Mr Bean has officially confirmed that Rowan Atkinson’s iconic character was an alien and you didn’t even notice

The eponymous star of Mr. Bean has always been considered quirky, but one theory suggests that Rowan Atkinson’s character could literally be out of this world. Although Atkinson hated playing Mr. Bean, the character’s idiosyncratic personality was so popular that Mr. Bean Inspired two feature films and an animated series. Mr. Bean is a walking disaster zone, who manages to turn the simplest everyday tasks into a complete mess. However, this incompetence has led many to conclude that Mr. Bean is not just unfamiliar with day-to-day life – he is actually an alien.

The theory that Mr. Bean is an alien was convincing, with Atkinson admitting to it The Buffalo News that “He has a slightly foreign aspect to him.“These inhuman quirks have been explored throughout the franchise. The funny ones Mr. Bean Skits use Atkinson’s talent for physical comedy rather than dialogue, and on the rare occasion that Mr. Bean does speak, he typically says one word. Mr. Bean also has an unusual relationship with electricity, with one episode showing him absorbing an electrical charge and becoming a giant magnet. However, while these details lend weight to the alien theory, one episode of the Mr. Bean Animated show seems to confirm it.

Mr. Bean’s animated show all but confirmed that Mr. Bean was an alien

Mr. Bean behaves like other movie and TV aliens in disguise

“Double Trouble” is the final episode of the animated series Mr. Bean Season 3. Mr. Bean spots his doppelgänger and the two “Beans” make friends first Mr. Bean finds a UFO full of Mr. Bean clones. Although Mr. Bean tries to leave with them, his clone drops him back on the ground, recreating the title scene in which Mr. Bean appears to fall from the sky. The life-struggle Mr. Bean Only lasted for one season, and as the animated episode was based on Atkinson’s pitch for the live action Mr. Bean Finally, this detail seems to confirm that Mr. Bean is indeed a foreigner.

Mr. Bean even behaves like other fictional aliens in disguise. In the sitcom Mork and Mindy, Mork can’t figure out how to put on a suit and get it back on – indicative of how Ben behaves in similar situations. in Am, Mr. Bean’s passport shows his first name is “Mr” What is the kind of improbable name a foreigner would choose (eg The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy “Ford prefect.”) Resident alienS Harry also shares Mr. Bean’s unfamiliarity with everyday tasks – highlighting a cultural consistency with how aliens are portrayed that Bean certainly fits.

Mr. Bean being a foreigner makes the first scene even more hilarious

The Alien Theory would add a new dimension to other Rowan Atkinson movies

The introduction to the life-struggle Mr. Bean Series shows a spotlight opening and Mr. Bean falling to the ground. Now, viewed in the context of Mr. Bean being an alien, some hilarious possibilities explain his situation. Mr. Bean had an accident that caused him to fall out of the spacecraft is very believable, given how clumsy his character is. Another is that he was kicked out of the spaceship for being too weird even for his fellow aliens. Whatever he has, his species appears to save or forgive him, as Some episodes show Mr. Bean getting beams back up.

Mr. Bean’s foreign origins even seem to inform Rowan Atkinson’s other movie roles. Although most of his other characters have much more dialogue than Mr. Bean, they often use physical comedy, draw faces, and behave in a very Mr. Bean-like way, highlighting his enduring influence. Atkinson’s latest series, Man vs. BFor example, was inspired by Mr. Bean (Per Radio Times). If Mr. Bean Kanon now confirms that he has clones, this creates the possibility of an entire universe where all Atkinson characters are somehow related to Bean, which explains their strange behavior and shared characteristics. It’s an intriguing – albeit unlikely – theory.

Source: The Buffalo News, The Radio Times