Mr. Bean

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Mr. Bean is a comedy show about a man whose whole life is one funny situation after another. He hardly talks, but words are not needed. Everything he does is funny. From playing golf, going to the dentist, and going to church. Mr. Bean is a grown man, but he acts like a child. He has a stuffed bear named Teddy that he carries around with him all the time. This show is full of laugh after laugh!

Mr. Bean is a comedy show about a man whose whole life is one funny situation after another. He hardly talks, but words are not needed. Everything he does is funny. From playing golf, going to the dentist, and going to church. Mr. Bean is a grown man, but he acts like a child. He has a stuffed bear named Teddy that he carries around with him all the time. This show is full of laugh after laugh!less «

• Mr bean comes back.

  Mr Bean comes back with an all new movie. The name is gonna be: French Bean and is coming in 2007.

  Mr Bean comes back with an all new movie. The name is gonna be: French Bean and is coming in 2007. less «

  timever Last online Oct 30, 2008
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• Mr Bean's Holiday Discussion

  Checked the IMDB and they are filming a second Mr. Bean movie being released in 2007. Keep up to date with this link to IMDB

  Checked the IMDB and they are filming a second Mr. Bean movie being released in 2007. Keep up to date with this link to IMDBless «

  VillaFan Last online Feb 2, 2009
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  10 Perfect

  Classic! hide « show »

  Mr. Bean is an all time classic TV show. This series from the United Kingdom stars the incredibly talented Rowan Atkinson (also of Black Adder fame) as Mr. Bean, a usually silent, awkward English man who goes through his day to day life creating huge problems for himself and those around him. The show featured a lot of physical comedy from Atkinson and no one else could ever play this character. All of the episodes are classics but my faves are the one where he decides to go diving, the one where he gets a goldfish at the fair, and the one where he celebrates his own birthday.

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  lruss Added Jun 25, 2009 All my reviews
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  9.7 Superb

  Mr. Bean is a silly and crazy man who lives in an apartment with his Teddy Bear. He makes stupid things such as losing his swimsuit in a swimming pool, or cheating during a test. hide « show »

  I love it! It's what makes people laught of 90s jokes. Mr. Bean is the best live-action series of the 20th century. And people can't think the show died in 1995, it returned as a movie in 2007. The show is better than the animated series, in this one you get Mr Bean's facial expressions, and characters are not the same (I mean the animated series has got the robbers in a lot of episodes). It's incredible how you can laught of a dumb dumb! And pisodes as one episodes are good because you have surprises when another mini-episode is shown (if you didn't watch it) So that's what I think of this british idiot.

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  suiteferb Added Nov 26, 2008 All my reviews
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  8 Great

  Mr. Bean is a wonderful show and a testament to the magic of physical comedy. hide « show »

  Mr. Bean is a wonderful show and a testament to the magic of physical comedy. Given Rowan Atkinson's remarkably verbal agility as displayed in the Blackadder series, what an amazingly versatily actor he is to play the near silent Mr. Bean.
  
  Mr. Bean is a bizarre man-child and most episodes revolve around him trying to accomplish some simple, everyday task. He is dumb and greedy, but mostly good-natured. It's really quite hard to describe what is so funny about Mr. Bean. Bean has an astonishingly rubbery face and limbs that are just entertaining to watch. A simple act like him crinkling is nose is, somehow, funny.
  
  As stated, the plots of Mr. Bean are exceedingly simple. The settings are non-descript, although the Britishness gives it a slight exotic flavor for Americans.
  
  The indelible image burned in my mind from watching Mr. Bean is when he falls asleep in church. His limbs became these wobbl spaghetti strangs. It was riveting, like watching a tightrope walker risking death -- but all he was doing was standing there.
  
  In many ways, Mr. Bean was a modern version of miming Miming is the most hated performance art, yet Atkinson made it hysterically funny with Mr. Bean. Just remarkable.

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  scotchex2 Added Oct 10, 2008 All my reviews
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  10 Perfect

  One of my favorite shows of all time! hide « show »

  This is one of the funniest shows I've ever seen! Mr. Bean is a kid in a grown ups body. He tries alot of unusual things that would get him or others into bad situations. He tries things that wouldn't embarrass him or make him seem weird. But in the end Mr. Bean didn't have to do all the hard work he did because he finds out something else like for example a guy was blind or Mr. Bean was looking at the wrong test. Mr. Bean wants things to be his own way. While trying to accomplish what he is trying to do, he gets himself or someone else into more trouble! Well basicly it's AWSOME!

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  boredude Added Aug 3, 2008 All my reviews
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  10 Perfect

  Best comedy of all times hide « show »

  Kenan and Kel, Drake and Josh, Thats So Raven. None of those show can beat the funniest show every shown on Earth: Mr Bean. I mean all their jokes are classic. Rowan is genious and so are the other producers of this show. I never managed to watch Mr Beans holiday yet so its pretty sad. I just love the way how Bean acts in those kinda situations. I love the mall episode where he was on the elevator and then he stopped. gah. too hard to explain. anyway, i love Mr Bean. Im so sad it ended.
  I prefered this to the animated series anyway.

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