Valentine's Bean
Mr. Bean tries to be romantic but his idea of what that means is different to Irma's. However, another eyebrow-flaunting man also tries to be romantic with her and Bean disables her from him. In the Valentine funfair, after they go to the fortune teller, Bean and Irma go to the Raffle of Love and pick a ticket numbered 77 (according to the fortune teller). Unfortunately, Bean slips and the wind blows the ticket away until it lands at the restaurant. Bean successfully retrieves it, but it is too late. The initial winner of the Raffle of Love is number 77 but when no one responds, the man picks another ticket. The lucky winner is number 76, which the other man has picked, and thus Irma chooses the other man. Bean goes back to the funfair and discovers it is too late, as he finds the two kissing and walking off together.
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