Mr. Bean was one of my favorite shows growing up, and I remember there being some medical moments along the way, so today I dove back into the work of Rowan Atkinson and the BBC to relive those childhood memories and assess just how accurate the medicine in Mr. Bean was. I didn’t just look at this liveaction show either, spending the majority of my time watching the 1997 movie “Bean” as well as exploring the animated series for the first time. Surgery, defibrillators, xrays, sutures, and Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy, which you can read about here:

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