▲ 9 r/MrBean

Third movie idea for Mr. Bean

Im not sure if this would be the best idea if a third movie was ever made but I think it's a fun one. This idea involves a chaotic fun road trip across England. Set a few years after Mr. Bean's Holiday, Mr. Bean invites both David Langley from the first movie over along with Sabine from Mr. Bean's Holiday. Mr. Bean of course really hasnt planned the road trip properly but is excited to have his friends over nonetheless.

David and Sabine havent met each other, so seeing them meet in this movie and trade stories might be fun as they embark on a road trip with their friend. I can just see David freaking out again with Mr. Bean's antics, maybe one involving Mr. Bean causing the three wheel blue car to crash.

Peter MacNicholl had great chemistry with Rowan Atkinson in the first Mr. Bean movie, so having him back as David again would be neat and of course Emma De Caunes as Sabine. The three of them together could potentially be gold.

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u/Global-Ant — 11 days ago

What if Clarence chose to escape at the end of Robocop 1?

Just imagine how different Robocop 2 would have been had Clarence chose to escape instead of staying and failing to kill Murphy. Dick Jones would still be alive for starters with his plan to usher in more ED-209s, so he wouldn't be exposed, and Murphy and Lewis would be branded fugitives.

In Robocop 2, Clarence has lost everything. No influence or crew, his territory and businesses are swept up by Cain, forcing Clarence's hand to take back power and stay relevant.

Juliette Faxx would be a wild card in this version still having her own agenda. Would Cain still be Robocop 2 or would it be Clarence?

And as for Murphy and Lewis? I guess for them it would be staying alive and trying expose Dick's corruption while on the lookout for Cain, Clarence and Juliette

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u/Global-Ant — 1 month ago

Watching WCW 1992

For the past couple of days now on Youtube in my free time, I've been watching WCW in 1992 just to see what it was like before Bischoff really took over. that and well modern wrestling just sucks and isnt worth watching. I gotta say, WCW back then from in ring action to the storylines is excellent. The action is hard hitting, not too obvious in being phoney , no garbage flip flops, just guys beating the shit out of each other in some cases or made to look that way. The storylines involving The Dangerous Alliance, Rick Rude vs. Ricky Steamboat, Sting being champ again, priming up Ron Simmons to be World Champion have been excellent.

Sure from a presentation and financial standpoint back then, WCW wasnt doing very well and were losing money. However, I can easily look pass those faults due to the wrestling and as mentioned some of the storylines. The way they shot WCW Saturday Night in 1992 was interesting considering they had two different arenas - one for the in ring action, interviews and promos, the other arena was like a talk show kinda thing. Odd? Yes but very unique.

It's also interesting seeing Eric Bischoff just being either an interviewer or presenting the upcoming monthly WCW magazine. Jesse Ventura and Jim Ross on Saturday Night is great, while Missy Hyatt and Tony Schiavone cover WCW Main Event. Superbrawl 2 was a great PPV by the way, even if the main event of Sting vs. Lex Luger sucked.

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u/Global-Ant — 2 months ago
▲ 47 r/WCW

WCW in 1992

Two days ago I've started watching WCW pre Bischoff take over era just to see the overall presentation, matches and storylines on YouTube. I've recently got all the way up to the end of Superbrawl 2. Great PPV by the way even if the main event sucked.

From a presentation and financial standpoint, WCW wasn't doing too well. However, the way Saturday Night was filmed in two arenas - one for the matches and I assume backstage segments, the other like a talk show kinda thing in the other arena I thought was unique.

Creative with the Dangerous Alliance storyline against Sting, Rick Rude against Ricky Steamboat so far has been excellent to see and progressing. I find it interesting seeing Eric Bischoff talking about the latest upcoming WCW magazine, Tony Schiavone and Missy Hyatt on Main Event with Jim Ross and Jesse Ventura on Saturday Night is great.

Overall I'm enjoying the product. It beats today's wrestling

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u/Global-Ant — 2 months ago

The Lord High Executioner Is The biggest hater

Im currently rewatching the 90s Goosebumps TV series because it is a classic, Im going through all the episodes. A Night in Terror Tower is still one of my favorites since I was a kid and has aged very well. It amazes me though how dedicated and persistent this guy is to chasing, hunting and wanting to kill both Eddie and Sue back in their timeline. Dude literally jumps through time to just go after them.

And the ending where everyone is back in the present time with The Lord High Executioner having secretly followed them by grabbing one of the stones is still one of my favorite endings, leaving me wanting more. He's like - "Im still here."

u/Global-Ant — 2 months ago

Rewatching this season on TV

For those who might be interested and live in New Zealand like me, last year season is on TV again. I'm rewatching not just because this was the season that hooked me in but just to see crazy Jacqui again and her facial expressions.

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u/Global-Ant — 2 months ago

Rewatching this show for the first time

Hi everyone, I recently bought the complete series of this amazing series and having a blast rewatching it after so many years of not doing so. The first time I watched Are You Being Served? Was in the 2000s as a kid. My nana when she was alive introduced me to this show along with Mr. Bean, Last of The Summer Wine, Fawlty Towers and other British classics.

Now of course as a kid, I obviously didnt understand adult jokes but for the most part I did find the series funny whether its Mr. Rumbold being an idiot or Mr. Grainger dozing on and off when not being difficult or being a little senile, then there's Young Mr. Grace. Oh boy. I remember every Saturday, I would visit my nana's home and we would watch the weekly repeats of this show that went from 10am - 12:30pm. She had cable before me and my mum did.

Fast Forward to 2026 at 31 years old and revisiting this series for the first time. Im still loving it and understanding all the jokes now, and watching some earlier episodes I never got to see as kid, while also having memories of episodes that I do remember seeing. I love all the characters but Mr. Grainger is still my top favorite, and now currently on series 5 knowing its his last series unfortunately.

I love everytime Mr. Rumbold says something foolish near Captain Peacock and Captain Peacock just as this "Idiot" expression about him, I also enjoyed seeing Mr. Mash in the first three series, he was hilarious. Mr. Harman though I remembered seeing as a kid.

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u/Global-Ant — 3 months ago

Why didn't Travis mention Palentine to Betsy?

I apologize if this question and discussion was already brought up in the past, I've only just discovered this subreddit. I always found it odd how Travis never brought up his encounter with Palentine to Betsy before their disastrous date at the adult theater.

This was when Travis drove Palentine and his associate, Travis pretending to be a supporter of Palentine telling every customer he has must vote Palentine before rambling about his frustrations with New York.

You would think Travis would bring it up to Betsy to impress her more given she's a legitimate supporter.

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u/Global-Ant — 4 months ago

"...Will I travel from town to town solving crimes like Knightrider..."

You know, I think a spin off centered around Craig Feldspar going from town to town solving crime or more like bumbling his way into solving them would have been a fun series. Craig is already a fun character and I think he could carry the show. Him getting into all sorts of shenanigans would be gold. Also getting episodes of Lois, Malcolm and the boys. Heck an episode of Craig and Ida together or even Lavernia would have been amazing

u/Global-Ant — 5 months ago

A Dragon Ball prequel centered around Frieza's family and the Frieza Force would be a great spinoff series

The entire prequel takes place before and during the original Dragon Ball series but ends the moment Frieza arrives on Namek in DBZ. Think about it. We could see more development from King Cold with his interactions with both Frieza and Cooler. Frieza may be the public face running the empire but King Cold is still pulling the strings behind closed doors. We could see how King Cold came to know of Majin Buu, maybe even being aware of Bibidi or Babidi, and a chance for King Cold to really show his strength in battle.

We could see more of Cooler with his relationships with Frieza and King Cold, keeping a healthy distance from the two unless business calls for him to meet with both if not one of them. Vegeta, Nappa and Raditz going around from planet to planet doing Frieza's bidding, hearing rumors and whispers of what really happened to their planet. Vegeta's growing hatred for Frieza, his rivalries with Cui and the Ginyu Force.

Including the Ginyu Force would just be great. Who doesnt love these guys? Zarbon and Dodoria would also be recurring characters, same with Cooler's Armored Squadron. And maybe just maybe a cameo of where the hell Babidi is within the universe with Dabura and his minions and what they were doing while waiting for their return to Earth

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u/Global-Ant — 5 months ago

Why wont Dark Side of The Ring do an indepth episode on the infamous Ring Boy Scandal of 1992 which was quickly overshadowed and forgotten by the Steroid Scandal?

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u/Global-Ant — 5 months ago

In the episode "The Horror Won't End" while charging his Solar Kamehameha, Cell begins to recall the events of his timeline now believing he Is truly the perfect being due to cheating death. The first thing we see in the flashback involves Dr. Gero, Androids 17 and 18 which raises interesting observations and questions.

First, we see Dr. Gero in his Android body. Why would Gero be in his Android body? Unless it was the only way for him to physically be there upon Cell's birth given when we first see Gero in the flashback he is working tirelessly on Cell presumably. How long as Gero been an Android in this timeline

Next, Androids 17 and 18 arrive via elevator in Gero's basement laboratory. What are those two doing running around? Did Gero allow them to run wild on the citizens of Earth by day and return by night? When they begin being disobedient and causing mischief, Gero threatens to use his remote to shut them off if they don't go back to their capsules to sleep.

If I recall correctly when Cell often tells his timeline, he doesn't mention much about Goku and the Z Fighters being active in the future. Presumably killed by 17 and 18 most likely. Did the Dr. Gero from Cell's timeline had any interactions with Goku and his friends? It just seems interesting and if not a little odd that we see him in his Android body, then 17 and 18 come into the picture

Thoughts?

u/Global-Ant — 5 months ago

By the time Goku was battling Nuova Shenron along with Eis showing up to cause mischief by first targeting Pan, Syn was already in that city observing everything from the shadows. Observing Goku's fighting style against the twin Shadow Dragon brothers. When Syn finally steps out of the shadows so to speak by killing Nuova, he says "I wait. No more."

Now its most likely what Syn meant by that is he no longer wants to sit back and observe while his comrades have all the fun. Perhaps sickened by Nuova being so honorable to not strike Goku when Goku was left temporarily blinded by Eis.

However, could it be possible that Syn was stalking Goku and Pan since he was released from the one star Dragon Ball? Even when he started fighting Goku, he was toying with him by stalking and attacking Goku. Afterall Syn in GT is the final villain in the series. The final boss. It would kinda make sense for him to wait in the shadows before emerging

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u/Global-Ant — 5 months ago

I have to say as much of an asshole and a literal creep for following Malcolm into his high school years being Malcolm's teacher again, I do like Mr. Herkabe's character. He is intelligent, obsessive, narcissistic, bitter and vindictive. The Riddler was obsessed with besting Batman in intelligence, losing more of his sanity each time he was bested by Batman.

Mr. Herkabe became obsessed in proving his superiority and intelligence over Malcolm after Malcolm broke Mr. Herkabe's intelligence scoreboard record by reducing all his students by number of rank on the board. Take away the theatrics, the puzzles and death traps, it's The Riddler being dropped into our world but a more grounded and psychological take.

Every rewatch I have and Im currently having a rewatch now currently in season 3, Im always impressed and entertained by Mr. Herkabe. The actor did a really good job with this character and would have killed it playing The Riddler in an actual Batman movie.

u/Global-Ant — 6 months ago

I personally think he was a great character and first major villain in GT. As Im now rewatching the Baby saga, I really enjoyed how Myuu was introduced seemingly as the puppet master from orchestrating the Ludd cult through Dolltaki, using Giru to act as a spy, and using General Rilldo to carry out his orders. Cold and calculating, pulling the strings from his own lab

The twist of him being "created" by Baby doesn't bother me as much when taking in the GT Perfect Files as it states Myuu was ordinary on M2 before encountering and being taken over by Baby. Heck, whose to say Myuu didn't have ambitions before meeting Baby to conquer the Galaxy? I like to think despite being controlled or programmed, Myuu's own personality didn't fully die and it resurfaced by GT and somehow believed he created Baby instead

I also liked Myuu's overall design and the use of having his eyes covered with those sunglasses shade like lenses was an interesting touch

u/Global-Ant — 6 months ago