Part I: Mr Bean sits for an exam, and before it begins he seems to have a swagger in his step; as soon as he looks at the exam sheet, however, he goes into panic mode, trying everything he can to complete the exam. Part II: He then goes to the beach, but once he arrives and finds no place to change. He feels a bit embarrassed, so he decides to improvise a little privacy. Part III: Lastly, we see Mr Bean in church, listening to an unbearably boring Latin church service. Much to the dismay and watchful eye of the man next to him, he tries to break the monotony of the situation.

Part I: Mr Bean makes his way a " passing a busker en route a " to a department store to do some shopping, and insists on testing everything before purchasing it. Part II: Then it’s a lonely time for Bean, as he celebrates his birthday alone at a posh restaurant, where he certainly gets what he paid for! Part III: Royalty is visiting the cinema for a gala performance, and upon her arrival, she greets the staff, among which is Mr Bean, who readies himself for the occasion.

When Mr. Bean accidentally wrecks a book, he tries to hide it from the man who works at the library.

Part I: Mr Bean finds himself out of his depths when he makes a trip to the local swimming pool. He is mesmerized by the diving board but can’t get up the nerve to try it. Once he does, he regrets his decision. Part II: After finally leaving the pool, he leaves the parking garage but doesn’t want to pay the fee, and tries to come up with an alternative plan. Part III: Bean makes himself a little lunchtime snack on a park bench, to the amazement of the person next to him. Part IV: Mr Bean has a date, and there’s nothing more romantic than comforting someone through a horror film.

Nicknamed "Red Nose Day," this yearly special has drawn upon the comic talents of Britain's best farceurs, all donating their talents for the cause. The March 15, 1991, edition of Comic Relief featured, among many others, Rowan Atkinson, repeating his familiar characterization of the clueless, disastrously clumsy Mr. Bean. Atkinson's contribution, the six-minute skit "Mr. Bean's Red Nose Day," has unfortunately not yet been reissued to home video.

Part I: Mr Bean has bought himself a TV, yet there are more than a few hiccups in his efforts to watch it. Part II: Then it’s off to the park, where he tries to take his own picture; when that fails, however, Mr Bean asks for help from a passer-by, who ends up taking more than his picture. Part III: Mr Bean’s problems are mounting: first he has something annoying in his shoe; then when he tries to find relief, he ends up putting his shoe in the wrong place, resulting in a mad, one-legged, dash to retrieve it. Part IV: Lastly, Mr Bean’s evening doesn’t go quite as he had hoped when his date seems less than amused by his antics.

When Bean misses the bus he is determined to be at the front of the queue for the next one.

Mr. Bean is late for his dental appointment and must get dressed in his car. When he arrives at the dentist surgery he jabs the syringe of anesthetic to the dentist. Later Mr. Bean goes to the park and must deal with a pesky fly while trying to eat his lunch.

Part I: When he can’t get his car to start, it’s the beginning of troublesome day for Mr Bean, including an unforgettable encounter with a man at a bus stop, and an extraordinarily long time spent posting a letter. Part II: It’s holiday time for Mr Bean, and we watch as he packs his tiny bag with a minimalist approach. Part III: On the train, his cabin-mate is more than a little distracting as Bean tries to read his book in peace. Part IV: Lastly, on the plane, Mr Bean is sat next to a young flyer that is feeling a little worse for wear, and it’s up to Mr Bean to help take his mind off the queasiness.

Part I: Mr. Bean heads for the department store to pick up some items for the holidays: 1 string of lights and 1 plastic ornament ball. While waiting to check out he notices a nativity decoration in which he puts a modern twist on. Part II: After exiting the store, Mr. Bean lends a hand to the conductor of the Salvation Army band in collecting money, followed by his hand in conducting the group. After, he sets out to purchase a tree but comes up empty. Not to be outdone, he straps the town tree to his car and heads home. Part III: While home, Mr. Bean enjoys the peaceful evening by watching a little TV. That is, until a group of young carolers stop by. Part IV: Next comes the Christmas dinner, including the world’s largest turkey, in which his head gets caught in while searching for his watch.

While in a hotel Mr. Bean leaves the bath and goes out into the hall and he becomes locked out naked and he must find a way to get out of the embarrassing situation.

Mr. Bean appears on the TV show Blind Date (the British version of The Love Connection), and wins a date with a beautiful woman. In typical Mr. Bean fashion, because of his antics, his romantic getaway is a disaster.

Mr. Bean goes to great lengths to be at the front of the line for the End of Year sales at a department store and once inside goes to even greater lengths to get the things on sale.

Mr. Bean is looking forward to a day at the fair but then he must take care of a baby until the baby is returned to its mother by a strange means.

Mr. Bean goes back to school for an open day. He has an accident in the science lab, someone takes his pants after Judo class and his car gets run over by a tank.

Mr. Bean takes his date to an ice skating show, featuring Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean. When he sits in the wrong seat, he decides, instead of walking around the ice, he will walk through it. However, just as he walks onto the ice, the show starts, and Mr. Bean is caught up in the action.

Mr. Bean goes to a launderette and he looses his trousers again. Later he goes and plays Krazy Golf and takes the entire day to finish the first hole.

Mr. Bean is in the hospital waiting room with a teapot stuck to his hand and he doesna 't wish to wait in line for his number.

Mr. Bean poses as a hairdresser and ruins people’s hair, then goes to a fair and enters Teddy in a pet show. Later he loses his train ticket and has to think of other ways to get out.