I never laughed so hard in my life as to when I saw The Movie in the theatre...when he wiped the nose off the whistlers mother painting and drew a nose back on it...I was laughing so hard I was hurting and people wanted me to shut up...I could not stop.

Oh dear...

Only 14 episodes of Mr Bean were ever made, and yet they live on and on and on. I will never tire of this one:

Wow, only 14 episodes?

Mr. Bean is well known over here in America too. Slapstick humor knows no language.

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I never laughed so hard in my life as to when I saw The Movie in the theatre...when he wiped the nose off the whistlers mother painting and drew a nose back on it...I was laughing so hard I was hurting and people wanted me to shut up...I could not stop.

that was one of the funniest things i ever saw in the cinema, on tv, or anywhere else for that matter.

I love British humor. Monty Python's is my favourite show, but Mr. Bean follows. I didn't like his first movie much (with the Whistler's Mother picture), but I really enjoyed the second one - Mr. Bean's Holiday. The short episodes are the best.

The funniest one for me....................





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Ahh... fond memories of my childhood. Mr Bean is great! ><

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I never laughed so hard in my life as to when I saw The Movie in the theatre...when he wiped the nose off the whistlers mother painting and drew a nose back on it...I was laughing so hard I was hurting and people wanted me to shut up...I could not stop.

that was one of the funniest things i ever saw in the cinema, on tv, or anywhere else for that matter.

My jaws and ribs start aching just thinking about that...even funnier than Fawlty Towers

The used to show Bean on Sundays here - for me, it was always what I watched when I had a hangover from Saturday nights. In my memory those were rainy and dark Sundays, I was sick and had a headache and they showed that depressing English environment with that guy who never talked... I hate it.

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The used to show Bean on Sundays here - for me, it was always what I watched when I had a hangover from Saturday nights. In my memory those were rainy and dark Sundays, I was sick and had a headache and they showed that depressing English environment with that guy who never talked... I hate it.

LOL, you are pretty good if you were able to watch Bean during your Sunday hangover. When we woke up with a hangover back in the college, we used to watch Teletubbies :-)



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I prefer Mr. Sean Bean - he's not conventionally handsome, but there's something very sexy about him.



Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

"Mr. Bean's Holiday," the last "Bean" film, was brilliant. Nearly a silent comedy, it is transcendent and hilarious. As much as I enjoyed his other work, this one is the pinnacle.

Gimme Blackadder any time! The last scene isn't funny anymore but rather moving.

I liked Little Britain better.

sorry to say this but I never "got" English Comedy - Monty Python just went right over my head. I did like The Young Ones and of Course Mr. Bean.