Bean ultimately races away from his picnic site and throws the bun at a car thief (whose thieving attempts Mr. After trying to catch the wasp by swatting at it, jousting with it, chasing him/her around, and trapping him/her in a bottle of juice, and trying to get him/her out his ear where it got as a revenge, he crushes him/her between the pages of his book, only to pique the interest of an entire swarm of wasps, which attack him. Bean tries to have a picnic, but a nearby wasp is after his cupcake. Bean moves away, a loud splash is heard, implying that the boy was knocked into the water by the wheelchair. After hogging the boat for some time, and causing mayhem behind him, Bean finally gives the controller back to the boy, but only when the wheelchair is already behind the boy, moving towards him. Bean and the boy it is now also controlling an elderly man's electric wheelchair behind him. Amazingly the controller now works, but unknowingly to both Mr. Bean bribes the remote control off him and tries to help him by opening the controller and tweaking some circuitry. While in the park near the pond, Mr Bean spots a young boy who is having difficulty with his remote controlled boat. Right as it's in, the car next to him pulls out and drives off. He then gets his suitcase out and decides to push his car into the spot.
So he backs out a little and someone walks by in front of his car. Bean pulls into a narrow parking space only to find out he can't get out the door. Mr Bean then leaves, content with his work, handing his bib to the dentist, who yanks it out of his hand.Īrriving at a park, Mr. As the dentist gets up behind him, this scares him, and the cry makes his jaw come unstuck. But he accidentally glues his mouth shut with the composite for the fillings, and tries to break them apart using the mirror, which breaks. Bean, feeling inconvenienced by this, decides to treat himself - however he can't tell which tooth needs attention, so he performs the procedure on all his teeth. And as a result accidentally numbs the dentist's leg with an injection of Novocaine when he got surprised, causing him to pass out. Peggit's cup of coffee with the suction tube. Peggit's vacuum cleaner on the dentist's chair and the dentist's equipment while the dentist's back is turned, even draining Dr. Peggit turns on the radio playing The Blue Danube Waltz, and Mr Bean meddles with the controls and playing with Mr. After getting the comic, he is immediately called in to see the dentist (Aimee Turnbull and Richard Wilson). When the boy refuses to let him share the comic, he stealthily pours water from a vase into the boy's lap to make his mother believe he wet himself, causing her to take him to school frustrated it happened again. Bean arrives at the dentist's office, where he cannot find anything in the waiting room to read except for a Batman comic book which a schoolboy is already reading. He is then seen heading into the dentist's office.
So Bean hurriedly pulls them out and sticks them through the opening of his car's window, and looks down on her, zipping it up. Getting out of his car checking if he's got any parking time left, Bean comes across a parking attendant lady, who looks down, only for him to realise his pyjama trousers are sticking out from his fly. Bean also brushes his teeth putting toothpaste on the dashboard and shooting screenwash into his mouth to rinse it then spits it out, and it landing on/above a man's buttcrack, causing him to think it's from a bird but confused it smells minty. He uses a brick to hold down the accelerator while he changes, accidentally sounding the car horn with his foot and going several times around a roundabout. To save time, Bean decides to leave in his pyjamas and get dressed and brush his teeth on the way (almost forgetting to tuck Teddy back in and tiptoeing out so as not to wake him). Bean oversleeps and starts doing his morning routine, and it's only when he goes to get his suit in the closet that he realises he is late for his dental appointment. Plot Act One: Late For The Dentist Appointment
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