Mr. Bean - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

In the Wild
Upon watching a wildlife photographer taking pictures of the wilderness on TV, Mr. Bean decides to become a wildlife photographer himself, but his attempts to photograph the animals mostly fail. In order for the animals to not elude him, he disguises as a fox but a group of dogs mistakes Bean as a real fox and chases him to his apartment.

Missing Teddy
Teddy gets stolen by a duo of burglars who manage to steal every teddy bear around London. To save him, Mr. Bean tracks down and thwarts the burglars, retrieves Teddy and returns the rest of the teddy bears to their owners.

No Parking
Mr. Bean's tries to find a parking spot so that he can watch a new movie with little success.

Bean's Bounty
Whilst digging for treasure, Mr. Bean builds his own metal detector and goes to hunt for treasure, but fails. When he finally manages to find treasure and brings it to his flat, the burglar duo follow him and tie him up but Mrs. Wicket confronts them and the police arrive, arresting the duo once again. However, Mrs. Wicket and Scrapper also get arrested as Mrs. Wicket's mud mask looks like a thief's mask.

Mime Games
Because he fails to pay a street mime in the park, the mime follows Mr. Bean when he isn't looking and breaks Mrs. Wicket's water statue. Eventually, Bean out-mimes him, kidnaps the man disguising as a silver statue and uses him to replace the broken water statue.

Spring Clean
It is spring cleaning time and Mr. Bean's flat is a total mess, so he cleans up everything. After this, he takes a bath, but after he gets out of the tub, he accidentally slips on the soap and slams into the vacuum, causing it to explode and thus his flat becomes dirty again. He tries to bathe again, but since there is no more hot water, he tries stealing some from a neighbour but some green shampoo causes him to become green. Finally, Bean attempts to take a bath in Mrs. Wicket's bath tub while she is in town, but puts too much washing powder in the machine, causing it to explode and fill the entire apartment building with water bubbles.

Birthday Bear
On Teddy's birthday, Mr. Bean decides to invite his girlfriend Irma Gobb to Teddy's birthday party at night. However, Irma becomes unhappy and uncomfortable at the party due to Bean's unfair play. When it is 9:00, Bean shows Irma a fireworks display and she feels better.

The Mole
Mrs. Wicket's croquet game is interrupted by an offending mole. Mr. Bean tries to get rid of it, but to no avail until he finally manages to capture it. Mrs. Wicket then orders Bean to kill it with a croquet hammer, but Bean, having mercy not to kill it, puts it into a jar and releases it into the wild.

Roadworks
Mr. Bean tries to relax, but the roadworks outside are making too much noise and shaking his whole flat. After numerous failed attempts to interrupt the workers, he finally delays them by offering them food but fails to notice steam from a cracked pipe. When Bean lights the candle in his cart of food for the workers even though they tell him not to, the pipe then explodes, causing Bean to end up in the hospital.

The Sofa
While watching TV with Teddy, Mr. Bean finds the remote inside the sofa, resulting in lots of springs coming out of his sofa; he plans to buy a new sofa, but cannot afford the cost of £300. He then decides to have a yard sale, but for no apparent reason all his stuff is removed by the refuse collector while he rescues Teddy from a spoiled little girl. Eventually, he sells a stamp for £300 to a passerby and finally buys the sofa. Unfortunately, Bean realises that his TV remote is still inside the old sofa and goes back to the antique shop where he abandoned it, but he then realised that it was sold to the driver of the Reliant Supervan. Bean chases the driver to retrieve his remote control but, unknown to Bean, the owner has already retrieved the remote control and sells it for £10.

Treasure!
Upon leaving a jigsaw puzzle from Mrs. Wicket's attic unfinished due to a missing puzzle piece, Mr. Bean goes on an elaborate treasure hunt which starts inside Mrs. Wicket's fireplace and ends inside a small shack in the park. Upon arriving at the shack, Bean finds a key, runs home, opens the box containing the last puzzle piece with the key and joyfully completes the puzzle.

Homeless
After Mrs. Wicket kicks him out due to accidentally waking her up while bringing her back to her apartment after sleepwalking, Mr. Bean hunts for a new home. He tries out some apartments he sees advertised in the newspaper, but no to avail. When Bean sees his room for rent, he decides to disguise himself to get back in. When Mrs. Wicket sleepwalks to his room once again, he carries her back into the room but she wakes up and panics, to which Bean shows himself by pretending to attack the "man" and throw "him" out of the window. Thinking Bean "subdued" the "man", Mrs. Wicket welcomes him back.

Nurse!
When Mrs. Wicket is ill, Mr. Bean fakes an injury in the hopes of getting himself a luxurious stay at the hospital like Mrs. Wicket has. Unfortunately, it is not luxurious and the nurse is different from whom Bean envisioned. When the nurse checks Bean with the X-ray, she is shocked when the nurse sees Teddy (whom Bean hides with him after learning that teddy bears are forbidden inside) in the camera, thinking that he swallowed the whole of it, leading him to the operation room. Bean attempts to escape using a wheelchair with the nurse chasing him until he accidentally falls into a broken lift, resulting in serious injury. Despite this, he manages to enjoy luxuriously with the same nurse caring him and a live band as he wished.

Dead Cat
After putting Scrapper into the rubbish bin, Mr. Bean thinks Scrapper had been crushed to death in the rubbish collection vehicle by the waste collector after emptying the bin. When there are no cats that look like him, Mr. Bean goes to a S.O.S. cat house and sees a cat that looks like Scrapper to which he lets the cats out as a distraction for the owner, steals her cat and makes him look like Scrapper. When Mrs. Wicket discovers the deception, she throws Mr. Bean out and sees Scrapper alive. Bean then decides to return the owner's cat, but gets caught and is ordered to fix the wallpaper decorating at the cat house as a punishment.

Super Trolley
Mr. Bean wants to buy a box of cereal but is unexpectedly ordered by Mrs. Wicket to buy cat food for Scrapper. While Bean is shopping, the faulty shopping trolley he uses accidentally breaks, causing the store manager to stalk him. He decides to build himself a mechanical trolley to complete his errands only to unwittingly buy dog food instead of cat food for Mrs. Wicket, angering her.

Magpie
Mr. Bean brings an injured magpie to his apartment, to which he realizes that it likes to collect lovely and shiny things taken from neighbours' houses. When Mrs. Wicket and the policeman see this, Bean is wrongly arrested for grand thievery. When the policeman returns from his car after having a parking fine, he sees the magpie holding his keys, realizing that the magpie was responsible for theft. Bean is finally released from custody, but when he returns to his flat, he finds the Queen's crown stolen by the magpie, which shocks him.

Cat-Sitting
When Mrs. Wicket is hospitalized after accidentally breaking her arm, Mr. Bean must look after Scrapper while she is away. Unfortunately, this is difficult since they hate each other. When everything becomes a mess, Bean gets beaten up by Mrs. Wicket when she returns from the hospital and as a result, he is also sent to the hospital, where on the way there via ambulance, Scrapper has stowed away, who then scratches Bean.

The Bottle
Mr. Bean's newly purchased ship-in-a-bottle gets incorrectly picked up by the milkman, resulting in Bean sneaking inside the milk factory to retrieve the bottle. Back at his flat, he decides to hang his bottle near his door but it wakes up Mrs. Wicket, to which she slams Bean's door after shushing Bean, causing the bottle to fall on the floor and break. Fortunately, he is satisfied when he brings the broken ship pieces to his goldfish.
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