Taxi Bean

When one of the toy cars of his racing track set break by accident, Mr. Bean goes to the toy shop to buy a new track set, but because his Mini has a flat tyre, he instead decides to take a taxi. Along the way, the driver deliberately drives Bean around London to get a higher fare, to which he stops at a petrol station to have lunch in a café. While waiting, Bean is mistaken by several people as the taxi driver and Bean reluctantly drives the taxi, but manages to return the taxi to the petrol station without getting caught. When the taxi driver drops Bean off the toy store, he looks on the taxi meter that his fare is low, to which Bean pays him only 85 pence and buys a bigger track set for his flat.
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