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Mr. Bean - The Whole Bean (Complete Set) (1994)

4 Ratings: 4.5

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Bean, Bean, maniacal nut / The more you watch, you bust a gut! First unleashed in 1989, this sketch series was embraced by PBS viewers in the United States. In the tradition of the great silent clowns, Rowan Atkinson created a character with universal … see full wiki

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Cast: Rowan Atkinson, Robin Driscoll, Roger Sloman, Matilda Ziegler, Matthew Ashforde

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Quick Tip by RabidChihuahua. March 17

posted in Pass The Remote!

A Quick Tip by RabidChihuahua

Mr. Bean is certainly a highlight in early 90's British comedy. While Mr. Bean can be compared to Pee Wee Herman in that they're both "children trapped in men's bodies," I like Mr. Bean a lot more because he's made to feel much more believable in his sheer clumsiness and anti-social behavior, while Pee Wee seemed to be made more "likeable." Here's a rather funny highlight of the show, and a good reason why Mr. Bean and the dentist … more

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review by TechDiva. May 19, 2008

posted in Movie Hype

Never have we laughed as much, together with friends and family!

Out of all the DVD sets that I've bought this one has been viewed the most, over and over again. The reason for its appeal is the brilliant physical comedy of Rowan Atkinson. There is very little dialog if any in this series but you never realize it, that's the genius of Rowan Atkinson. Recently, we had a get-together of friends and family at our place and there were 25 people crashed out in the living room ranging from the ages of 2 to 75. Everyone wanted to watch something … more

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review by katknit. January 03, 2008

No one like him

There's no one quite like poor Mr. Bean. Hapless, disingenuous (usually), childlike, he bumbles into normal situations and turns them into disaster. Part of the fun of watching is figuring out how things might go incredibly wrong yet again! This may not be the definitive edition that some hoped for, but you're in for some laugh out loud fun and surprises, even if you've seen these episodes before. (There's no one quite like Rowan Atkinson, either!)

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review by kfontenot. December 30, 2003

It's a Blunderful Life!

I love Mr. Bean. Rowan Atkinson takes his most beloved character and serves up a platter of all the classic episodes. Poor Bean stumbles and bumbles his way through scenarios an average person would take for granted. You'll laugh as Bean tries to go to sleep, is late for the dentist, fears the diving board and, my favorite, tries not to fall asleep in church. Every episode is filled with fun for the entire family(with the exception of the swimming pool episode, where Bean's backside is bared). … more

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