Mr. Bean visited a safari park and came home with more than one souvenir postcard. A cheeky monkey hides in Bean’s car, takes himself out of the park and decides to live in Bean’s apartment. Fearing that he would be considered a monkey thief, Bean had to devise a cunning plan to bring the chimpanzee back to the safari park and its parents.
Miss Wince took Mrs. Wicket on a vacation in her brand-new, chic caravan; and Bean was left behind. But with no one ever letting failure beat his confidence, he decided to build his own caravan and set out in search of a perfect “quiet spot”. All would be fine if he didn’t just build the caravan out of the barn in Mrs. Wicket’s garden …
Mr Bean is initially charmed when a seemingly cute seagull turns up on his windowsill. Bean feeds the gull and invites the bird inside. But it’s not long before the seagull in the flat turns out to be a cuckoo in the nest, taking over Bean’s home – eating all his food, controlling the TV and sleeping in his bed. Bean starts to regret taking on a new best friend in place of good old reliable Teddy.
Mr Bean ends up in a farm slurry pit after racing a tractor. The car smells, Teddy smells, Bean smells … bad. He comes home, determined to clean all three. A determination that winds up with him locked outside, on the roof and completely stark naked.
There’s easy money to be had in the art world and Mr. Bean is set on getting some of it. Once equipped with the right tools, he ventures into the countryside with a blank canvas in search of inspiration – and comes home with a painting full of life. Literally.
Mr Bean wins two tickets for an exotic cruise and naturally, he takes Teddy along for the trip of a lifetime. Once aboard the huge ocean liner, Mr Bean soon settles into a life of luxury, but while showing off to a new friend, Bean becomes ‘man overboard’ and stranded on a desert island. The hungrier he gets the wilder he becomes and desperate to find a way off the island.
