Act 1: Bean goes to the laundry to wash his clothes, an inflatable dragon (still inflated), some fluffy dice, a lampshade, rug and plush, but Bean believes that the wash and it costs £ 2 . . . → Read More: Mr. Bean – Tee Off, Mr. Bean]]> Title: Tee Off, Mr. Bean
Airdate: 20 September 1995
Guests: Grant Masters, David Battley,Jacqueline Defferary.

Act 1: Bean goes to the laundry to wash his clothes, an inflatable dragon (still inflated), some fluffy dice, a lampshade, rug and plush, but Bean believes that the wash and it costs £ 2 and costs £ 3. He gets intimidated by a man who takes his washing machine and often makes threatening gestures toward him. Bean realizes that you are using the underwear she wanted to wash him behind a partition to change out of them pants accidentally mixing with the skirt of a lady. This increases the taunts by the stalker and that Bean decides to avenge him. Is replaced stalker detergent soap with black coffee? Unfortunately, Bean is forced to take a little detergent to disguise the fact that the glasses changed. This works, and when martial arts, arts bully comes severely stained laundry, blame the owner of the laundry. Later, after regaining mutated wash (including a small Teddy) of the dryer, Bean needs to retrieve his pants from the laundry lady. Are used to climbing to find a hair like the woman returns and ends (and begins) with Bean still inside.

Act 2: Bean plays a game of Krazy Golf’. Scores a hole in one on the first hole below the second hole to hit the ball into the open grass. The owner will agree to comply with a rule of having to get the ball back to the course of just touching it with his club. Then, hit the ball out of the golf course and this takes a trip Bean elaborate as the ball ends up in a London Country Leyland National buses, in shopping bag from a lady in the ice of a boy cream, to a car exhaust pipe of protons, to a sewer, a garbage truck, and finally, in a town square. Bean hitches a lift back to the golf course with the ball still in the patch of grass where Bean landed mowing. As the sun sets, finally hits the ball in the hole with a final score of 3. 425 shots over par on that hole, although the number is seen hitting the screen is much less than that.

Act 1: This output is Mr. Bean attending an open day: You can park your car; you discover a similar aspect Mini and substitutes the cars. During his time at the . . . → Read More: Mr. Bean – Back to School Mr. Bean]]> Title: Back to School Mr. Bean
Airdate: 26 October 1994
Guests: David Schneider, John Barrard, Christopher Ryan, Rupert Bates.

Act 1: This output is Mr. Bean attending an open day: You can park your car; you discover a similar aspect Mini and substitutes the cars. During his time at the open day which confuses a group of cadets by coughing and making it respond ceremonial foot in unusual circumstances, sets off from others, gets a stamp album, distract and scare a calligrapher, and gets paper stuck to his body after using a Van de Graff generator. When a woman takes the illicit piece of tissue paper, static electricity causes her skirt to rise up and cover the upper body, exposing her legs. Bean quickly leaves the scene.

Act 2: In the chemistry laboratory, Bean experiments with various chemicals and makes an unstable chemical reaction, eventually causing a violent explosion, with blue smoke emerging from the laboratories. Bean manages to escape in time, but a younger student is not so lucky and is then covered from head to toe in a blue chemical powder.

In an art class still life, Mr. Bean is shocked and dismayed at having to draw a nude model and soon fashioned a fastener tape with clay pots and put chains on it, what allows your tie without shame.

Later, in a judo class, a fear Bean refuses to be left drawn, but ultimately manages to confuse his teacher (David Schneider) to run after him during the bow and roll it on a mat. However, when changing back into his normal clothes, you realize you’ve exchanged with someone else’s pants (Christopher Ryan) and continue a long search for their own beings. In the men’s toilets, he points, cleverly seeing his name on the label while the user is sitting on the toilet. Distracts man Bean frantically grabs him by the legs and forces his pants and his underwear, which is released back to the man, but ends up falling into the toilet.

Act 3: Like Mr. Bean goes to school, there is an announcement over the loudspeaker saying that there will be a rally soon. Mr. Bean is about where you parked your car at the beginning of the day, but soon realizes that not where you parked. After watching, go to your car in the middle of the park, with lots of people watching from behind. Unbothered by this, Bean does get into your car, but on the way, who is distracted by selling cakes of women created by your car. He walks over to the plaza and buy a cake, not knowing that a giant army tank has just appeared in the parking lot and is now leading over his car with a huge crush noise. This does not bother Bean. After the deposit of leaves, Bean turns, does a double take, drop your cake on the floor, and slowly draws to a Mini with a sad look on his face. After the credits roll we see that all is not lost for the Mini, and Bean found that the padlock used to lock your car is not damaged. He smiles and walks away.

Act 1: Bean invites his two best friends Rupert and Hubert for New Year’s party, but bores so that when you are preparing a snack, vinegar Twig lets (which are really branches covered with Marmite) and sweet . . . → Read More: Mr. Bean – Do-It-Yourself Mr. Bean]]> Title: Do-It-Yourself Mr. Bean
Airdate: 10 January 1994
Guests: Robert Austin, Rupert Vansittart.

Act 1: Bean invites his two best friends Rupert and Hubert for New Year’s party, but bores so that when you are preparing a snack, vinegar Twig lets (which are really branches covered with Marmite) and sweet as substitute for champagne, which in turn your clock in the living room until midnight, singing “Auld Lang Syne” to celebrate the new year, and then leave, saying they are tired. However, simply enter the apartment through the living room where the party a swinging New Year is underway. Bean is in bed when the real New Year starts. His blood boils with anger when he hears Rupert and Hubert have been lied to and attended a larger party next door. However, Hubert forgets his hat in Bean’s apartment (see act four).

Act 2: Bean reaches Arding and Hobbs department store to take full advantage of the January sales. Other people have queued overnight to get first place, however, Bean manages to jump the queue and annoy everyone in the process by exposing the figure in a sleeping bag head as a false tail placed there the night before. It then enters the store and tries to buy a new chair, but an old woman sitting in the chair and a shop assistant explains that it is an automatic seat. Bean, decided to buy the chair itself, unplug the chair so you do not work for her, but the operator sees the problem and plug back in. As she sleeps in the chair, Bean sneaks behind the chair and open controls, and trouble with the cables and close the controls. The old woman pressed the button again, this time the chair begins to crush the woman in the back of the seat and leg supports. Bean is in the dining room of the free and she falls back. This scene is seen in the syndicated version of the episode and cut into children’s television channels and ABS-CBN.

Act 3: Later, Bean has bought several items including the chair, cans of paint and a variety of brushes and mops. After strapping the saddle on the roof and squeeze everything inside the car realizes that there is no space left for him. Here is an idea. Bean successfully built a way to drive the car remotely from the seat attached to the ceiling, and embarks on a reckless driving expedition, which is good until it ends in a sharp drop and single braking the car is running van parked in a pillow filled with feathers.

Act 4: Bean decides to give your floor a makeover. The first realize that moving a table is not practical, as they no longer can put objects in it through the hole in the wall of the kitchen. Bean solution – just move the hole. You then decide to paint your white room, resorting to the use of Teddy’s head as a brush when the bristles are in ruins. Soon tire of using this method since the paint ends up on things. Bean solution – covering everything in your room (including each individual grape in his bowl of fruit) in the newspaper and plants a super fireworks in a can of white paint, lighting fireworks, and runs the room. Bean returns to find his newly invented paint pump worked, however, while he was gone, Hubert returned to Bean flat hat he had left the night before and was caught in the blast. Bean is shocked to find that there is a trail of white footprints coming out of his apartment, and a silhouette of Hubert reach for his hat hangs on a wall section as the only area unpainted.

Act 1: Bean goes to an amusement park in the South Seas in Portsmouth, but accidentally leaves his Mini boot unlocked, and handle pulls a baby stroller with him to the amusement park. Once the . . . → Read More: Mr. Bean – Mind The Baby Mr. Bea]]> Title: Mind the Baby, Mr. Bean
Airdate: 25 April 1993
Guests: Nick Scott, Andy Bradford.

Act 1: Bean goes to an amusement park in the South Seas in Portsmouth, but accidentally leaves his Mini boot unlocked, and handle pulls a baby stroller with him to the amusement park. Once the ads Bean “kidnapped” the baby, who sees no choice but to take care of it while having fun.

Act 2: After a series of mishaps involving dodgem, a big dog and baby stroller, Mr. Bean decides to go on their own, leaving the baby in a Postman Pat ride for children with nine coins in it as he bores on a roller coaster, shoot an arrow at a tender post and attempts to cheat in a games arcade. (When you win, a young man steals the prize.) Meanwhile, a huge queue built up from Postman Pat. Eventually he is forced by a disgruntled mother who curses him to retrieve the baby when it comes to putting more money into the ride.

Act 3: Bean then realizes that there is a smell coming from the baby. You realize that you’re diapering needs, and gets out near the entrance to a walk. Can not find any fresh diaper, teddy bear that rips the girl and uses it as a makeshift diaper. Unfortunately, the dirty diaper makes a random-walk around the park, landing on the faces of several people on the road, finally ending its journey when it lands on the candy apple of a young (toffee apple).

Act 4: Later, after winning a goldfish at a game booth, Mr. Bean is forced to keep fish in the mouth after the stock split. However, accidentally swallowed after winning at Bingo, then sizzling in the room in a container with other goldfish.

Act 5: After the game of bingo, the child can not stop mourn and decide to buy a huge bunch of helium balloons to cheer. However, the balloons lift the stroller and in the air. Bean is forced to use his archery skills and able to exploit only the correct number of balloons with one shot. This translates into the car making a soft landing next to the baby’s mother, who is delighted to have her baby back, but confused by the teddy bear diaper that Bean had it before. Meanwhile, Bean started on the Mini, which, unknown to him, also carrying a ferocious dog.

Act 1: Bean stays in a luxury hotel that gets into many escapades. He jumps on the bed, behead Teddy to put it in a drawer, hands the buttons . . . → Read More: Mr. Bean – Mr. Bean In Room 426]]> Title: Mr. Bean in Room 426
Airdate: 17 February 1993
Guests: Danny La Rue, Roger Brierley, Matthew Ashforde, Michael Fenton Stevens,

Act 1: Bean stays in a luxury hotel that gets into many escapades. He jumps on the bed, behead Teddy to put it in a drawer, hands the buttons a cough drop instead of a tip, drills holes in walls to hang his paintings, giving the television at full volume , and gets into your neighbor’s bathroom have a bath by drilling a hole in the wall behind her closet.

Act 2: On the way to dinner, after discovering the elevator is out of service, Bean is forced to take an unconventional route to avoid a floor lady by hanging on the outside of the railing, only to be trapped between her and her frail husband.

Act 3: At dinner, after pushing through the queue, copies of beans to his neighbor, taking the same food that he (only twice as much) and imitating their movements. But also saves his oysters for last, discovers that his neighbor rotten after Bean has devoured.

Act 4: That night, he feels good with a high temperature and has a nightmare about bad oysters. Wake in a sweat, Bean takes off his pajamas, but when trying to sleep, its other neighbor playing loud music. Bean leaves his room stark naked to knock on the door of the neighbor, but his own door closes, and Bean is locked out of his room naked. He manages to reach the first floor, covering themselves with a fire extinguisher and various signs marked “private”, “Exit”, “Out of Order” and “No Trespassing.” Try to reach the lobby and find the spare key, as the show manager is distracted by Danny La Rue. To avoid being discovered naked, Bean sneaks into LaRue spare dress, and asks the manager of the spare key. But Danny sees him and rips a clip ear piercings for the theft of her dress.

Act 1: Its Christmas Eve and Bean decided to visit Harrods, making his usual brand of chaos with a rather inappropriate behavior while inside a prestigious department store. After parking directly in front of . . . → Read More: Mr. Bean – Merry Christmas, Mr. Bean]]> Title: Merry Christmas Mr. Bean
Airdate: 29 December 1992
Guests: Owen Brenman, Matilda Ziegler, Jonathan Stratt.

Act 1: Its Christmas Eve and Bean decided to visit Harrods, making his usual brand of chaos with a rather inappropriate behavior while inside a prestigious department store. After parking directly in front of the store and harass a man dressed as Santa Claus pulling his beard, Bean comes to buying Christmas decorations, subjecting them to their usual control-if it breaks, do not buy it. It also tests some Christmas lights with the same socket used for the exterior Christmas lights, plunging the outside of the store in the dark in the process. Then start playing with figures on a screen in the store, making a Nativity scene rather vague participation T. rex, two army tanks and a Dale. The store manager stops him by putting a picture of a policeman in the set.

Act 2: Bean meets his girlfriend Irma Gobo in the city, where she tries to give the message that she wants an engagement ring as a gift. Win a free turkey to cheat, then saw another man dressed as Santa Claus decides to pull the beard again … only by the beard to be true, what Bean to make a quick exit, while the man recovers. Then catch a pickpocket and thief items give a driver the Salvation Army band. Bean then ends up conducting the band in a ridiculous, while the driver is about the issues that the thief stole. Bean leaves, but not before he took the city of origin of the large Christmas tree with him.

Act 3: Bean prepares for Christmas with the creation of the Christmas tree that was stolen. Then turn off the middle of Santa Claus, one for himself, one for a small stuffed mouse. He makes a “super cookie”, a Christmas cracker with fuse many other cookies inside. Bean gives himself several Christmas cards – all with the same design. He soon despairs of war movies on every channel, and then closes the door opened and not young carol singers without giving them anything, despite carrying a box of chocolates at the door.

Act 4: This act begins on Christmas morning when Bean discovers what Santa gave him. He got a new pair of socks, Teddy has a can of two pins to replace the eyes and the mouse has a piece of cheese, Bean, ironically, puts in a mousetrap. Then, try to prepare the turkey, but loses his watch while stuffing, and sticks his head inside, getting it into his head as his girlfriend arrives. Take a crosscut saw to try to lose, but accidentally monsters out. Then Bean helps get the turkey out. Later, a dinner (sandwiches), and Bean gives his girlfriend her present: without the engagement ring she wanted, but a portrait used as part of the shop window dressing for the ring, which he felt was what he was saying. She begins to mourn, but Mr. Bean mutters “I forgot the main bit!” He pulls out a ring box and gives it to her. While eagerly opens the box, she discovered that it was an engagement ring, but in fact, a hook, designed to hang the picture. She leaves the ground, very miserable and very annoying. At the end of the episode, an outside view from the window of Mr. Bean is given, and pulling the “super cookie” that made earlier, but produces a bright flash light through the curtains.

Act 1: Bean oversleeps and is late for his appointment with the dentist. To save time, decided to get dressed and brush their teeth while . . . → Read More: Mr. Bean – The Trouble With Mr. Bean]]> Title: The Trouble with Mr. Bean
Airdate: 1 January 1992
Guests: Richard Wilson, Caroline Quentin, Sam Mead, Christine, Ellerbeck, Hugo Mendez, Michael Godley, Nathan Lewis.

Act 1: Bean oversleeps and is late for his appointment with the dentist. To save time, decided to get dressed and brush their teeth while driving to the dentist, with a brick to hold the throttle while change of pants and puts on shoes and socks and Screen wash shot in the mouth rinse after brushing your teeth. Also accidentally honk of a car while putting on socks.

Act 2: Bean arrives at the dentist’s office, which can not find anything in the waiting room to read except for a Batman comic book with The Road Warriors on the back, a child is already reading (who brought the comic in the house). When the child refuses to let share the comic, who quietly poured water from a vase in the lap of the boy to his mother thinks he wet, making the trip home. After getting the comic, called immediately to see the dentist (Richard Wilson). While in the chair when the dentist becomes the radio playing the Blue Danube, which messes with the controls in the dentist’s chair and the dental team, while giving back, and as a result of chance numbs dentist’s leg with a shot of Novocain, causing him to lose consciousness. Bean, feeling disturbed by this, decides to treat himself – but he can not say that the dental care needs, thus performing the procedure in all its teeth. And the recovery of the dentist, bean leaves, happy with his work.

Act 3: While in a park Bean sees a child who has difficulty with his remote control boat. Bean is generously helping to open the driver and adjust some circuits. Surprisingly, the driver works now, but unknowingly to both Bean and the boy is now also control a power wheelchair behind him. After grabbing the boat for some time, and causing chaos behind him, Bean finally gives the driver back to the child, but only when (unbeknownst to the two) the wheelchair and is behind the boy, advancing towards him . As Bean moves away, a great sound is heard, which means that the child was beaten in the water for the wheelchair.

Act 4: Still in the park, Bean tries to make a picnic, but a nearby wasp falls desperately in love with Bean’s cupcake. After trying the capture of the wasp crush it, just with him chasing her around, and trapping it in a bottle of juice, crushed between the pages of his book, only to awaken the interest of a whole swarm of wasps that attack him. Bean eventually runs off your picnic site and throws the bread to a car thief (whose theft attempts Bean managed by eliminating its role as steering wheel and take her with him in a field day.) The wheelchair then stops the car.

Act 1: Bean wants to go to the post office, but the car battery is dead, so he decides to take a bus instead. Arrives at the bus stop when a . . . → Read More: Mr. Bean – Mr. Bean Rides Again]]> Title: Mr. Bean Rides Again
Airdate: 17 February 1992
Guests: Roger Sloman, Su Douglas,John Rolfe, Nick Hancock, Stephen Frost.

Act 1: Bean wants to go to the post office, but the car battery is dead, so he decides to take a bus instead. Arrives at the bus stop when a man is waiting for the bus. Unfortunately, the man suddenly suffered a heart attack. Bean tries to revive him by stomping on it, stuffing pills in her throat, trying to word of mouth (with the magazine’s man) and the use of shock treatment break through electric wires connected to a nearby lamppost. This principle works, but forgets to take the leap out of hand when the man offers a handshake, giving the man another shock, making it happen again. An ambulance arrives, but while paramedics treated the man, Bean used the battery from the ambulance to drive your Mini. Bean leaves, leaving the ambulance with disabilities due to a dead battery.

Act 2: Bean goes to a mailbox on their way, accidentally swallows his stamp. He offers to send a letter from a woman, claims that it has published, but clings to it until she is gone so you can get another stamp of his own letter. Then steal the seal by using steam from the radiator of his car, and paste it into your own letter with a sweet paste (from the first episode) on the inside of his pocket and hits his own letter with his fist (when using a finger to make it stick down does not work). The postman arrives to empty the box like the lady returns to find his letter on the floor and complained that the postman who had a stamp on your letter, but she does not know what happened to him. Bean was hiding inside the box to keep the discount for the postman to steal the brand and gets locked in an unknown amount of time (the original commercial break happened here), although, as the mailbox was a “1 “shows, which should have been the next day. When it’s finally released (by another postman) loses his keys down a drain and have to get a bus home. Expected at the bus stop with another man also waiting for the bus. The man gets on the bus, but Mr. Bean is not so lucky – the driver tells him not to come on the bus and all seats are full, forcing Bean to wait for the next bus.

Act 3: Bean tries to pack for a vacation, but his little box has no space for your clothes, as well as cans of baked beans. Ridicule reduces the size of their stuff (usually with scissors) to fit in a small briefcase, cutting a pair of pants (it was not necessary as I had shorts), breaking the toothbrush, pouring some toothpaste in the sink, with only one sandal, and using a soft cloth towel, but do not have the heart to cut her teddy bear. Finally, after managing to fit his things in the small briefcase, reaches under the bed and discovers that he owned another briefcase, almost double the size of the baby. But from his small bag already packed, just put it in the larger suitcase, along with the only thing I could not pack before – a book.

Act 4: Bean boards a train and then read a book on the other side of another man (Stephen Frost) in the same compartment also is reading. The man starts laughing loudly and continuously in a passage from his book. Bean struggles to plug their ears to help laughing, causing prying eyes when the man looks up and then given a stick of gum, which works. Finally, the driver (Nick Hancock) enters and asks for tickets. Bean is surprised by his presence; accidentally eject your book, with the ticket hidden inside, through the window of the train.

Act 5: Bean then boards an airplane, but is forced to care for a sick child at his side. This is to encourage the child through various means, sticking bits of the magazine in his face to amuse him, playing with a self-inflating life jacket (later Bean flies off the seat) and blow air into a paper bag and try the pop. Discover the stock market is too small, and begins to delve into another bag. While giving back, your child throws a half flight Bag sick when the plane suffers a bit of turbulence, and offers the bag of beans, which are unknown and breaks the bag of vomit. The act ends with the sound of bursting of the stock market, and the screen cuts to black, the result is not shown.

Act 1: Bean buys a portable television in his apartment, and has difficulty in trying to position the antenna for good reception. When he discovers that it can only get reception if you . . . → Read More: Mr. Bean – Mr. Bean Goes To Town]]> Title: Mr. Bean Goes to Town
Airdate: 15 October 1991
Guests: Nick Hancock, Dursley McLinden, Matilda Ziegler.

Act 1: Bean buys a portable television in his apartment, and has difficulty in trying to position the antenna for good reception. When he discovers that it can only get reception if you sit in a part of the room where he can not see the screen, which is disturbed. Cleverly, who strips down and rides her clothes – underwear and all – in the chair, TV and starts to work – just before your prepaid electricity meter runs out.

Act 2: Bean rehearsing his new Polaroid camera in the park, but is stolen by a thief (Nick Hancock) when asked to take her photo. Although Bean chases down and stop the thief by putting a garbage can on his head and putting him with a pen, away again as Bean tries to alert a passing police officer. Later, Bean is in the police station must identify the thief in a lineup. However, only successfully identifies the thief after he is the subject of the whole line to a pencil test-meter, while the suspects are all carrying trays on their heads.

Act 3: Bean is an itch in your feet, while in the city, so you remove the shoe and sock to scratch it. But he puts his shoe on the roof of a parked Mazda. The car moves away, leaving Bean to jump through the city to find (which eventually does).

Act 4: Bean goes to the photo ID machine, where he takes pictures of himself. It takes only few seconds, and his pictures are released after hitting the machine, only to discover that he took pictures of your back to see your haircut.

Act 5: Bean goes with his girlfriend at night to a magic show and disco. Deliberately spoils the magic act in an attempt to retrieve his watch, the magician “stole” as part of a trick, and embarrasses his girlfriend, while she turns to another man. After trying to interfere with his attempts to dance with it, Bean goes to the club, but not before turning off the first power. On his way home Bean goes a showcase of television, which individually lose their image as they pass. After the credits, Bean stands arm in one of televisions and television sets to lose their image again.

Act 1: Bean goes to a public pool, which uses a manual arm to get your parking ticket. These are the super-high diving board, and chickens until two impatient boys push by stomping . . . → Read More: Mr. Bean – The Curse Of Mr. Bean]]> Title:        The Curse of Mr. Bean
Airdate:    1 January 1991
Guests:        Angus Deayton, Matilda Ziegler.

Act 1: Bean goes to a public pool, which uses a manual arm to get your parking ticket. These are the super-high diving board, and chickens until two impatient boys push by stomping on her hand in his attempt to go down. Bean loses his swimsuit, and is unable to recover as a little boy to fish out of the pool with a snorkel. Bean, naked, try changing to invisible and almost succeeds, but the lifeguard appears near the change room. He hides behind a corner, but a group of women swimmers displayed behind him. As Bean turns a women screaming and back to the locker room immediately as Bean escapes.

Act 2: Bean finds he can not pay the ridiculously high parking price £ 16. 00 in the car park swimming pool, and tries to leave through the entrance of rolling a dumpster in front of the entrance to fool the machine in the issuance of a ticket and the opening of the barrier. He takes over and drives his car past the barrier and the entry lane. Just as he was moving the tank back, a black Mercedes arrives and is forced to reinvest in the parking lot. As time goes out the other vehicles waiting to enter the car park and lift the barriers and then drive at full speed on-ramp, removal of it and hitting the other car off the road. The victim turns out to be the Reliant and again collapses.

Act 3: Bean goes to the park for a lunch break, and made a sandwich in a really ridiculous, with ingredients and tools that have been hidden with him in his jacket. He is seen by a man at his side (Angus Dayton, who also played the pool lifeguard in Act 1). Cut the bread with scissors, spreads the butter with your credit card (your “flexible friend”), washed lettuce in a drinking water source and uses his sock to dry, aims to kill two dead fish, and crush the peppercorns with his shoe. It also makes tea in a hot water bottle, using his mouth to the transfer of milk from a bottle with hot water bottle. Eventually, however, the pepper that makes you sneezes and he drops his sandwich, and the causes of their tea to roll out of the bottle. The man next to him offers a bean through its own pre-packaged sandwiches, accepting with gratitude Bean.

Act 4: In this brief ceremony, when Bean is approaching a left turn at an intersection, you have to stop at a red light. Then go to a cyclist, also making a left turn through the intersection, get off your bike and pushing on the control line of stoplights still red. Bean out of his car and pushed through the intersection as well, as the rider did. (This scene was filmed in Felt ham, about a mile along the road from where they filmed the Law 2.)

Act 5: Bean goes to see a horror movie with his girlfriend. You buy a giant tub of popcorn, and small, including the theft of her, but hitting his hand when she tries to do the same. Before the film, he teases her and scares her, popcorn spills and disruptions of the people there. Here are scared himself stupid real function is to avoid watching by all means necessary (including pulling her sweater over the head, causing a huge roar of his girlfriend when his head is gone, apparently, and popcorn corn used as earplugs). Before the end of the film, Bean is empty your popcorn bucket of popcorn and put it on the head, then lifts the bucket of the head, then put on the head again, and his girlfriend and people Howling at the end of the film. After the movie, like the two of them leave, his girlfriend puts her hand on his body and Bean shakes one of the sleeves of his coat, under the impression that their hands have been amputated, so that both feet.