Mr Bean: The Animated Series, Missing Teddy

Inspired by a nature documentary, Mr Bean dusts off his camera and goes in search of the perfect photo of wild animals. He hunts for the perfect photo for two days and is grumpy when he discovers that he is being hunted.

When Mr Bean is looking for something tasty in the supermarket, Teddy is kidnapped. Bean tracks down the kidnappers and discovers many more toys. Bean saves a hundred teddy bears after their ears are put through an industrial sewing machine.

Mr Bean takes Teddy to see his favourite movie: The Titanic. Parking at the cinema is a bit difficult. His clever attempts to find a place always come to nothing. And time is ticking.

Mr Bean is inspired by an archaeological site to go on a treasure hunt using his self-built metal detector.

Mr Bean has decided he wants to make money in the art world. As soon as he has the right tools, he goes into nature with a blank canvas in search of inspiration. He returns with a painting full of life. Literally.

Mr Bean is fighting a fly in his room. He tries out all kinds of weapons, from doughnuts to magazines. Ultimately, Bean becomes the very first human to fight a fly with a refrigerator.

During a quiet walk, Mr Bean is suddenly chased home by an angry mime artist. The street performer welcomes himself into Bean's home, and the only way to drive him away is to use the mime's language.

Spring has sprung, and Mr Bean is going to wash his clothes, furniture, teddy bear and himself. But unfortunately, there is no hot water! He improvises a bit with a drainpipe, but Mr Bean turns out to be less good at it than he thought.

Mr Bean is done with Teddy for a while and buys a parrot as a new friend. However, it turns out not to be easy to smuggle the parrot past his landlady and her cat Scrapper. And then he also has to get that bird to talk.

It is a wonderfully quiet day at the beach. There is no problem, and nothing seems to be able to ruin Bean's day -- except the dreary British climate. Mr Bean proceeds to chase the last ray of sunshine through town and country.

Mr Bean is shocked when Teddy receives a birthday card from Irma. Bean completely forgot about the birthday! As a gift, he takes Teddy to the toy store, out to lunch and to high tea. But can Bean afford that?

Mr Bean's landlady is furious when she finds molehills on her beautiful croquet lawn. Bean must make sure this half-blind cuddly culprit disappears. But his eccentric extermination methods don't work, and the pesky rodent is having the time of his life.

Mr Bean's tranquility is shattered by deafening roadwork outside his bedroom window. Threats, sabotage and subterfuge all fail to quell the cacophony until Bean has the ingenious idea of feeding the workmen into peaceful submission.

Mr Bean likes nothing more than to relax on his sofa with a good meal and his favourite show. But the sofa is just not very comfortable, and a new sofa is far too expensive. Eating in front of the TV may be over for Mr Bean.

In a dark corner of the attic full of cobwebs, Mr Bean finds a treasure map. The hunt is on! But tricky clues lead Bean up the chimney, round the bend, down the garden path, up the blinking wall and nearly all the way to Australia.

After his sleepwalking landlady visits his room, Mr Bean finds himself without a home. He's very upset and longs for his familiar house -- maybe a scarecrow and false teeth will help him.

Mr Bean thinks back to his summers at scout camp as a little boy. He goes camping for a night with Teddy, but buying a tent is difficult. He will succeed, even if the tent has to be lifted over the shed.

When Bean's model plane is shot out of the sky, he wants revenge. He's only missing one part of his fighter plane, but the store is closed! Then, Bean decides to use Teddy as a fighter pilot.

When Mr Bean's royal mug breaks, he has to go to Buckingham Palace to buy a new one. When one of Her Majesty's corgis runs away with Teddy, Mr Bean chases him through secret tunnels until he gets lost.

How does Mr Bean know Teddy? Could he drive a mini at the age of ten? How long has he known Mrs Wicket? Bean takes us on a journey into the past to answer these and many more questions.

Mr Bean is stuck with a strange, fluffy pet. The encyclopaedia also does not answer the question of the name of this annoying animal. Ultimately, the mystery is solved after a picnic and a raid on the local pet shop.

Mr Bean falls asleep in the bath while he has a chicken in the oven. What kind of romantic meal can he make for his girlfriend Irma? Cheese from the mousetrap? The flower in the vase? An uninvited guest has the solution.

An angry tennis player wants back the ball that Mr Bean threw on the roof of the house across the street. Paralysed by fear of heights, the neighbour's gerbil eventually helps Mr Bean out.

Sweet-toothed Bean's teeth are badly damaged. He tries to solve his hellish toothache himself by pulling the tooth in a special way. If that fails, he will have to go to the dentist, but no one wants that.

After Mr Bean accidentally rescues a cat from a tree, he ends up on the front page of the newspaper. The grateful owner poses for a photo with Bean. Disaster strikes when Mr Bean's haircut takes centre stage.

When Mr Bean goes to watch his favourite TV show, he hears loud noises from the neighbours. He moves to the garden but he cannot escape the cacophony of trumpet drilling and crying babies. Bean starts thinking about revenge...

Mr Bean is jealous of his landlady when she breaks her leg and decides to 'break' his leg too. When he ends up in the hospital and is cared for by a terrible nurse, he discovers that there is also less nice attention.

Bean tries to renovate the hall, but his landlady's one-eyed cat gets in the way. Bean puts the cat in a garbage can to get some rest, but unfortunately the garbage is being collected today.

A shopping trip turns into a nightmare when Mrs Wicket asks if Mr Bean can pick up some things for her. Bean makes some supersonic modifications to his shopping cart to help it carry everything.

Mr Bean tends to an injured magpie in his room and discovers that these animals steal everything that glitters. When the police arrive to investigate the theft of his landlady's jewellery, Mr Bean is not the only one forced to flee.

After a clash with the milkman, Mr Bean's landlady is taken to hospital, and Bean is left to look after her one-eyed cat, Scrapper. Not only is there fur flying around, but at the end, Mr Bean also needs to be looked after.

Mr Bean is thrilled with his new 'ship in a bottle' until the milkman accidentally takes it away. He quickly goes after it but sees his bottle disappear in the milk bottle factory. Getting him back turns out to be an impossible mission.

Teddy is at the dry cleaners, and Mr Bean is feeling lonely. Then he finds a new friend: a goldfish in the pond. Bean has a great time with his new friend, until he discovers that not all fish in the sea are such sweethearts.

Mrs Wicket has a new tenant, an annoying inventor. Bean decides that he must become 'inventive' himself. You just have to always stay one step ahead of your enemy. But will he succeed?

Mr Bean has been duped by a car mechanic, who said his car is beyond repair. Mr Bean then lets himself be transported in a hot air balloon, and sees the mechanic driving from the air in his car.

Mr Bean's birthday dinner gets off on the wrong foot when he and Teddy are made to take the worst table at a swanky restaurant. The evening is further ruined by a self-obsessed movie star at the next table.

Bean witnesses a work of art being stolen from the National Gallery in London. He pursues the thief to Paris, where he is continually stopped. Will he be able to get the artwork back?

Who's afraid of silent movies about killer cats, alien blobs, and little men dancing in sugar bowls? Mr Bean. He is very scared. A trip to the cinema sends his imagination running wild.

He actually knows better, but Bean still goes out with his girlfriend, Irma Gobb. She has planned a perfect evening: a romantic movie followed by a candlelight dinner. If only she had the perfect boyfriend to go with it.

He is mistaken for an escaped criminal so Mr Bean is taken to prison where he discovers that it can be quite fun with a little imagination. The real prisoner has a hard time with Mr Bean's landlady.

Mr Bean is harassed by a Japanese boy in a museum. He is very annoying, but has cool gadgets. When a guard puts an end to their fun, they flee to Mars together.

A uninvited fat guy shows up on Bean's doorstep. An old school photo and school cap look familiar to him. But then his new 'friend' eats all of Bean's food. This face from the past turns out to be very annoying.

Irma Gobb comes to watch TV, and Bean discovers that it is very bad for your relationship if you like different TV programmes than your girlfriend. After an explosive argument, the TV explodes, forcing Mr Bean to find other entertainment at home.

Mr Bean would like to learn to play a Beethoven symphony, so he arranges a piano, a music book, a candlestick and a very patient piano teacher. It can be done this way too, Liberace!

Mr Bean takes part in a Fun Run. He starts next to his biggest enemy: the fat guy who stole his parking space. Fun Run or not, Bean is going to beat this guy at the finish line, even if he has to take a taxi along the way.

Mr Bean takes part in a Fun Run. He starts next to his biggest enemy: the fat guy who stole his parking space. Fun Run or not, Bean is going to beat this guy at the finish line, even if he has to take a taxi along the way.

There's a little bird in Mr Bean's cake mix. The little bird only turns out to become a giant stork that takes over his house. Bean tries to release the stork, but those flying lessons really hurt his arms.

Mr Bean's frogspawn has grown into hundreds of little frogs. But, the mayor will come by soon. Bean has to catch the slippery green animals, but that's not that easy.

Mr Bean almost runs over a posh old lady's lapdog. He invites him for lunch to her large but very neglected house. Bean is so busy following etiquette that he doesn't see who the lady and the butler really are.

Inspired by a documentary about the royal family, Bean decides to renovate his room in the style of Buckingham Palace. He wants the same wallpaper as the queen. Mrs Wicket also crowns herself queen of the street.

Mr Bean and his neighbour take part in a competition to see who can grow the biggest pumpkin. There is prize money, and the winner will be in the newspaper.

At a concert, Mr Bean would love to get an autograph from his idol, Roxy. A difficult mission, but will love win?

Mr Bean discovers he has a doppelgänger: Mr Pod. They wear the same clothes and look exactly alike. Unfortunately, it all goes wrong when his girlfriend, Irma, thinks that Mr Pod is much more handsome than Bean.