Nick Hancock

Today, Mr. Bean buys his first television. When he finds himself experiencing a spot of reception trouble, the solution is one that only Bean could have dreamed up. He's also bought himself a Polaroid camera, which he takes to the park for some fun with photography. When a seemingly friendly park goer steals it, Mr. Bean devises a cunning identity parade, during which he does his Bean-like best to sniff out the camera thief. Evening finds Mr. Bean at Club Phut, where a magician selects him to assist in the performance of a trick, and unwittingly invites disaster upon himself. Horrified, Mr. Bean runs off to the disco to take advantage of the opportunity to show off his one-of-a-kind dance moves.

Mr. Bean puts in his best efforts to revive a man who has collapsed of a heart attack at the bus stop and then uses an ambulance to help jump-start his malfunctioning Mini. He then loses his only postage stamp, but that doesn't stop him from trying desperately to put an important piece of mail in the post box. Mr. Bean turns out to have an innovative, if not exactly effective, way of packing suitcase before heading off on holiday. During the train ride, he has some new strategies for getting rid of a passenger who interrupts his reading. Once on the plane, he attempts to entertain a young boy experiencing airsickness.

England cricket legend David Gower and his friend TV presenter Nick Hancock tour Hampshire to find curios and collectables to take to auction in Sidcup. David boards the HMS Warrior -- the ultimate demonstration of Britain’s industrial might and naval power, while Nick hunts for brown trout rather than antiques. Will it be a 19th century camera or a 18th Century style ship’s head that will win?