Hair by Mr. Bean of London

Hair by Mr. Bean of London is the fourteenth episode of the live-action TV series. This episode was produced in 1995 by ITV but wasn't aired on television until 2006. It was originally released on VHS as an "unseen" episode. It first aired on November 15, 1995.

Act One: Hair by Mr. Bean of London
Mr. Bean goes to Derrick's barber shop for a haircut, which he chooses Prince Charles. Just as he is about to have the cut, the barber has to take two long telephone calls. While he waits, three other customers come in assuming Mr. Bean is the new hairdresser, and he ends up cutting their hair very badly. His first customer Jamie, a young boy who is left at the barber by his mother in Bean's care. Bean places a bowl over Jamie's head and cuts his messy shoulder length hair into a more neater style. He then tries to use a razor but ends up carving a small piece off, but nonetheless Jamie is thrilled with it. He then tries to trim a man's ponytail but accidentally cuts it off altogether since he was distracted by the man's magazine, he then uses hair cream and hair from the floor to create a toupee for an elderly man called Roger after he accidently shaves off the man's toupee and having it stuck to the razor. The customers later return and blame Derrick for their awful haircuts, with the man with the ponytail and Jamie's mother demanding to know where Bean is, even though Jamie liked his haircut. Meanwhile, Mr. Bean sneaks off hiding his face under a calendar of Prince Charles (with Roger greeting him as such after mistaking him as Prince Charles).



=== Act Two: The fair=== Mr. Bean goes to a fair and cheats at everything. First, he plays the Electro wire by switching it off at the plug. Then he plays "Hit the Headmaster" (in which George Webb is the headmaster) and gets a bit carried away, and starts throwing objects like tinned peas and cereal boxes at the headmaster (he almost throws a chair, but is stopped thanks to a nearby teacher).

Act Three: The pet show
Mr. Bean enters a pet show and uses his Teddy as his pet; he wins a huge bone but gets the honey for Teddy, throwing the bone back into the tent and creating mayhem among the kids and the dogs.

=== Act Four: The railway station=== Mr. Bean goes to a railway station. Unfortunately, he has lost his ticket, and decides to sneak past the guards. However, he ends up hiding inside a post office bag destined for Moscow. After several failed attempts, he hides inside a mail bag and crawls towards the gate. When the guard leaves once the clock bell rings, Bean climbs onto the gate, but two station workers turn the gate around to which Bean crawls off the gate (while celebrating that he has made it through) and ends up falling onto the railway tracks. Two station workers appear and put the mailbag (with Bean still inside) on board a train carrying cargo and mail that is destined for Moscow. As the end credits roll, we see short clips of a ship sailing through a rough sea (most likely carrying the mail and cargo from the train earlier), and then of a French steam train and of marching Russian soldiers in Moscow's Red Square (indicating that Bean indeed ended up in Russia).

Trivia

 * This is the last episode of the 1990s and the 20th century.
 * Act One inspired a short on an episode of Mr. Bean: The Animated Series called "Haircut". Differently, this episode involves cutting someone's hair, while in the Animated Series he cuts his own hair and adds a toupee.
 * In the animated series, he is shown to be bald for the first time.
 * The photo of Prince Charles also appeared in the animated series.
 * Mr. Bean would have been complained for parking his Mini in the sheep fence, cheating in Electro wire, throwing hard objects in "Hit the Headmaster", and throwing the dog bone for the dogs.
 * This is a second time Mr. Bean loses his train ticket, first is in Mr. Bean Rides Again.
 * Mr. Bean would be rendered homeless in Moscow, Russia, or would be arrested for stowawaying.
 * In real life, it would be convincing to have the bag checked by mail deliverers with its body.
 * The intro used the old Mr. Bean introductory song, by the Choir of Southwark Cathedral, but it was credited to the Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford at the end of the episode.