikely artist when he ventures out into nature to find inspiration for the perfect painting.

Angry at an annoying fly buzzing around his room, Mr. Bean declares war against it and deploys several outlandish weapons to get rid of it.

Mr. Bean makes a new friend.

After seeing the state of his room, Mr. Bean decides to do some spring-cleaning; disastrous results follow.

Mr. Bean tries to spice up his life by buying a pet parrot; he must prevent his landlady from seeing his new friend.

Bumbling Mr. Bean perseveres through misadventures.

Mr. Bean is on a mission to track down and pursue a ray of sunshine; he causes a load of chaos on the beach.

After he forgets Teddy's birthday, Mr. Bean takes him to the toy store to make things right and give him a day to remember.

Mr. Bean's landlady is hopping mad when she finds molehills on her lovely croquet lawn, and it's all Mr. Bean's fault.

Mr. Bean's tranquility is shattered by deafening roadwork outside his bedroom window, and he's driven to desperate measures.

Mr. Bean wants to spend a cozy day lounging on the sofa watching the telly, but his old sofa's springs finally explode.

In a dark corner of his attic, Mr. Bean finds a treasure map, but tricky clues lead him nearly all the way to Australia.

Mr. Bean is kicked out of his home when Mrs. Wicket misinterprets his being hidden under a blanket as a perversion.

Mr. Bean reminisces about his youth and a camping trip with Teddy; after he looks through a photo album, he embarks on a journey to set up a new camping experience in a caravan.

When his model airplane is blown out of the sky by a mean-spirited kid, Mr. Bean sets his sights on revenge.

After accidentally breaking his porcelain jug from the royal family's factory, Mr. Bean takes a visit to Buckingham Palace and meets the lady of the house.

Mr. Bean remembers the good old days, including when he first met his teddy bear, and when he learnt to drive his Mini at the age of ten.

Mr. Bean finds himself with an unwanted pet in the form of a four-legged ball of pink fur with piggy eyes and a penchant for earthworms.

Mr. Bean forgets the golden rule, that you should never fall asleep in the bath when you're cooking a chicken in the oven.

A tennis player wants his ball back, but Mr. Bean has already thrown it onto the roof of a house across the road.

Mr. Bean is tormented by a toothache, but his failed DIY attempts to pull it out leave him with no choice but to visit the dreaded dentist.

After accidentally rescuing a kitten from a tree, Mr. Bean is to get his picture taken for the newspaper; when the photographer arrives with the grateful cat owner, however, disaster strikes when Mr Bean is upstaged by his hair.

As Mr. Bean settles down to watch his favorite TV program, he hears loud noises from next door; he decides to move into the garden, but still can't escape the relentless racket of trumpets, electric drills and screaming babies; he gets revenge.

While trying to redecorate the hall, Mr. Bean finds himself obstructed at every turn by his landlady's cat.

A quick trip to the shops for a few provisions proves a nightmare for Mr. Bean when a mile-long shopping list from his landlady and a clapped-out trolley with a wonky wheel conspire to ruin his day.

When nursing an injured magpie in his room, Mr. Bean makes the discovery that magpies like to steal things that sparkle.

When his landlady is involved in an accident, Mr. Bean is left to care for her vicious cat Scrapper, his worst enemy.

Mr. Bean's prized ship in a bottle ends up on a milkman's float, leading to a mission to get it back from the local dairy.

Mr. Bean's boredom sparks playful stunts with his goldfish; his antics cause chaos and lead to an unexpected cleanup for all involved.

When an inventor moves into the empty room in the attic, Mr. Bean's competitive spirit is raised as the two attempt to out-invent each other.

When his car breaks down and he's forced to sell it to the junkyard, Mr. Bean builds a hot-air balloon to get around town.

Mr. Bean wants to go to a fancy restaurant with Teddy, and he finds himself in the company of celebrities.

When Mr. Bean witnesses the theft of a major artwork on a trip to the National Gallery, he gives chase to the culprit and meets all manner of obstacles along the way.

Mr. Bean goes to see a movie but falls asleep in the theatre; his dream proves to be more exciting than any movie.

Mr. Bean and Irma want to spend an evening together, but romance doesn't really want to arise; they watch a romance movie and everything seems fine; a lot goes wrong at the dinner that follows.

Mr. Bean is mistaken for an escaped convict and carted off to jail, while the actual prisoner endures hard labor under Mrs. Wicket.

Mr. Bean is dogged by a young Japanese boy in the Science Museum and takes an instant dislike to the scallywag, that is, until he sees he has cool gadgets, he cannot get back home.

Mr. Bean cannot place the face of the uninvited bloke on his doorstep, but this blast from the past soon proves to be a blasted pain in the neck, eating him out of house and home.

When the television blows up during Mr. Bean and Irma's squabble over what to watch, Mr. Bean invents his own ingenious form of home entertainment.

Determined to finish Beethoven's symphony, Mr. Bean wrangles himself a grand piano, a music book and a candelabra.

Mr. Bean's heartthrob, Roxy, is singing in a concert at the London Palladium, and he sets his sights on getting her signature in his autograph book.

Mr. Bean is over the moon when he meets Mr. Pod; the two men have so much in common -- they have the same shirt, jacket, trousers and even underpants, and to top it all off, Pod is Bean's spitting image.

Mr. Bean takes frogspawn from the park to his flat; however, they turn aggressive when they grow up; when Mr. Bean tries to deal with the frogs, they invade a party Mrs. Wicket is throwing.

Mr. Bean is invited to lunch at a countess' grand manor house after saving her dog, but he soon realizes she's in a tough financial spot.

Mr. Bean decides to decorate his room in the style of Buckingham Palace and selects the same wallpaper as used by the Queen; his landlady suffers from delusions of grandeur and crowns herself as Queen of the Street.

Mr. Bean finds himself in a race to grow a giant marrow with his next-door neighbour; there is prize money at stake and a chance to get his photo in the papers.

Mr. Bean enters a marathon, but it all goes haywire when he misses the start; to keep up, he flags down a taxi.

Mr. Bean is having a TV evening when suddenly he has no reception; the called technician climbs onto the roof and discovers a bird's nest is blocking reception and unceremoniously brings the nest into Mr. Bean's apartment.

Mr. Bean runs rings around the town; Mr. Bean is stalked by an unwelcome visitor.

Mr. Bean makes it to the top of the ladder and gets stuck; Mr. Bean bites off more than he can chew when he attempts do-it-yourself dentistry.