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Mr. Bean (animated TV series)


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''Mr. Bean'' is an animated television series produced by Tiger Aspect Productions and, only for its first three seasons, by Richard Purdum Productions and Varga Holdings. It is based on the British live-action series of the same name, and the characters included Mr. Bean, Irma Gobb, Teddy, and the Reliant Supervan's mysterious driver, with the new addition of Mrs. Wicket, Bean's landlady, and her evil cat Scrapper. In February 2001, the series was officially announced, with it premièring shortly afterwards.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Mr Bean turned into cartoon )
The series again featured little actual dialogue, with most being either little sound bites or mumbling, mild slapstick, with occasional sexually suggestive moments. Rowan Atkinson provided the voice for Bean; additionally, all of the animated Bean actions are taken from Atkinson himself. Other characters' voices are provided by Jon Glover, Rupert Degas, Gary Martin, Sally Grace and Lorelei King.
Despite the series' actual title being simply ''Mr. Bean'', some broadcasters referred to this series as ''Mr. Bean:'' plus a subtitle for disambiguating with the original live-action series. Disney Channel Asia refers this series as "''Mr. Bean - The Animated Series''" and the original live-action series as "''Mr. Bean - Live Action Series''" in their schedule.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Disney Channel Asia TV Guide )〕 The German version, aired on Super RTL, is titled "''Mr. Bean - Die Cartoon-Serie''".〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=TV Wunschliste - Mr. Bean - Die Cartoon-Serie )
In January 2014, ITV announced a revival of the animated series with Rowan Atkinson returning as Mr Bean, along with other cast members reprising their roles. The new series will feature 52 new episodes, the new episodes began airing from 16 February 2015 on CITV.〔http://www.comedy.co.uk/news/story/000001347/mr_bean_animated_series_for_2014/〕
==Characters==

* Mr. Bean (voiced by Rowan Atkinson) - the title character who serves as the main protagonist of the series. He is mischievous and makes numerous disasters and always encounters problems in a roundabout way. He is shown to be both immature yet surprisingly resourceful when he needs to be. He wants every environment around him to be clean and out of trouble. In ''A Royal Makeover'', it is revealed that he lives in 112 Arbour Road as seen in the packages Elizabeth II sent to him and Mrs. Wicket.
* Teddy - Mr Bean's lifelong best friend. As a stuffed companion, Mr. Bean assumes Teddy is alive.
* Mrs. Julia Wicket (voiced by Sally Grace) - Mr. Bean's demeaning landlady who serves as the main antagonist. She was married 50 years ago for a mere ten minutes before her husband wisely made a dash for freedom. She is the owner of the evil one eyed cat named Scrapper. She is seldom nice to Bean, and is always despising and very brutal towards him, possibly because it was his fault that her husband left her at the altar. Mrs. Wicket really loves cats but she hates dogs. Her favorite TV show is wrestling.
* Scrapper - the evil one-eyed cat who despises all humans, especially Mr. Bean, although he does feign affection for his owner, Mrs Wicket. Scrapper is the second main antagonist in the series. His hobbies include scratching, mousing and getting Bean into trouble with Mrs. Wicket at every opportunity. He was adopted by Mrs. Wicket in "Young Bean" after young Mr. Bean delivered it to her.
* Irma Gobb (voiced by Matilda Ziegler) - Mr. Bean's girlfriend. A sweet girl, who probably has a sort of degree in something or other, she is fond of Mr. Bean but mainly visits so that her teddy can play with Bean's Teddy. She usually stays long enough to get a free meal.
* Lottie - Irma's teddy bear. She looks almost identical to Mr. Bean's Teddy, except she has eyelashes and a red bow. She's been seen as Teddy's girlfriend, but Bean does not accept them for a relationship.
* Mr Bean's Mini - Mr. Bean's loved green Mini. It is green as seen throughout the whole series, including the live action episodes (except for the first episode in the live action version, which was orange, and destroyed after a stunt). The plate number of his car is "STE 952R".
* Reliant Supervan III - the three-wheeler blue car known as a Reliant Regal usually happens to be a victim of a collision when Mr. Bean speeds up his Mini, similar to the live action episodes. Its plate number is "DUW 742", as seen in "Royal Bean". The driver of Reliant is never revealed.
* The Burglars - a duo of unnamed crooks who frequently commit crimes while in various disguises. One is large and beefy, and the other is pint-sized. As supporting antagonists, they always fail after Mr. Bean comes up to them in his plans. They appeared on the episode: "Missing Teddy", "Homeless", "Wanted", "In the Pink", and "Bean's Bounty". Finally, in "Young Bean" the Burglars were the bullies of Mr. Bean himself.
* The Neighbours - unnamed characters who are portrayed as a working-class family depicted as stereotype, obese, boring and stupid people. The father is portrayed as the most stupid in the whole family and is shown as a very aggressive and cruel person towards Mr. Bean. His wife is a lazy person. The couple have three rambunctious and naughty children. The family is shown to be in a constant disagreement with each other. Family appearances: "Neighbourly Bean" as main antagonists, "Scaredy Bean" as cameos, "Super Spy" as "crooks". Father and son appearances: "SuperMarrow", "Chocks Away", and "The Ball".
* Tutati - the black diabolical dog owned by Mr. Bean's next-door neighbors. He is depicted as a very aggressive dog and will hurt Bean for no apparent reason. His hobbies are biting and scratching. Whenever a retaliation is made, his aggression worsens. Dog appearances: "A Running Battle", "Inventor", and "Neighbourly Bean".
* Queen Elizabeth II - Mr. Bean is a fan of the Queen. She only appears in two episodes, "A Royal Makeover" on television in the film ''The Queen Indoors'', and in "Royal Bean" where she herself knights Mr. Bean after he saves one of her Welsh Corgis.
* The Mime - a French immigrant Mime. In his first appearance in "Mime Games" he snuck into Mr. Bean's home. Then in "Art Thief", he was in Paris near The Eiffel Tower showing some people and a couple of Mimes; he was nearly knocked over by Mr. Bean's Mini. He was last seen in the whole series as a main character drowning in a pond at Hyde Park but lived. He did make a cameo appearance in "Haircut" waiting for his hair to be cut only on DVD.
* Harry - He only appears in "The Visitor". It is rumoured that his character is based upon another, "Hubert", appearing in an episode of the live action Mr. Bean show called ''Do-It-Yourself Mr. Bean'', aired on 10 January 1994. It is revealed that he and Mr. Bean were once childhood friends, even possessing a catch-phrase of sorts.
* Restaurant Owner - A snooty, French-American owner who owns a fancy French restaurant. He is a stereotypical French person; being snooty and greedy. He despise Mr. Bean in some episodes due to his clumsiness. Every episode he appears, he gives the customer a bill in which they cannot pay. His dialogue is very audible and his crew-workers include an overweight chef, a blond-haired waiter and two suave violinists (one of them loves Irma). His first appearance is in "The Visitor", second "Hot Date", then "Viral Bean" as last appearance.
* Roxy - (voiced by Sophie-Louise Dann) - A popular singer whom Mr. Bean has a crush on and tries to get autographs from her. She gives Mr. Bean one in a handkerchief with a lipstick mark after her mean security guard prevents him.
* Traffic Warden - A woman who issues tickets to the parking violations and also giving fees for car parking. However, every time Mr. Bean sees her, he parks his car elsewhere so that the traffic warden will not ticketed or give a fee on him.
* Mr. Pod - (Voiced by Rowan Atkinson) - A clone of Mr. Bean from outer space. He only appears in "Double Trouble".
* Dr. Fangpuller - A dentist and he only appears in "Toothache".
* Mrs. Wicket's best friends - Unnamed characters (the man and the old woman), whom are Mrs. Wicket's close friends. They also hosted the competitions such as running marathon and the biggest watermelon competition. To stay in touch Mrs. Wicket, the old woman visits her.
* Goddawin - A rival runner who only appears in "A Running Battle". He and Bean may be friends.
* Wanted person - He is Mr. Bean look-alike escaped convict and he only appears in "Wanted". The case of escaped convict is unclear.
* Japanese kid - He only appears in ''Gadget Kid''. While his visit at the science museum, he befriends Bean and then he shows the modern gadget devices. He also has a stuffed companion which is panda.
* Albert Einstein - He only appears in "Inventor", and had a crush on Mrs. Wicket but Mr. Bean disabled that.
* The Librarian - He appears in "Valentine's Bean", and "Viral Bean". In "Valentine's Bean", he fall in love with Irma Gobb.
* Smartphone men - He only appears in "Bean Phone". A men who have a smartphone.

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