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The Trouble with Mr. Bean. " The Trouble with Mr. Bean " is the fifth episode of the British television series Mr. Bean, produced by Tiger Television for Thames Television. It was first broadcast on ITV on 1 January 1992 and watched by 18.7 million viewers on its original broadcast, making it the highest-rated episode in the series. [1][2]
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The Trouble with Mr. Bean is the fifth episode of the live-action TV series. It originally aired over ITV on January 1, 1992.
Act One: Late For The Dentist Appointment
Mr. Bean oversleeps and starts doing his morning routine, and it's only when he goes to get his suit in the closet that he realizes he is late for his dental appointment. To save time, Bean decides to leave in his pajamas and get dressed and brush his teeth on the way (almost forgetting to tuck Teddy back in and tiptoeing out so as not to wake him). He uses a brick to hold down the accelerator while he changes, accidentally sounding the car horn with his foot and going several times around a roundabout. Bean also brushes his teeth putting toothpaste on the dashboard and shooting screenwash into his mouth to rinse it, then spits it out; it lands on/above a man's buttcrack, causing him to think it's from a bird but then looks confused when he realizes it smells minty. Getting out of his car checking if he's got any parking time left, Bean comes across a parking attendant lady, who looks down, only for him to realize his pajama trousers are sticking out from his fly. So Bean hurriedly pulls them out and sticks them through the opening of his car's window, and looks down on her, zipping it up. He is then seen heading into the dentist's office.
Act Two: The Appointment
Mr. Bean arrives at the dentist's office, where he cannot find anything in the waiting room to read except for a Batman comic book which a schoolboy is already reading. When the boy refuses to let him share the comic, Bean tricks the boy’s mother into taking him to school frustrated it happened again by stealthily pouring water from a vase into the boy's lap. After getting the comic, he is immediately called in to see the dentist (Aimee Turnbull and Richard Wilson). While in the chair, the dentist, Mr. Peggit turns on the radio playing The Blue Danube Waltz, and Mr Bean meddles with the controls and playing with Mr. Peggit's vacuum cleaner on the dentist's chair and the dentist's equipment while the dentist's back is turned, even draining Dr. Peggit's cup of coffee with the suction tube. And as a result accidentally numbs the dentist's leg with an injection of Novocaine when he got surprised, causing him to pass out. Bean, feeling inconvenienced by this, decides to treat himself - however he can't tell which tooth needs attention, so he performs the procedure on all his teeth. But he accidentally glues his mouth shut with the composite for the fillings, and tries to break them apart using the mirror, which breaks. As the dentist gets up behind him, this scares him, and the cry makes his jaw come unstuck. Mr Bean then leaves, content with his work, handing his bib to the dentist, who yanks it out of his hand.
Act Three: Parking
Arriving at a park, Mr. Bean pulls into a narrow parking space only to find out he can't get out the door. So he backs out a little and someone walks by in front of his car. He then gets his suitcase out and decides to push his car into the spot. Right as it's in, the car next to him pulls out and drives off.
•This episode marks the first appearance of Mr. Bean's teddy bear (with a much smaller head than normal), later named Teddy.
•Act 2 inspires the animated episode, Toothache.
•This episode has been the most highest-rated episode in the series, having watched by 18.7 million viewers on its original broadcast.
•The episode is inspired in the animated series episode, "Toothache" where he uses vacuum, adjustable seat, and tooth drill. Differently, this episode involves dental appointment but animated series episode involves tooth replacement.
•The picnic scenes inspires the Netflix series, Man vs. Bee.
•In the beginning of Act 1, Mr. Bean is seen using The A-Team bed sheet.
•When Mr Bean is parking his car in Act 3, The front bumper is loose.
The Trouble with Mr. Bean: Directed by John Birkin, Paul Weiland. With Rowan Atkinson, Richard Wilson, Caroline Quentin, Sam Mead. Mr Bean, late for his dental appointment, tries to get dressed and clean his teeth whilst on the way.
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- Comedy, Family
- John Birkin, Paul Weiland
- 1992-04-30
During its original five-year run, Mr. Bean was met with widespread acclaim and attracted large television audiences. The series was viewed by 18.74 million viewers for the episode "The Trouble with Mr. Bean" [3] and has received a number of international awards, including the Rose d'Or. The series has since been sold in 245 territories worldwide.
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Mr. Bean is a British comedy television series of 14 half-hour episodes written by and starring Rowan Atkinson as the title character. Different episodes were written by Robin Driscoll, Richard Curtis and one by Ben Elton. The pilot episode was broadcast on ITV on 1 January 1990, with the last television episode, "Goodnight Mr. Bean" broadcast on 31 October 1995. The final episode, "Hair by Mr ...
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