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Mr. Bean the Animated series hits the US in DVD!

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Finally. The US gets to see the Mr. Bean animated series on DVD (I'm not so lucky! I don't have a player! Maybe I can find it on video).

The DVD's are a 2 disk set. They were advertised in a Best buy circular for About 19.99.
 
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That show was hilarious, they showed the entire series (the animated one) on PBS here several months ago at like 2 am.
 
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They didn't show it here...

My PBS carriers only have odd and usually non-entertaining British Sitcoms. They Used to have Monty Python, Mr. Bean, Black Adder (versions 1-4), Faulty Towers, etc. Now it's all Coupling, Next of Kin, and crap like that... :grouchy:
 
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I don't think it was aired, per-say, but they were running them as an infomercial type thing.
 
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