Mr Bean animated channel secures distribution on Samsung TV Plus in North America

by | Aug 26, 2025 | News

Banijay Rights has secured distribution for Mr Bean: The Animated Series FAST channel on Samsung TV Plus in the US and Canada. 

The 24/7 channel will roll-out on the Samsung TV Plus comedy section from 27th August, comprising all four seasons of Mr Bean: The Animated Series. The animation follows the antics of Mr Bean and Teddy, as they embark on a series of adventures. 

Banijay Rights currently operates two Mr Bean channels, one for animated content and one for live action. Between them, they have now been syndicated over 130 times, published across 37 different territories and on 12 platforms. 

Shaun Keeble, VP digital, Banijay Rights, said: “Since launching in 2024, Mr Bean has been nothing short of a phenomenon in the FAST space. Taking Bean to Samsung TV Plus in the US and Canada further speaks to the enduring all-ages appeal of this iconic character and the brand’s ability to reach new audiences across all platforms.”

 Tom Beattie, MD Tiger Aspect kids & family/series producer, added: “Expanding this wonderful animated series in the US and Canadian FAST realm is testament to Bean’s universal appeal and we’re excited his antics will be enjoyed by a new viewership.”

2025 marks 35 years since Mr Bean first hit screens. It has been broadcast in 200+ territories, with the series in continual distribution for 35 years. The brand also attracts significant digital audiences, with 148 million followers on Facebook; 75 million subscribers and 19 billion lifetime views across official YouTube channels with the main Mr Bean Channel reaching 35 million subscribers on YouTube this month; 10 million followers on Instagram; and 11.5 million followers on TikTok.

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