The concept and potentialities of an original electrochemical procedure of enzyme immobilization are described. This two-step method consists of the adsorption of an aqueous amphiphilic pyrrole monomer-enzyme mixture on an electrode surface followed by the electropolymerization of the adsorbed monomers. This procedure is compared with the conventional electrochemical methods of biosensor construction. Several bienzyme electrodes devoted to the improvement of the biosensor selectivity or to the amplification of the biosensor sensitivity are described. In addition, examples of organic phase enzyme electrode and the electrical wiring of immobilized enzymes are presented.