Everybody On Earth Understands Mr. Bean (The Various Fact Fiend Set Ups)

Mr Bean, a bumbling character who doesn't really say anything, is extremely likeable and very easy to understand.
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[@mortimermus9066]

Karl. Why tf do you have a naked concrete wall in your bedroom? It looks like sh*t!

[@FactFiend]

Why do you care?

[@Sensei_quanchi]

Its not naked there is a green screen there your just blind my guy

[@Del_S]

Pretty sure it's a brick wall in disguise.

[@Doggydoglol]

He's just green screened in the concrete wall

[@rickyn3023]

What if he green screened in the border onto a concrete wall? Cement? DATS CONKCREETE BAY BAY!!!

[@littlegravitas9898]

Mr Bean speaks the universal langauge of "face".

[@jbhoy4953]

Facticus spiticus

[@mentalcase4299]

Face it, snake bit, but fell asleep. Sometimes triggered by the tiniest thing's, forever lately. Even tho their movement's are clean. The strength and company, is something to look into, xenomorphing.

[@JK-yt3dm]

Google translate glitching on ya, my guy?

[@mitchellclark3070]

Eyebrows go up and dowm

[@restart5562]

I honestly didn't know he even speaked throughout any of it

[@Yatezylad]

I had a French exchange when I was younger. A guy I didn’t know whom I could barely communicate with staying at my house. I couldn’t get him to talk at all until I put on Mr Bean’s holiday. We’re still in contact to this day

[@Yatezylad]

@@AxxLAfriku having researched by watching your videos, I concur

[@cali_mari_us]

@@Yatezylad That man will save humanity

[@Yatezylad]

@@cali_mari_us wheres Mr Bean in our time of need

[@Wyatt-Foxtecha]

Kind of sucks that Carl is in jail with a new green screen

[@bielanski2493]

Beats jail: here he can drop the soap :x

[@tylerhouston69]

It's Qarl.

[@bielanski2493]

So..! Far-Away Picard, what're going to talk about on the Enterprise today?

[@Changeproductions21]

whoaaaa is that the Motorstorm logo!?

[@Wyatt-Foxtecha]

@@Changeproductions21 yes sir

[@konradzukowski213]

Not surprised why Mr.Bean was so successful. His body movement and presentation is just so amazing that you don't need to understand English to know what he's trying to tell. I remember watching this as kid and I remember that the only times I heard anything translated in Polish was the opening and credits.

[@sagichdirdochnicht4653]

Yeah, I watched it as a Kid and couldn't speak a single word of English. No translations (maybe the Credits, but at the time it ran on TV, I couldn't even read). Funny AF. I know I occationally asked what XYZ meant, but it really wasn't important at all. You understand 100% of the humor and 98% of the "story" anyway. It's just the fact, that this isn't "classic" Commedy. It's 99% visual and can ONLY work due to Atkinsons amazing facial acting. Truely fantastic work. A show, that young and old find equally funny that doesn't even need Audio and / or Subtitles at all to just work. Another great benefit: That show never went trough "translation limbo", wich killed many Shows and Movies, that were decent or good in original form.

[@talkingfez1265]

Mr Bean/Rowan Atkinson can bring world peace!

[@ngabel8956]

"That's 100 percent of people in this conversation" Dude, those are some hard statistics.

[@heroicflows9691]

😂

[@hikarihakai1285]

I am Vietnamese and i could still understand Mr Bean as a kid without not even know a single English word yet at that age

[@XanthosAcanthus]

My wife is vietnamese, and I was really surprised when she said Mr bean was her favorite as a kid... I mean, she's never heard of or seen 98% of the movies and shows I've shown her, but mr bean all the way.

[@laughingatnothing4642]

I am Indian and i love mister bean even before i started learing english. It is just great physical comedy.

[@Sock66]

Legitimately, Ive never realized it was "FACT FIEND" .... Ive always read it as "FACT FRIEND".... never stop being amazing you guys haha

[@thehunterator520]

I used to read it as fact find

[@julianhart2247]

My grandparents are both deaf and my grandfather is from Poland. I remember fondly sitting with him and watching Mr. beans tv show, he had them on vhs! And going to see the movie in the 90s. He also loves Chaplin and the stooges all that physical comedy. Bean transcends everything!

[@Jdoggdavis]

As an American, growing up I never really understood why Rowan was so well-respected as a physical comedian but seeing this makes it all click, what an amazing feat

[@dimitrescu182]

I'm surprised Mr Bean isn't that popular in America

[@Jdoggdavis]

@@dimitrescu182 it definitely was more so when I was younger, nowadays everyone knows the face but nobody's really watched the show. Oddly enough most of his stuff in America ended up in the bargain bin which my family definitely frequented at the time

[@mournblade1066]

@@dimitrescu182 Well, we Americans are a fickle bunch. I mean, Mr. Bean *IS* popular, in that pretty much everyone here knows who he is, and most of us like him quite well, but he is no longer the "flavor of the day," so-to-speak. That said, I am a HUGE fan of BlackAdder.

[@shanebodendorf4793]

"Here's a clip of my Mr.Beans lip wiggle" *proceeds to show clip and cover up the lip with the black bar* 😅🤦‍♂️

[@lightningmr_dt449]

If we ever contact aliens. Mr bean will have to come up and have a perfect conversations. And the thought that that thought is plausible is amazing

[@anthonybeervor2265]

Rowan Aktinson really struck gold with mr. Bean. Now he owns a fleet of sports cars.

[@anthonybeervor2265]

Also, mr. bean is perfect for showing on planes and buses, especially before the time there was a screen and headphones on every seat. Inoffensive humor for people of all ages and cultures, no language barrier, and no need for good sound quality.

[@dippin4dots]

AnthonyBEERvor Other than the Nazi sequence in the Movie. It's not really that offensive other than Bean doing the salute and, you know, Nazi's. But its just a movie set for a war movie.

[@misslenorelee6322]

I love the dedication of photshopping the corners back in to the "green screen"

[@pennyforyourthots]

to me, mr. Bean feels like a modern extension of Charlie Chaplin

[@halo2d]

He's always said his influence was Jacques Tati, who himself was influenced by Chaplin. So yeah

[@anderssorenson9998]

Nobody asked but my favorite Bean sketch is the one where he is having his lunch on a bench in the park.

[@NPCbot82]

Classic.

[@susantummon3463]

That is indeed a good one. I love the sheer insanity of when he washes and dries the lettuce with a sock.

[@NickNitro]

I'm off to watch it, I've only seen gifs and they make me laugh like hell. lol

[@smaranv4077]

how was it?

[@Chicklo11]

As of 2019 the Odeon cinema in Richmond that Mr Bean goes to to see Nightmare on Elm Street looks exactly the same.

[@sebastienlabbe4647]

My mom used to live in the arctic town of Pangnirtung. We have some old polaroids of her dressed as Mr. Bean for Halloween. Almost everyone in town could immediately tell who she was.

[@freighttraindan]

He killed Mr Bean when he came to America, and started talking.... Every one understands him, because he never talked. And when he did he just mumbled!!!

[@Sizzlik]

Indeed..some characters better stay of the big screen. Johnny english was a talking mr. bean..it worked because they didnt called it mr. bean - special agent. Mr. Bean was good as-is.

[@freighttraindan]

@@Sizzlik no... Mr. Bean came to America... To deliver some kind of painting.... In 1997.... And he talked way more than he should have.

[@katurnasa]

Had a friend who was utterly obsessed with Mr. Bean. When I was younger I couldn't understand why. In all honesty, he really is a creative character. Lol

[@heroicflows9691]

Nah bro, you were right the first time. Straight awful.

[@oscarramage95]

Speaking of Mr Bean being 15 episodes long, I couldn’t believe it when I discovered that Fawlty Towers was only 2 seasons long

[@JoshuaAnico]

I remember as a child watching Mr Bean on Mexican television. So no surprise he has international appeal becuz it's mostly physical comedy.

[@sPitternaut]

I actually remember being a kid on an airplane and watching Mr. Bean fall asleep on a roller coaster. It really does have that appeal.

[@gluttontag93]

I have an idea as to why Mr. Bean is recognized internationally. His acting and sketches are similar to Jackie Chan's (who's another actor that is recognized worldwide) where you dont need much dialogue or even understand the language to understand the comedy.

[@dr.velious5411]

Jackie Chan was inspired by Buster Keaton too, just an absolute genius of physical comedy.

[@gluttontag93]

@@dr.velious5411 He really is. My parents love him and they dont even speak English

[@deek1670]

Fact fiend feels like old KZbin. I like old KZbin more.

[@WarriorDudePerson]

Exactly

[@oscartarantino6371]

Dang Brittan got some amazing ppl. The one in the crown who according to legend was there when the big bang happened and then the guy who doesn't speak a single word but becomes one of the most liked characters in the word

[@Blazeme1up]

Point of order: I did not click the video because I saw Mr. Bean on the thumbnail. I Clicked the video because it was released by Fact Fiend. :)

[@arcanemedia8166]

In about 10 years we'll think "oh i remember factfiend, lets watch some of them" and we'll get to these ones and think "ah yes, the dark years"

[@galfinsp7216]

Prob one of the best references to COVID in a KZbin series alongside the world being bricks

[@paulypoobrain2929]

I was introduced to Mr Bean when it started airing on HBO in the late 80 or early 90s (can’t quite remember). Bean a fan ever since.

[@nathanlortie8655]

The old green screen had so much character. I'm gonna miss that little dark spot that was never explained (and I hope never does)

[@mikevillarreal8291]

can confirm, here in Mexico everyone know Mr. Bean, i remember watching him on tv as a child

[@stringedassassin]

Bean rules. From USA here and I love Mr. Bean... I know there's some where he talks a lil more, but I enjoy when he typically only says "Bean" and "Thank you".

[@fizgizan]

Red Dwarf was fantastic as well.

[@beardedbear9901]

Always loved his Christmas in Harrods skit. If someone reading this hasn't seen it, see it.

[@yamatoyazuyuki7049]

You can Tell that Mr.Bean was *Super Funny* for me for the fact the just tiny clips of the shows and other things that Mr.Bean did making me Cry from laughing so hard from me remembering those events 😂😂😂

[@raruterofegb]

Mexican here, I remember the show on channel 7 when I was a kid, literally everyone on my family loved the show and pretty much the same for every family I knew was one of those legendary shows alongside El chavo del ocho here on Mexico back then.

[@wolffgang101]

Besides the Queen, Mr. Bean is the next Brit I immediately think of

[@albertfronton3634]

My mother, and most of my aunts and uncles are deaf, and they love Mr Bean. Thanks to te non-verbal humor, they can share laugths with the rest of the family (that can hear) as equals. And understanding why everyone in the room is laughing, was at the time, somethig that they can feel only whith Mr Bean. PS: All my family is from spain, so no understanding of english whatsoever

[@sniperblast]

Well, I'm off to facebook to like his page, who's with me?

[@stargazer8653]

Who uses Facebook still

[@thetipsyreader5491]

They took Mr Bean's appeal when they started making him talk more. I love all the originals where he barely utters a word

[@Chicklo11]

Also while Mr Bean is universally accessible, in France he is more recognised as the spiritual successor to Jacques Tati's character "Mr Hulot

[@Smashtacular01]

Rowan Atkinson in Rat Race is so underrated. It's a lace! I'ma weening!

[@donutchan8114]

My mom loves watching movies, but up until recently it was virtually impossible to watch it dubbed in theatres, and unless a film was widely popular, most films were only subbed, which made her quite sad. We somehow got ahold of tickets for the Mr bean holiday movie, and even though up to that point we'd never seen Mr bean, she loved it, to the point that once it was available for rental we'd rent it every now and again, and she still laughs chaotically whenever we bring up an episode to watch. It great :)

[@1tristan247]

my favorite Johnny English moment is when he pretended to fight the thief in a room alone where he proceeded to trash said room and squirt katsup

[@TheScrollsOfGaming]

The first season of Blackadder isn't crap it's just not as good as the 3 after

[@F4ngel]

Intelligent Baldrick was best Baldrick.

[@arthurfine4284]

Seeing the first series, it was clear that they didn't know what the character and story was going to be. Atkinson mentioned the original concept was life revolving around two bicycle thieves in London in the 1980s, but it then went into a concept about a period piece comedy in the Medieval times. It was also set in an alternate universe, which was by and large abandoned going into series two, where the series became historical fiction satire comedy.

[@blatherskite3009]

I love the first series of Bladder, but it's coming from a slightly different place to the later ones - it's more of an alternate-history Shakespeare-pastiche thing. That's not to say it's more "high-brow" - it loves a sheep-shagging joke every bit as much as later Bladders - but there's an element to the first series of needing a working knowledge of Richard III, Macbeth, etc., to get some of the jokes. Later seasons dispensed with that and broadened out the appeal, I guess.

[@sboinkthelegday3892]

@@blatherskite3009 I dunno, my first introduction to Shakespeare was Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead as a very young child, and the experience was just brilliant. It was like figuring out a sci-fi novel and pushed me into that genre ever since. It was like Langoliers, but, you know. Deliberately funny. I guess Mr. Bean's humor works so well even with the caveat that most people like referential, self-assuring humor, like being part of an inside joke. So it has the strength of not having many complications in it that normally would make a person lose their sense of humor, due to insecurity about not being sure if they get the joke or not. When somebody "gets the joke" let's be frank, it doesn't need to be that much of a joke to get, people just laugh anyway for the social convention of it. Otherwise it will become difficult to adhere to some social norms, like weaponizing the making fun of other people when that's what your social grouping calls for.

[@blatherskite3009]

@@sboinkthelegday3892 Interesting... "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead" is a great example of where the first series is coming from. R&GAD assumes a basic knowledge of Shakespeare's Hamlet and spins off to have some fun with it, moving background characters to the foreground, etc. Similarly, "The Black Adder" takes Shakespeare's "Richard III" - nowadays seen as something of a Tudor-era character-assassination job on the previous administration - and subverts the Shakespeare version to present an alternate take on what might really have happened if the victors hadn't been the ones to write the history books. Like Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, it absolutely *can* be enjoyed without knowledge of the work it references, but obviously there's a higher level of cleveness going on that only becomes apparent when you have a greater understanding of the framework that it is having fun with :) Oh man, The Langoliers... I actually have a soft-spot for the film version, dodgy CG and all. Orgasmic paper-tearing guy is an absolute scream. He chews the scenery harder than the Langoliers themselves do :)

[@eingames9931]

It is not the rough edges that I like about the vids, it's the rounded corners.

[@bwoods0811]

80% of conversation is non verbal. Simply Brilliant!

[@stuartrobertson9536]

Edmund Blackadder will always be my favorite character he has portrayed, especially in Blackadder Goes Forth. Such a magnificent bastard, quick witted with some of the best insults.

[@og_myxiplx]

You don't realise watching Mr Bean just how good Rowan Atkinson is. I was fortunate enough to see him on stage playing Fagan in the production of Oliver and despite being surrounded by a superb cast, he could, and did, steal the show without uttering a word. Absolutely incredible to see live, I gained a new respect for him that day.

[@michellamoureuxm]

This show legit taught me french. Every morning in french class the teacher would play an episode or a movie in french with subs to help us listen to french.

[@alex..trundell2633]

I love the fact the corners are still edited in 😂

[@Party_Bones]

For me the lower production quality plays into the concept of this just being mates talking about things they think are cool, I don't remember where some of my favourite conversations took place because it didn't matter to the subject, it was just where we happened to be when inspiration and enthusiasm collided. You've got a great thing going on here with the channel and I hope the conditions of your work improve soon o/

[@willow-2907]

God I needed this video, I'm a TA in a Sen school an have just been down lately but I'm now watching Rowan Atkinson stand up and I'm feeling so much better

[@sophieb-m1472]

Nice job Nisha on the editing. Nice detail to add the borders from the usual green screen, plus it can't be the easiest with the wall

[@fyreborneblu6706]

Yeah Mr. bean was a somewhat of a pop culture icon here in the phillipines, kids used to call anyone who is acting funny a mr. bean his sitcom was popular around DVDs and his cartoon was enjoyed through cable tv, even though we didnt understood him at the time he was still relatable, especially at this one scene when he was trying stay awake at a church man that was hilarious and this one time he smacked this really old lady with his head, because he was trying to bow and he was really nervous, and even that very moment when he loss something he severely loved his car, now that was both hilarious but heartwrenching because we all know the feeling about losing that one object you maintained the most, but then it suddenly shatters in front of your eyes because of a fucking tank!

[@Intrinsety]

Love that you kept the corners after getting a new greenscreen ;)

[@moshing247]

I was working in the Morrocan Sahara once and bonded with the locals because I had the download of the one VHS they had. A man driving a car from the roof is internationally funny!

[@LooTheToilet]

Man, idc what the quality looks like, more oft than not I play your videos in the background

[@DegenerateQueen]

lowkey forgot ive been watching since the kitchen days, fuckin hell it doesnt even feel like ive been watching for too long until i think about it

[@DerptyDerptyDUM]

I've had a MAD crush on Rowan Atkinson ever since season 2 of Blackadder in the 80's. 🥰

[@blatherskite3009]

Understandable :) Considering he made a career out of being an awkward, gangly, beetle-browed, rubber-faced git, he really did manage to look quite dapper in that Elizabethan get-up. imho Alan Rickman totally borrowed Rowan's Blackadder II look for his Sheriff of Nottingham in "Robin Hood Prince of Thieves" - minus the ruff, of course; because wrong era - and he also managed to look uncommonly dapper. Conclusion: the look works :)

[@DerptyDerptyDUM]

@@blatherskite3009Indeed, 2 top-shelf examples of dapperdom.

[@jonathanwarner4175]

Well your volume level is better equalized so keep it up 🤣🤣

[@jamesteegardner2273]

As a child in the good old U.S. of A. back in the late 80's or early 90's they used to play Mr. Bean before movies would start in movie theaters. I remember going to a movie and remembering that I liked the Mr. Bean episode much more than the movie. I actually remember the Mr. Bean episode but for the life of me I can't remember what the movie was.

[@danielbretall2236]

One of my favorite small parts of Rowan Atkinson was in love actually, where he tortures Alan Rickman's character with the overly elaborate gift wrapping.

[@El_Mayo_rga]

i do like the bad green screen not centered and in a bit different position in every video, helped a lot calming my toc anxiety

[@yawarapuyurak3271]

Mr. Bean is always played in banks. Since you can't have audio, his comedy can brighten up people's day

[@GingerMafia48]

Thank you for the wonderful content. Best part of my week to listen to these while I do my own stuff in the background.

[@danielhance1467]

2 things: the mr bean Christmas special where he originally gets his head stuck up the turkeys ass is by far one of the greatest pieces of comedy ever. Secondly. When they had Mr bean day or whatever it was where he has his recliner on top of his car while he drove around flipping people off was just splendid

[@IspamObjection]

for my "ACKSHULLY" moment, the character Rowan Atkinson was playing at the olympics wasn't Mr Bean (While being very Mr Bean like)

[@raymanx187]

I opened the search bar and typed in Mr and the second thing to pop up was Mr Bean Olympics 2012. This man's a legend.

[@Mateus_Carvalho]

Don't think I've ever realized the ease they must've had to make it (the Brazilian dub did translate his dialog and the plaques but that's it) but that show will always have a place in my heart for making a pretty lousy summer vacation trip to Rio das Ostras a bit better. Also, the animated show was pretty solid, watched it with my little brother whenever I was babysitting him.

[@MrDannyDetail]

08:45 Love how they included a clip to illustrate the Mr Bean lip wobble, then edited in the black bar directly over his lips so that we can't really see it anyway.

[@gabrielkickingwoman5933]

"The Green Screen" 😂😂😂 That made me giggle more than it should have

[@jasonlykopolis8152]

The comedian who refused to go after him was Richard Curtis, when they were both at university. Seeing Rowan Atkinson performed resulted in Richard Curtis deciding to concentrate on writing, rather than performing. Curtis went onto write Blackadder, Four Weddings and a Funeral plus numerous other movies, TV shows.

[@weltato]

Man, I'm so glad Blackadder was mentioned. He's my favourite Rowan Atkinson role too!!

[@edjecollins4141]

I dig the videos regardless of what the background looks like. Your chill way of telling us facts like a couple of mates just rambling on about fun facts, is great. Keep it up.

[@TheChristmasNinja12]

I'm just waiting for them to get back into the studio and use the greenscreen to put the concrete wall behind him and see how long it takes people to notice.

[@marimarianations9355]

Loved watching Mr Bean growing up. Didn't realize it had English dialogue until I was like 11 years old or so.

[@jimaaxor]

Mr. Bean killed me dead as a kid. First British comedy I ever watched. We had some Bean collection on VHS. Watched it a thousand times.

[@TheSsjAnts]

Rowan Atkinson is brilliant I just recently watched Mr bean with my son after not watching since I was a kid and the comedy holds up

[@zakhm05]

Rowan is going to write an autobiography about playing mr. Bean without any words.....instant bestseller

[@pandora4037]

I can't believe they were only 15 episodes. I used to watch Mr Bean all the time growing up.

[@bensmall6848]

The question we should be asking is who doesn't like Mr Bean

[@dustyrose192]

My nan doesnt like him *the animated show i think* but thats because we kids (15 grandkids at varying ages) adored him so much we watched it all the time

[@fan9775]

I tolerate Mr.Bean.

[@ryanulrich3269]

Don't like him don't get it

[@bensmall6848]

@@dustyrose192 that is fair enough

[@chillysunny2324]

I do appreciate him as a cultural phenomena, but if I would watch Mr. Bean nowadays, I most likely would cringe a lot and wouldn't be able to enjoy it. My brain is weird.

[@Wesserz]

I moved to the UAE in 2018, I remember leaving the airport and one of the first adverts seeing on the side of the road on my way to the airport was for a local phone company featuring Mr Bean. I was shocked and confused as I did not expect to see him out here, then I realised it's popular here along with Tom and Jerry because you don't need to understand any language to like it.

[@mournblade1066]

2:10 "Except for that first season, which is crap." You take that back! The first season is amazing.

[@LZAK123]

Growing up in the 90's, my grandparents spoke little english and they loved Mr Bean

[@tree123169]

His janitor playing the imaginary drums is awe inspiring. But I really love his Toby the Devil skit.

[@SwampFire98]

You could do it in the middle of the forest sitting on a stump distracted and singing occasionally and id still watch

[@TheRoyalDragoon]

I Honestly didn't notice anything was different until you mentioned it, I think I actually like this background better.

[@izyco80]

Mr. Bean and the Benny Hill show were the only two shows I saw from britain as a kid they still cracks me up.

[@BrokenOlive]

I grew up re-watching Mr . Bean. I live in Canada and it truly is a international comedy skit.

[@jeeves_uk]

The Mr Bean Christmas episode was my childhood used to watch that on VHS all the time

[@thefirstpheonix1613]

1st vid ever: quality 90% Videos w/full green screen: 100% Karl: what happens if I turn this dial back Videos now: quality 0% *go back* (All joke I love your vids no matter what, I hope you guys are doing as best as you can mentally and stay safe!)

[@Swali_B]

Shout out from South Africa 🇿🇦 Proud to say that I was raised on Mr Bean, and now my son is too. But he also has the advantage of the animated series (which he's mad about) along with the original "15 episodes" (which I still don't quite believe).

[@Genos2600]

We don't come for the green screen bro. Keep up the good work. You guys are killing it.

[@KortaGalathil]

Not sure whether people have seen it but Rowan does a 45 minute documentary/mockumentary called "Laughing Matters" I think which goes into alot of his humour and how he thinks the physical comedy works. Well worth a watch.

[@jelloman80]

If you're being held hostage in a bunker, send us a subtle message and we'll send rescue

[@wolfsmaul-ger8318]

last year when i was at a barber shop here in germany, mainly owned by middle eastern people, mr. bean was on the waiting area TV

[@ree4ermadne55]

Karl's shirt just makes me think of an awesome beer called Ninja vs Unicorn by pipeworks brewing.

[@mitrazaker7483]

5 year old me who couldn’t understand a word in English loved Mr. Bean