The Trouble with Mr. Bean

El episodio se transmitió el 1 ene 1992
TV-G
24min

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8.6/10

2 k

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaMr Bean, late for his dental appointment, tries to get dressed and clean his teeth whilst on the way. After visiting the dentist, Bean has a picnic in the park, where he tangles with a pesky... Leer todoMr Bean, late for his dental appointment, tries to get dressed and clean his teeth whilst on the way. After visiting the dentist, Bean has a picnic in the park, where he tangles with a pesky fly and a remote-control toy boat.Mr Bean, late for his dental appointment, tries to get dressed and clean his teeth whilst on the way. After visiting the dentist, Bean has a picnic in the park, where he tangles with a pesky fly and a remote-control toy boat.

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2 k

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Trivia
This episode attracted an audience of over 18 million viewers

Errores
When Mr. Bean locks and leaves his car you can clearly see the steering wheel in its position but when the car thief tries to jack the car the steering wheel disappears, and in the next scene it is found in Mr. Bean's suitcase.

Conexiones
Featured in Mr. Bean: The Best Bits of Mr. Bean (1995)

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10/10

Side splitting fun.

Mr Bean wakes up late, and has just ten minutes to get ready, and get to his dentist's appointment.

Is this perhaps the best episode from Series one? It's definitely a contender, this is rip roaring fun from start to finish.

I love the lengths Mr Bean goes to, to wake up, I could do with such a device, it reminded me of Wallis and Gromit, it felt very cartoon like. The dressing scenes in the car are comedy gold.

The scene in the dentist's had me laughing out loud, genuinely hilarious, with Richard Wilson providing laughs as the poor dentist. Nice to see Wilson appear here, at a time where he was perhaps at the height of his popularity playing Victor Meldrew.

Side splitting, pure brilliance, 10/10.