Mr. Bean decides to stay in bed all day, even when making his breakfast, brushing his teeth and ordering a pizza.

Mr Bean digs up Bruiser Snr's medallion and rushes off to the local museum convinced he's found treasure.

Mr Bean is on his way to the seaside when the mini runs out of petrol. Undeterred he manages to get a push, but will it be enough?

Mr. Bean falls in love in beautiful singer and has a wish to have an autograph on her. But his attempts mostly foiled by the bodyguard until he managed to get a mark from roxy using her handkerchief and Bean is happy.

A case of mistaken identity lands Mr. Bean in prison while an escaped convict pretends to be Mr. Bean. Question is: who has the better life?

Mr Bean is obsessed by his TV hero Super Spy and is excited when his very own Super Spy kit arrives in the post.

A dodgy cabbie thinks he can take Bean for a ride.

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

A chance encounter with his doppelganger - will Bean lose Irma to Mr. Pod?

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

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.

Mr Bean is dogged by a young Japanese boy in the Science Museum and takes an instant dislike to the scallywag until he sees what he has in his knapsack, gadgets so cool that one cannot get them in the West.

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.

Mr. Bean decides to go for a night at a restaurant, but he would have to share the night with a couple of famous people.

Mr. Bean adopts a strange, orphaned bird - a stork. When it grows, Bean tries to make it fly but failed until it managed to fly. When he watched his funny show, he saw the stork with a family.

Mr Bean's landlady invites the mayor for tea, but the frog spawn in Mr Bean's bath hatch and hundreds of agitated amphibians invite themselves as well.

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

After saving a lady's dog, Mr. Bean is invited to lunch at this grand old desperate manor house.

Mr. Bean wants a smartphone, but he does not have enough money to buy one. Instead, he makes a smartphone-like object; a large rucksack with smartphone "applications".

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'.

Mr Bean has finished his model car collection, what next? What about football stickers?

After a robbery in the pet shop Mr. Bean finds himself lumbered with a strange pink animal.

Mrs. Wicket finally throws Mr. Bean out and he needs a new home. Mr. Bean finds a newspaper with loads of houses to choose from. Will he ever find the perfect home?

Mr. Bean saves an injured magpie from a tree and cares for it at his house. But the magpie flies away though and steals valuables!

Bean's sofa falls apart and he goes to the store to buy a new one but it costs more than he can afford. Bean holds a yard sale to try and make some money.

Mr Bean disguises himself as a pensioner in order to avoid lunch with Irma and her mum.

An old photo album causes Bean to reminisce about summers at scout camp as a boy, and he plans a night under the stars.

Mr. Bean is desperate for a suntan and he chases a sunbeam across town.

Mr Bean climbs into his favourite tree to stop it from being chopped down.

Mr Bean accidentally spills all of Mrs Wicket's new, expensive perfume on the floor. He has to try and hide the crime and cover his tracks.

When Mrs. Wicket shuts off Bean's electricity, he finds an environmental-friendly solution.

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.

It's cold, the boiler is broken, and Mr Bean has to get warm, fast.

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

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

After Mr. Bean's lime green Mini, his life long dream car since he was a boy, breaks down, he goes to a mechanic and is tricked into thinking it is beyond repair.

Mr Bean hopes to win some cash prizes at the funfair, but it is not as easy as it seems!

Mr Bean breaks his favourite cup with a picture of the Queen on it, his search for a new one eventually leads him to Buckingham Palace.

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

Mr Bean enters Scrapper into a beauty contest so that he can win first prize.

Mrs Wicket becomes inconsolable when Scrapper goes missing. Mr Bean investigates.

Mr. Bean prepares to give the neighborhood kids some tricks and treats they will not forget, but gets carried away with his spooky pranks and becomes the target of even more fiendish tricks by his neighbors, the Bruisers.

Bean tries to be romantic but his idea of what that means proves very different to Irma's!

Mrs. Wicket is injured and Mr. Bean has to look after her.

Mr. Bean is a bit too enthusiastic while cleaning his flat; Teddy accidentally gets thrown away and he ends up on his way to the rubbish dump.

Mr. Bean is charged with keeping an eye on Irma's dog Mopsy, but Mopsy is a very wilful pooch! Who is really in charge of who?

Mr Bean finds out he is a lord and visits his Scottish family home - but keeping a castle is a costly business.

Mr. Bean tries to mow the lawn in the garden, but finds it difficult and inconvenient.

Mr. Bean chases Scrapper around Mrs Wicket's flat but her sideboard tumbles over, and he is horrified to think he has squashed poor Scrapper.

Mrs Wicket demands Mr Bean drive her and Miss Wince to the spa, and wait outside until they are done. But Mr Bean soon gets bored waiting around, and looks for fun instead.

It's Irma's birthday. Bean writes out two cards - one nice, one silly. He gets his envelopes mixed up and sends off the wrong card.

Mr. Bean becomes an accidental wrestling champion with a little help from Mrs. Wicket and her friend.

Mr. Bean loves bird spotting and is desperate to tick off the last elusive bird in his book.

Mr Bean is determined to make the best cup of java, ever. Oh, and to get rich brewing it.

Mrs Wicket demands that Bean stay in to take delivery of a new lounge chair. He is forced to dress up as Mrs Wicket to make sure it is delivered.

Mr. Bean has to get the bride to the church on time - any way he can!

Bean is furious with the untidy state of the streets so he goes on a one-man mission to clean up the town.

Mr. Bean ends up on stage at the opera house - in a dress!

Bean has to deal with an unwanted house guest, but the stubborn pest refuses to leave.

Mr Bean enters a competition to win a trolley of free food.

While digging in the garden, Mr. Bean unearths an unexploded bomb.

Mr. Bean needs to impress Irma, who is infatuated with the hunky deliveryman.

Artful Mr. Bean gets a real bug for painting.

Mr Bean has little issue scratching a certain itch and ends up calling on Mrs Wicket for help.

On a beautiful night, Mr. Bean takes Irma out on a date but forgets to bring his wallet, making things extremely complicated in the process!

Mr Bean becomes scoutmaster for the day, but his obsession with badge collecting does not win him any friends.

Mr. Bean has some unexpected Japanese guests who think he runs a hotel.

Mr Bean is feeling down. Everyone has forgotten his birthday - and to make it worse Mrs Wicket is having a noisy party downstairs.

Mr Bean needs to learn to dance to impress his girlfriend Irma.

Mr Bean breaks his bed using it as a trampoline. He tries to fix it, but he can't. Next morning, he goes to buy a brand-new bed.

When chosen to be hypnotised by Dr. Daze, Mr. Bean turns into a dog, a dancer and a hopeless romantic.

A pair of burglars attempt to get their hands on Mrs. Wicket's fortune by way of marriage.

Bean buys a robot to clean his flat, but it ends up trashing half the town.

Mr Bean and Irma are off for a day at the seaside, where his trunk gets accidentally swapped with that of a stage magician.

While driving along, Bean spots an archaeological dig site and stops to take some photos. When Bean eventually gets kicked out, he builds a metal detector and sets off to find some treasures of his own.

Mr. Bean has to look after Scrapper while Mrs. Wicket is at the doctors with a broken leg. But Scrapper is so vicious and scary he starts tearing up the house.

Bean attempts to make his own home movie - a horror thriller with Mrs Wicket as the star!

Mr Bean tries to retrieve his credit card from a cash dispenser and inadvertently ends up trapped in a bank vault.