Mr. Bean: The Animated Series — Season 4
After an incredible eleven years away from screens, the beloved show roared back to life in February 2015 with a brand new series. This fresh chapter delivered a vibrant run of 52 bite-sized episodes, each clocking in at just eleven minutes – perfect for a quick dose of familiar fun.

Driven by ambition, Bean sets out to create a home movie – a chilling horror thriller with the formidable Mrs. Wicket as its leading lady.

The task of caring for Mrs. Wicket's goldfish fell to Mr. Bean, though Scrapper the cat was eager to lend a paw.

A mishap on the cruise ship leaves Bean marooned on an island.

A flicker of ambition sparked in Mr. Bean's eyes – the lure of prize money at the funfair. However, the path to victory proved less straightforward than he’d anticipated.

Each time Mrs. Wicket cuts off Bean’s power, he discovers an ecologically sound alternative.

Attempting to retrieve his credit card from a cash dispenser, Mr. Bean finds himself unexpectedly and rather inconveniently confined within a bank vault.

A simmering rage brewed within Bean at the sight of the town's disarray. Driven by indignation, he embarked on a solitary endeavor to restore order, determined to cleanse the streets himself.

A persistent houseguest has taken root with Bean, and the unwelcome presence shows no sign of departing. The individual is remarkably obstinate, proving a difficult guest indeed.

Bean attempted romance, though his understanding of the concept differed sharply from Irma’s.

A contest offering a cartload of complimentary provisions caught Mr. Bean's attention, and he decided to enter.

Bean found himself at sea, utterly lost in the labyrinth of flat-pack furniture. His new bookcase mocked him from the living room floor, a chaotic jumble of particleboard and screws. He wrestled with the instructions, but they offered littl…

Determined to treat Teddy to a seaside holiday, Mr. Bean sets off for the coast. However, his plans are complicated by a demanding little girl who insists Teddy belongs solely to her.

Each morning, Bean discovers the letterbox empty. The newspaper, always there before, has vanished. A persistent question lingers: who is removing it?

The unassuming Mr. Bean unexpectedly found himself the subject of widespread online fascination. A series of his comical antics had captured the public's attention, propelling him to unexpected fame within the digital sphere.

A profound fascination consumed Mr. Bean for the figure of Super Spy, his television idol. So, when a package containing a Super Spy kit arrived by post, a palpable excitement rippled through him.

For a single day, Mr. Bean assumed the role of scoutmaster, though his fervent dedication to collecting badges proved a poor path to camaraderie.

A series of unfortunate events lands Mr. Bean in the unlikely position of teacher, thrusting him into a classroom of spirited, if somewhat chaotic, young minds. Can this perpetually bewildered gentleman maintain order amidst the pandemonium…

The revelation that he was a lord brought Mr. Bean to a grand ancestral home in Scotland, though he soon discovered that maintaining a castle was a decidedly expensive undertaking.

The inevitable confrontation has arrived: Mr. Bean faces off against the enigmatic Reliant Robin. The question remains – who will emerge triumphant from this peculiar contest?

Time is of the essence; Mr. Bean must ensure the bride arrives at the church precisely when the ceremony begins – and he will employ any means necessary to achieve this.

A yearning for a smartphone consumed Mr. Bean, yet his funds fell short of the necessary purchase. Rather than forgo the technology entirely, he devised a substitute: a substantial rucksack, cleverly adorned with simulated smartphone applic…

Unexpected visitors from Japan arrive at Mr. Bean's door, and they are convinced he is a hotel proprietor.

On an expedition for wildlife, Mr. Bean finds himself unexpectedly confronted with something far older than any creature he anticipated.

With Mrs. Wicket indisposed, the care of her falls to Mr. Bean.

The improbable occurred: Mr. Bean found himself unexpectedly on the opera stage, clad in a gown.

A shifty taxi driver believes he can persuade Bean to get in his vehicle.

A desire to win Irma's favor consumes Mr. Bean; she is clearly smitten with the attractive deliveryman.

A peculiar companionship blossoms when Mr. Bean encounters a seagull of considerable appetite and even greater vocal enthusiasm.

A predicament befalls Mr. Bean when he and Teddy become trapped within the confines of a toy shop elevator.

Tending to his garden, Mr. Bean made a startling discovery: buried beneath the soil lay an unexploded bomb.

Under the guidance of Dr. Daze's hypnotic suggestion, Mr. Bean undergoes a curious transformation, shifting between the forms of a canine, a graceful dancer, and a man consumed by romantic ideals.

A peculiar contraption emerges from Mr. Bean's workshop: a car washing machine of his own devising. It proves surprisingly popular, drawing a diverse array of patrons, though not without attracting a rather persistent flock of pigeons.

In Mrs. Wicket’s apartment, a chase ensued between Mr. Bean and Scrapper, culminating in a disastrous moment when a sideboard overturned. Mr. Bean, aghast, feared he had inadvertently injured the small dog beneath the falling furniture.

Two men, driven by greed, plotted to acquire Mrs. Wicket’s wealth through the expedient of marriage.

A mischievous glint in his eye, Mr. Bean planned a delightful surprise for the children of the neighborhood – a collection of tricks and treats they wouldn't soon forget. However, his playful intentions quickly spiraled into a series of spo…

Mr. Bean, ever the resourceful fellow, develops a keen and passionate interest in painting.

A series of fortunate mishaps propel Mr. Bean to an unexpected triumph in the world of wrestling, aided by the unlikely assistance of Mrs. Wicket and her companion.

A keen birder, Mr. Bean finds himself consumed by a singular desire: to finally identify the last bird remaining on his list.

A most unusual domestic arrangement had befallen Mr. Bean: he was, for reasons best left unexamined, entrusted with the care of a baboon.

With a sudden urge for golf, Mr. Bean fashioned a course within the confines of his apartment, extending an invitation to Irma for a game.

Driven by a desperate need for justice, Mr. Bean embarks on a heroic endeavor to recover his pilfered wallet and Mrs. Wicket’s treasured jewels, confronting a remarkably clever thief in the process.

A touch too eager in his domestic duties, Mr. Bean’s cleaning efforts have unintended consequences. In the flurry of tidying, Teddy is mistakenly discarded, and finds himself embarked on an unexpected journey to the refuse heap.

Seeking respite from domestic chores, Bean purchased a cleaning robot. The acquisition, however, proved disastrous; the machine's efficiency manifested in widespread destruction, leaving a trail of damage across much of the town.

The siren song of the ice cream van lured Bean, and he longed for a sweet treat. Instead of waiting patiently in line, however, he took matters into his own hands, dispensing cones to himself and, it seemed, to every child in the town.

A shadow seemed to settle over Mr. Bean. It was his birthday, a fact entirely overlooked by everyone. Adding to his melancholy, a boisterous celebration erupted from the apartment below, courtesy of Mrs. Wicket.

The task of mowing the lawn proved a considerable trial for Mr. Bean. He encountered numerous difficulties and frustrations in his efforts to tame the overgrown grass.

Mr. Bean and Irma set out for a day by the sea, only to find their luggage inadvertently exchanged with that of a traveling magician.

The local soft play area, a chaotic landscape of shrieking children, held no appeal for Mr. Bean. He found the experience thoroughly disagreeable, and resolved to remedy the situation by transforming his apartment into a more suitable envir…

A pizza from the takeaway arrived, and Bean found himself disappointed by its meager proportions. A notion took root: he would bake one himself.

The task of obtaining a passport photograph proved a surprisingly arduous undertaking for Mr. Bean, who embarked on a series of elaborate and somewhat improbable maneuvers in pursuit of the necessary image.

To win over Irma, Mr. Bean must find a way to master the art of dancing.

Unexpectedly left alone in a department store after closing, Mr. Bean finds himself experiencing an evening of unparalleled delight.


