Big TV
Mr. Bean and Irma watch TV, but since Bean wants to watch the space show while Irma wants to see Andre's music, they rapidly keep switching the channel back and forth until the TV explodes. Bean then goes out to buy a new TV and fancies a large-screen model, but cannot afford it. He decides to earn money for the big TV by doing a puppet space theater and manages to buy the TV. However, the new TV breaks again from the same fighting earlier, so Bean decides to have a puppet show featuring Andre singing while his Teddy swings the torch light, much to Irma's delight.
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