Doctor Reacts To Hilarious Mr. Bean Medical Scenes

Mr. Bean was one of my favorite shows growing up, and I remember there being some medical moments along the way, so today I dove back into the work of Rowan Atkinson and the BBC to relive those childhood memories and assess just how accurate the medicine in Mr. Bean was. I didn’t just look at this live-action show either, spending the majority of my time watching the 1997 movie “Bean” as well as exploring the animated series for the first time. Surgery, defibrillators, x-rays, sutures, and Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy, which you can read about here:

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[courtney]

“That man needs to scrub in before operating.”

That man needs to go to medical school before operating as well 😂🙈

[doornik]

“What is a poorly?”

Poorly is British slang for sick.

[dangeiger]

I’m sure the fact that they thought he looked like a doctor so they let him operate is 100% accurate

[olive]

obviously we have to be learning while watching Mr Bean. Dr Mike is the only person I can think of who can make watching Mr Bean educational.

[filipvadas]

Its so easy to forget that, when you see him as this character, Rowan Atkinson went to Oxford and has a Master's Degree in engineering

[lordseal]

I like how he is serious about a Mr Bean video🤣

[NoahLoftier]

0:41 the way he said "esnestith" made me laugh out loud, it made him seem more like a doctor who knows what he's talking about 🤣

[Jackie]

The doctor pulling out the sharpening rod for his scalpel has been the funniest joke I've seen in weeks.

[meghanpratten]

Rowan Atkinson as Mr Bean literary transcended boundaries with his comedy - humorous in countries around the world regardless of culture and language. Comedic gold.

[dailydoseofmedicinee]

Rowan Atkinson originally conceived the idea for Mr Bean when he was studying at Oxford University for his Electrical Engineering Master’s degree.👍

[Weird_Axolotl]

7:56 “struck by chicken” and “burn due to water-skis on fire” got me

[gargles]

“bizarre personal experience” is my new descriptor for things that happen to me, thank you doctor mike for this knowledge

[bastardjustice]

I love the fact that the entire OR team doesn't know who their surgeon is and randomly pulls strangers into the theater 😂

[euanoconnell]

poorly is a British word for being ill: "I'm feeling poorly" = "I'm feeling ill"

[Justaryyy]

I love the fact that Dr mike can make anything medical

[xavier-irkf]

Mr bean is the type of doctor who passed medical examination through online class

[hzjohnson]

"No, we don't sharpen our scalpels like we're going cooking." 😂

[cursedcat]

2:26 totally ignoring he ate a piece of candy that has been inside someone else

[moki]

6:15 what if Teddy has bones inside, a creepy thing to think about

[jethromagana]

Let's not deny the fact that Mr. Bean did a very good job making our childhood awesome. Big respect to Rowan Atkinson.