: At the dentist's office, Bean creates chaos in the waiting room and then meddles with the dental equipment. He accidentally anaesthetizes the dentist , Mr. Peggit (played by Richard Wilson), by injecting him in the leg with Novocaine. Finding the dentist unconscious, Bean attempts to perform dental work on himself, eventually gluing his own mouth shut.
You can find more detailed episode guides and trivia on platforms like IMDb and the Mr. Bean Wiki, or stream the episode on Apple TV and BritBox. The Trouble with Mr. Bean - IMDb [S1E5] The Trouble With Mr. Bean
" The Trouble with Mr. Bean " is the fifth episode of the original live-action series, first aired on January 1, 1992. The episode is famous for its three distinct, masterfully timed comedic sequences that highlight Bean's bizarre but effective problem-solving. : At the dentist's office, Bean creates chaos
: After oversleeping until 8:50 AM, Bean realizes he is late for a dental appointment. He rushes to his Mini and performs the incredible feat of getting dressed and brushing his teeth while driving . He uses the car's windshield washer fluid to rinse his mouth and spits out the toothpaste onto a passing builder. Finding the dentist unconscious, Bean attempts to perform
: Bean heads to the park for a relaxing afternoon that goes wrong. He tries to help a young boy with a remote-controlled boat, but ends up accidentally controlling an electric wheelchair instead. His attempt at a peaceful picnic is then thwarted by a persistent wasp that he simply cannot escape. Cast & Credits Mr. Bean : Rowan Atkinson Mr. Peggit (The Dentist) : Richard Wilson Directed by : John Birkin and Paul Weiland Runtime : Approximately 24–26 minutes
Watch the full episode of 'The Trouble with Mr. Bean' to see these classic mishaps in action: The Trouble with Mr. Bean | Episode 5 | Mr. Bean Official YouTube• Oct 29, 2017
