Full Episode Jeeves and Wooster S01 E2:Bertie is In Love

[@dudesayingthings]

"really speaks to me, that song" "I'm sorry to hear that, sir" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Gianniutah]

I can’t imagine another duo as Jeeves and Wooster!

[@Silvanafromchester]

Thank you SO MUCH for uploading more of these. They just appeared on my feed at a difficult time when I am caring for my mother who has Alzheimer's and who makes me feel that I am losing my own mind. This gentle but well played humour is perfect for lifting my spirits and I am very very grateful to be able to laugh at the absurdity.

[@cmarq817]

Silvanafromchester . Such a difficult period for you and your family. Be strong !

[@alexlubman4170]

Love and best wishes to you

[@deshadevor2481]

My 45 year old son died June 2020. Jeeves and Wooster has helped me through.

[@Silvanafromchester]

@@deshadevor2481 I am truly sorry for your loss. I cannot begin to imagine your grief. How true it is that a parent should never outlive their child.

[@treenaedmunds3095]

🥰🤗😘

[@wmnoffaith1]

I have been reading Wodehouse and then listening to the audiobooks on KZbin. Being an American, I didn't even know this was a television show. I almost wasn't going to watch it. I couldn't imagine that they could catch it adequately, but was thrilled to see a young Hugh Laurie playing Wooster! Today is my lucky day.

[@idadudenmanner]

Facial expressions and how he uses his entire body for comedy. No one can fall or take a punch like Hugh Laurie. Check out some of his work on "A Bit Of Fry And Laurie". There's a really good skit called "Fry and Laurie - Sex Talk in Class" that's very funny. Also the one where he's looking for the book on cricket. But my all time favourite is the scene with "Mr. Burmie" where Stephen Fry loves his daschund WAY too much and can't stop sharing the details of his pet relationship with the whole veterinarians waiting office, especially Laurie's character. Hell, I'm gonna go watch it now, hehe! Hope you like them too!

[@FalakShah91]

wmnoffaith1 Same here, except that I grew up in India. didn't think the book could be made into a series, came across this, almost didn't watch it- and yet after watching this it disappoint me. still no match for the book though

[@susanboylefanable]

In her youth, my mother was a HUGE Wodehouse fan. Once I'd seen one of these, I understood why.

[@susanboylefanable]

@@FalakShah91 Yeah, that's what my mom said. To date, I still haven't read any of the books, though.

[@mfjdv2020]

You are indeed lucky that this was the first televised series of the Bertie Wooster stories you watched! There was another one made in the 1960s with Ian Carmichael as Bertie. Much as I like Ian and respect him as an actor, he was far too old even back then to play a young man in his mid-twenties. But Hugh Laurie is perfect in the role. Cheers!

[@mtm00]

They were, obivously, both born to play these roles! I love, love, love them!

[@rubythursday3007]

This series never gets old, Laurie and Fry are the best.

[@patricebetts6531]

I concur completely!!!

[@Whovian_rhapsody]

Same

[@hermansaintelien2669]

" Forty-seven ginger headed sailors!" Now I have that song stuck in my head!

[@adventureswithaurora]

It really speaks to me, that song.

[@xdashlydia]

Me too: stalkingthebelleepoque.blogspot.com/2010/11/at-music-hall-forty-seven-ginger-headed.html?m=1

[@KateVol]

I can’t get enough. I rewatch it over again and again! And I am a foreigner (from Russia). Love the details, the actors, the humor! Lovely. Great work. Marvelous!

[@ajb.822]

I am of the same opinion, and am also a foreigner, from/still in Wisconsin in the United States :).

[@miles-thesleeper-monroe8466]

The books are even better. The best translation in the world would lose something sadly

[@KateVol]

@@miles-thesleeper-monroe8466 thank God I speak English! 😇

[@KateVol]

@@qalaqai обязательно смотреть на англ яз с субтитрами. Переведите телефон на англ яз. И все время говорите или переписывайтесь с кем-то на англ

[@granthurlburt4062]

Just love the incredible dignity of Jeeves walking or carrying the dog. And "Pardon me for asking, sir, but are you planning to appear in public in those garments?"

[@srothbardt]

It’s called bathos. Different from pathos

[@jeanash9502]

I so enjoy the comedy 😅

[@voornaam3191]

​@@jeanash9502Then you've passed a test. You deserve a UK passport. Dated 1920.

[@Happyheretic2308]

@@voornaam3191far better than any current document.

[@stephenmcginn6872]

Genius writing and Laurie and Fry were born to play these roles. But can’t forget supporting cast in these shows. Perfectly cast and wonderfully directed. Wodehouse would most definitely approve.

[@gazmasonik2411]

Fry also played Oscar wilde in the film biography. So he was also born to be wilde😂

[@williamrobinson7435]

I'd quite forgotten just how delightful these are. Well adapted & beautifully acted. Anne Dudley's music is PERFECT. It's minor key juxtaposed with jaunty swing gives a flavour of 'Let's Face The Music And Dance'.. Superb. Simply superb. 😂👏❤️❤️

[@johnking5174]

Granada Television at their best back then.

[@granthurlburt4062]

The music is just incredibly good (as is the accompanying animation). Sometimes I tire a bit of the theme songs of series but this music is as much a joy a the series itself.

[@GradKat]

I think this was my favourite episode of all. So many wonderful characters, and the final scenes with renderings of “Sonny Boy” were just brilliant.

[@a.m.mccullough4239]

I have JUST DISCOVERED Jeeves and Wooster - I am thrilled to find these here! Thank you for posting these!

[@suzannemoogan9675]

I first watched this when it was broadcast when I was 14. There was never a better adaptation of Wodehouse than this amazing series well done to Clive Exton for capturing the essence of satirical comedy P. G Wodehouse was so gifted at. The casting of Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie was a sheer act of genius as they are unsurpassed, even by Richard Briers and Sir Michael Horden in their radio version. Excellent production value is the major theme to be seen in this outstanding Granada series.

[@leticia6867]

I thought I recalled a radio version. Gratifying to learn I am not losing my mind

[@douglasmilton2805]

Totally agree. There was a fairly decent BBC version with Ian Carmichael and Dennis Price, but the casting of Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry was inspired. "The bally thing about the whole thing is, it's so bally...BALLY!" "Indeed, sir".

[@oldwelshlady6584]

So glad you didn't say BBC! Funny how peoples memory's play tricks!

[@Whovian_rhapsody]

You see that child’ “yes sir “ ‘we are going to steal that child’

[@FalakShah91]

People who've just watched this series but not read Wodehouse-you don't know what you're missing out on. He'll have you in fits of laughter

[@CH-wh2ji]

I'd love to Read them. Any particular order in which to do so? Or can I just start wherever?

[@mfjdv2020]

@@CH-wh2ji You could start with the three volumes of short stories about Bertie and Jeeves by P.G. Wodehouse. The first one is "Carry on, Jeeves", which starts with Bertie engaging Jeeves, then you could read "Very Good, Jeeves", and keep the best (in my opinion) till last: "The Inimitable Jeeves". (These are not in order of publication, but they are more or less in chronological order as regards the actual timeline). If you enjoy them, you could read the full-length novels afterwards. I love these short stories, but I must say I dislike the full-length novels. They tend to get very dreary and repetitive, and the characters are excessively irritating, but don't let that put you off!) Good luck!

[@kutrabilada8865]

Read them in the sixties and a few more times therafter, you are right those books are priceless.

[@crystlark]

I shall do so right away. What a delight.

[@bruceleroyhoffman]

I hear you. 🙂

[@Hydrart]

Love that art deco intro.

[@moonlight.3x3]

hydra hydrart. i agree, what a great intro.

[@pamelaspooner8335]

hydra hydrart the composer for all the music in the series is Anne Dudley - you may be familiar w a lot of her acclaimed work, perhaps you watch Poldark on PBS? More fabulous violin. Google her - she’s a superstar!

[@ashrafebrahim1444]

hydra hydrart just love. Art deco

[@joanfordham1305]

Me too seems to sum up the period reminds me of a set of cartoons in Punch

[@darskicutler1894]

it is so perfectly done - just screams the era.

[@sandraday6955]

truly a crime that i have not become acquainted with this series till 2018 thank goodness it is here for future people to stumble across.

[@mfjdv2020]

Haha I stumbled across the books almost 60 years ago!

[@carolinebrookboysen1945]

Giving away your age - I'm keeping quiet myself!@@mfjdv2020

[@Psilanderfan1884]

The books by P.G Wodehouse are a real hoot!!

[@revermen3580]

Yes Minister was in a similar situation. KZbin removed its full episodes last year. Full episodes are currently being sold.

[@antheairenedevilliers1657]

"...until Aunt Agatha has finished her inspection of the continent..." hilarious...

[@niteshprabhu6791]

I don't get it. Can you please explain?

[@starrya5647]

@@niteshprabhu6791 It's as if Continental Europe has to meet Aunt Agatha's standards before being deemed acceptable

[@rebeccahaines9839]

Aunt Agatha: Nephew-crushed and the bane of theatrical circles!

[@389383]

I'm sure she had a scathing review!

[@antheairenedevilliers1657]

@@389383 undoubtedly!!!

[@jaster6056]

"Say no more Jeeves. Love is dead." "Very good sir."

[@ElwoodPDowd-nz2si]

When P.G. wrote this series he must have known Fry and Laurie were going to happen one day.

[@lindamanas6735]

Yes Fry and Laurie were born to play Jeeves and Wooster

[@akir.2676]

indeed

[@willmfrank]

Fry and Laurie are to Granada's "Jeeves and Wooster" what Jeremy Brett and David Burke were to Granada's "Adventures of Sherlock Holmes:" Perfect casting; lightning in a bottle.

[@surfingonmars8979]

In fact, Old PG actually returned from the dead to insist that Laurie and Frye be cast in these roles….

[@dirtroadsandwoodstoves]

I couldn't imagine a different Jeeves or Wooster. Perfect.

[@zen4men]

. The flower @ 9:45 covering the Cherub's manhood is priceless! Top marks for whoever thought of that! .

[@avrilebanks8031]

Thanks a million to all who made Jeeves and Wooster possible on KZbin! Especially in a pandemic!

[@damianranger6910]

I'd forgotten how much I love this series. Thank you from Oregon!

[@rg31404]

I just discovered this after finding the books. This is incredible, it's like Downton Abbey and Seinfeld had a baby.

[@wendysinclair-smith984]

This series became my antidote for Downton Abbey. I did not know Fry or Laurie existed. I just needed something from that era of Britain's 1920s. What a total surprise. Have since seen much more of them both now. I remain in admiration of this series having seen what came before and after. Those actors played their true selves in this series.

[@christiangoossen563]

Downton Abbey for the funny bits then?

[@lordeden2732]

My late father started his Police career during this period in Old Hunstanton where PG Wodehouse had his residence in the Old Coach house on the grounds of Old Hunstanton Hall. Often wondered if some of the rather silly police officers might have been based on the young green Pater during his training. Om one fine day a Bentley being employed as Taxi brakes failed running backwards down the road brsides the green knocked a young lady over an icecream cart selling penny licks. The lady fortunately was uninjured. Sadly the same could not be said about the penny-lick cart.

[@sunitasohrabji7470]

Oh my god! Exactly!!❤

[@A4000]

How dare you speak of that filth in the same sentence as this masterpiece. May your next fart be disingenuous.

[@ReidblunderbussButler]

21:03 "It's called '47 Ginger-headed sailors', Jeeves. It's all the rage at the Drones at the moment." "I can't say I'm surprised to hear that, sir." A maestro of understatement lol

[@ApertureScience27]

"Really speaks to me, that song, you know Jeeves." "I'm sorry to hear that sir."

[@adventureswithaurora]

@@ApertureScience27 "Would you like to hear the rest?" "I shouldn't wish to put you to any trouble, sir."

[@irishking1414]

I just love all the names of Bertie's friends

[@redmr2na]

Irish King Right ho, so do I. Barmy, Bingo, Tuppy, Pongo, Gussy etc. The Brits at this time had awesome names and nicknames for their chums. We Yanks have thing like buddy, Pal and all other very generic name for our friends. Pip pip Old Bean. Chaps and such.

[@moursundjames]

@BigChap J And Stilton!

[@douglasmilton2805]

@@moursundjames Oofy Prosser?

[@wmnoffaith1]

I know!! I was reading an Agatha Christie story from this time period, and one character 's nickname was Bimbo!! And he was a guy!

[@peterfreeman6677]

Also Chuffy (Lord Chuffnel) and 'Beefy' Bingham. Girls too, though not so much - Stiffy Byng, Corky Pirbright (that's Catsmeat's sister Cora, the Hollywood star).

[@drefk1973]

I can't tell how many times I've seen this series now. It is a masterpeice and Hughs best ever

[@MyFeatherstone]

Many thanks Ioreal910 for the opportunity for us to view once again this evergreen old favorite series of PG Wodehouse with Jeeves and Wooster so ably represented by Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie. Such clean and mature comedy!

[@aparnachoudhuri877]

+frank featherstone I absolutely agree no the upmarket and sarcastic humor makes you watch the series again and again

[@schoo9256]

Yes, 47 ginger-headed sailors is the peak of highbrow comedy :P

[@scarbo7234]

Ah, I just had the biggest burst of laughter when the opera singer started to sing Sunny Boy. I absolutely didn't expect this show to be so cleverly funny. Last episode was great but this one definitely triumphs it.

[@ninaholmes4120]

Dear old Plum. Love all his books & his clever dialogue with Bertie & Jeeves. Enjoy❤️

[@bonitacurtis8053]

These english actors are so funny. Love this kind of english comedy.

[@sharonmuz8419]

PD Wodehouse was a genius!! And nobody can beat this BBC series.

[@oldwelshlady6584]

It was on itv!!

[@finance485]

"Jeeves is notoriously hidebound in the matter of leg ware"...love those lines

[@michaeldunnign835]

j.

[@LieslIncorporated]

Surely it must be 'wear'

[@stephenater9687]

@@LieslIncorporated Yes it is and don't call me........

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Doubt that the Jeeves character would have had an love interest

[@guyfromaucklandnz]

Bertie's wingman skills are on point.

[@jackolas2007]

I love how this episode simultaneously flies past, and also feels like it's about a week long!

[@SR-zp4je]

'let her know I've got a serious mind' 'Didn't know you had any sort of a mind'! Brilliant! XD

[@torinobrougham3525]

"That is the sort of remark we don't want, Thank you very much". Lol!

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

How many more acts are there? Four. Oh...

[@Lozh1993]

These are the best thing to cure COVID19 depression ❤❤❤ thanks for uploading these

[@idadudenmanner]

7:28 When he goes "Hey!!" And runs after MacIntosh, gets me every time. So funny. The dog does very well. Who knew that a little doggie could have such comedic timing!?

[@emjayay]

Trained dog plus editing.

[@barbaramcgee7836]

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[@shirleysavitts9647]

I didn't arrive somewhere once, most extraordinary thing. I was on my way there when something happened. Cannot remember what. O MY I Love this show... Thank you for sharing it.

[@ComedyWriting2014]

I've seen every episode many times. Beautifully done

[@mostafamohamed-oc4oh]

هههت خه

[@mostafamohamed-oc4oh]

من أجل الحصول عليه من قبل

[@mostafamohamed-oc4oh]

+Mody Hasssn غخهفخفق

[@BossBass7o7]

+Mody Hasssn What is all that gibberish supposed to be about? huh?

[@persletten2607]

May I suggest: ''Mapp and Lucia'' and ''The legacy of Reginald Perrin''? Very British, you know!

[@rainbowsmith4951]

"Were you an outstandingly brilliant child?" "My mother thought me intelligent, sir." "Well, can't go by that. My mother thought ME intelligent." How can one not love these two?

[@sophieparthiban1002]

Terence Francis

[@djdeadmouse7066]

Jeeves and Wooster movie here => twitter.com/1bed637098ecc9ce7/status/824453947880460289

[@Mihoshika]

@11Kralle It seems your link is not correct.

[@randalhaithcock]

Rainbow Smith w

[@avatar5228]

🚜

[@wiseonwords]

That song -- "47 ginger-headed sailors" is a delight!

[@desleymartin5084]

And Wooster really relates to it!

[@graphiquejack]

Desley Martin as do I

[@hoodatdondar2664]

@@graphiquejack So does an old maid down in Devon.

[@AysenGuler369-zs1om]

Is that the one Cora Bellinger sang? I love the Aria she sang.

[@moonlight.3x3]

every line is a gem.

[@donnavorce8856]

Reading Wodehouse is good too ❤❤

[@Sshooter444]

Jeeves is so pleased with his needle-stick!

[@coralroper6876]

Only Jeeves can look that dignified while walking a dog

[@sonyonker]

I love the averted gaze to give the dog some privacy while it goes 😂

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Love Jeeves and Wooster

[@maria-ceciliapeon5776]

GRAVITAS! That's it!

[@fowleheidi482]

Only Fry can play Jeeves!

[@AysenGuler369-zs1om]

@@sonyonker Loved that, but the dog was not interested, nor appreciated.

[@SceneArtisan]

lol I just love how over the top Tuppy is, he's so animated lol.

[@Alex-jg2bc]

MacIntosh is so freaking adorable.

[@Jarons20]

I haven't seen this for a while and still laughed as hard at the resulting "Sonny Boy"s

[@themoonwalkingbear3581]

loreal9110 - I say, old fruit, bally topping of you to provide us with all this Jeevsian goodness!

[@RoisinT2]

This must be the most polite humour there is. Sir. :D Excellent! I remember watching this being a kid, awesome! :)

[@JB-rl8ki]

'Do you know everything, Jeeves?' 'I don't know sir.'

[@diablo6863]

that was last episode but still

[@reneegiese6315]

@@diablo6863 precisely.

[@chtulubarnes9045]

Ask jeeves

[@SeekerGoldstone]

@@chtulubarnes9045 Is that why?? Is this Jeeves the very first stereotypical "Jeeves"?

[@chtulubarnes9045]

@@SeekerGoldstone well, it's the Jeeves the Ask Jeeves search engine was based on. The book version of Jeeves I think

[@emjayay]

"I think there's more opera first. Oh yes that was only act one". "How many are there?" "Four." "Good God!"

[@Nullifidian]

Even though _Le nozze di Figaro_ is my favorite Mozart opera, I still laugh at that line every time.

[@AysenGuler369-zs1om]

These days this is the only show makes me laugh and forget the horrible things happening. Love it. No movie or any other show can do. Just this old reruns. What a talent, Mr. Wodehouse, Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie. Thank you forever.

[@katiekat4457]

It's amazing how clever the writing and performing can be done but also be funny and having such good timing on the physical things they are doing at the same time. So brilliant.

[@stephenw2823]

"Jeeves is in quarantine!" A show ahead of its time - LOL

[@u.v.s.5583]

Precisely, Sir. I endeavor to limit the spreading of the disease, Sir.

[@leanneblake4248]

Thank you so much. Wodehouse ,fabulous. And Stephen Fry & Hugh Laurie., they are smashing. First fell in love with them in " A Bit of Fry & Laurie. " Really enjoyed it.

[@leanneblake4248]

+Karthigai Dipam : ) Yes one does. With all " Reality TV" .,from Fixing Houses ,to The Cooking Shows , Dating Shows.Great to be entertained. Cheers.

[@leanneblake4248]

***** Sorry late reply. But it is great. Every time I see Fry & Laurie together ,I can not but get the Giggles , and think about the Skit they did on "A Bit Of Fry & Laurie". Singing the Song - There Ain't But one way( Kicking Ass). A great team.

[@leanneblake4248]

***** Absoluting.

[@mysterioussquirrel4456]

I've come back to Series 1 after watching Series' 1 & 2 and I've arrived at the opinion that the budget for this must have been massive. The set designers and prop people didn't miss a thing.

[@danielbliss1988]

Mysterious Squirrel Granada Television and Carnival Films co-production . . . . in short, yes. Sadly, Granada is no more, having merged with another company, but Carnival has gone on to produce Downton Abbey.

[@moonlight.3x3]

Mysterious Squirrel. I was totally thinking the same thing, so well made

[@torinobrougham3525]

Ikr!

[@schoo9256]

Not to mention the costumes.

[@Chahlie]

@@schoo9256 I heartily wish I had all the ladies wardrobes, along with the ones from Poirot, or any of the Agatha Christies for that matter. Especially shoes!

[@FindlaighShaweUK]

Stephen Fry is the loveliest man upon this earth, but upon his youth, by Jeeves, Stephen Fry is achingly beautiful

[@AysenGuler369-zs1om]

So, Fry is Lord Neddick? Yes, very handsome.

[@tc13utube]

Oh to have found these on You Tube! They just don't seem to have aged at all. Still as funnily brilliant as the first time I saw the show as a teenager. Absolutely adored Fry but then I fell in love with Laurie on House, its pretty cool to see him as the ijiot instead of the sarcastic know-it-all again. Also reminds me of the early days of search engines when you "Asked Jeeves" instead of Google!!

[@ninthusiva7546]

I almost thought i had imagined the whole Ask Jeeves thing

[@2011littlejohn1]

Note the satirical symbolism of English prudery as the camera goes past a statue of a naked cherub with a strategically placed flower - indicates a very empathic and talented director.

[@mctavish199]

"Satirical symbolism of English prudery": You dumb, pretentious prat. Botticelli's Birth Of Venus has some strategically placed gauze. Empathic is not a word, pretentious twat.

[@urmorph]

"Twat", however, is a word. Just ask Robert Browning.

[@mfjdv2020]

@@mctavish199 I believe Prinney actually placed a veil over that statue at some stage. It caused a lot of comment.

[@carolinebrookboysen1945]

Or a director with a sense of humour?

[@matthiashepworth6583]

@@mctavish199 " 'Empathic' is not a word". Did you actually check before making that statement?

[@arievena19744]

I've been searching for hours for something interesting to read/listen to when I stumbled upon these! Marvelous! Going to listen to the novels and short stories. Thank you.

[@lass-inangeles7564]

Cracked me up! The reward that Bertie gives to Jeeves, is to destroy his eccentric clothes, priceless! What Americans may not get about this joke is... in the olden days, a valet prided himself on working for a true gentleman and if his employer wore bad clothes, the valet lost prestige among peers and society. If people looked up to your employer, as a valet, your rank and prestige rose accordingly. Of course, this is more subtle in a comedy but was still there.

[@amulyamishra5745]

Thanks for telling..It would have been difficult to get this for non Brits 😊

[@hannahvasby-burnie2477]

Heck, I'm a Brit and I didn't know that.

[@sophiaonearth6347]

Thank you for saying this! Anything that helps me appreciate the comedy better is of course always welcome- of course as Americans we are unlikely to know these things, so it’s nice to learn!

[@factsoverfiction7826]

Based on their parent/ child relationship ... That makes sense. Whoever dresses you in the morning, gets judged all day.

[@caffeinatedinsomniac9298]

Thank you for uploading this online, you're an absolute angel. I absolutely love this show and I've been looking for it online for ages. Gotta love Wodehouse.

[@rheailiarome2287]

I love this series. Perfection, simply brilliant.

[@backfire357]

Finally! something that isn't ridden with violence sex and betrayal as the staples of entertainment.

[@rainbowsmith4951]

I usually get annoyed with the whole "entertainment nowadays is all shitty and all the same" cliché (there is pretty decent stuff out there with violence, sex and betrayal, and intelligently done) but I have to agree with you. It's so wholesome and lighthearted, makes me feel all warm and fuzzy.

[@torinobrougham3525]

i can't agree more!

[@wantonmee23]

BigChap J done with the skill of shakespeare. Which makes all the difference.

[@romc3733]

whats wrong with violence sex and betrayl?

[@beth9603]

@@romc3733 it is cheap and vulgar by contrast.

[@edwardrouse5399]

"Can't go by that, my mother thought me intelligent."

[@jnova3328]

I love this incredibly funny series... I need a Jeeves in my life!!!

[@Saucyakld]

Hilarious! Miss comedy like this. No swearing, no naked writhing bodies! Just laughter !!!!

[@JadedAnon]

Thank you for posting his show. Love it so much. Going to watch every episode I find here. xx

[@loishenderson4344]

Like is far too mild a positive descriptor for this delight!

[@Saucyakld]

Agree!

[@CaptEoNinja83]

I love these two SO MUCH!

[@finance485]

I love this series, I wish they had made more.

[@auntfanny3266]

Faultless. Perfect. Immaculate.

[@jimmie200]

Always fun to watch Jeeves and Wooster. Always.

[@singer60]

fantastic,watch these episodes every day for the last two weeks Thank you for your upload

[@elviraraia6611]

Ok it took me watching 6 episodes but i finally started getting the humor. Greatly appreciated Clean fun! Thank you for posting

[@protorandom9097]

I have found my new favorite show to binge. If not for the cars for the humor.

[@DarthWill3]

Having "Sonny Boy" played five times in the same night would've driven anyone to such unpleasantness. LOL

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Lol

[@mrsrunningmommy]

Thank you for the upload! I have had several sets of the DVDs. Every time I lend them out, I never get them back. Now I can email your downloads and keep my current set. They are too good not to share! :-D

[@mfjdv2020]

The moral here is obviously never to lend DVDs, CDs and/or books. Like you I used to lend them to people but never got them back, so I don't do it any more.

[@surrealfarm]

I have the same problem.... but it doesn't upset me too much because I know I'm creating more Wodehouse fans.

[@ryoko65]

I'd like to say that not all ladies named "Roberta" behave as Miss Wickham does.... 😸 Excellent series... it was in my feed tonight... otherwise I don't think I would have ever had the opportunity to see such a gem. I just love Fry and Laurie, they're brilliant! 😸

[@lindamanas6735]

I had forgotten what a marvellous actor Robert Daws is. A good voice too!

[@ChillToMusic87]

You mean Rik Mayall 🤭

[@ShakespeareanAuthor]

Tuppy's face at 11:51...oh God. :-)

[@ginnylorenz5265]

PERFECTION!!!

[@MrGhillie8]

thank you for posting these wonderful shows. so much fun. thanks!

[@johnwriter8234]

I constantly have envisions of Monty Python's: "UPPER-CLASS TWIT OF THE YEAR" COMPETIONS

[@bearstacean]

John E McCormick I knew it wasn’t just me

[@herbertwells8757]

I’m sorry, did you say “I have envisions of”? Are you always this articulate or did you get hit in the head with one of Wooster’s straying golf balls?

[@johnwriter8234]

@@herbertwells8757 I am American.. we suck at proper writing skills

[@hoodatdondar2664]

@@johnwriter8234 Speak for yourself, John. I am sorry you have come to that seclusion.

[@johnwriter8234]

@@hoodatdondar2664 I thought I came to that concussion obstinctivly

[@pennyportolese6064]

All episodes are brilliantly perfect!

[@bruceleroyhoffman]

My English teacher recommended me this show and the books. 😊

[@ToivanGelder]

Lovely! We so love Wooster and Jeeves. The book is better of course.

[@douglasmilton2805]

Aunt Dahlia: "Bertie. You'll sing it. And LIKE it".

[@AysenGuler369-zs1om]

Best line....

[@nancyl2]

What a delightful treat. I will be laughing all night as I lay in bed. What a gift of a share. I see it was published one day before my birthday (which was April 18, 2013) I shall consider this a belated birthday gift. Lovely thought. Fantastic comedy. When the Singing Star sang the ole wedding song 'Because,' I about fell off my chair. It was a fave' of all the couples that I was honored to sing for their weddings. She sang it beautifully too. What a Classic. Just love British accent too. :-)

[@mfjdv2020]

Er ... there is no such thing as a British accent, old fruit :-) In the UK we either have regional accents or no accent at all (i.e. posh or "BBC"). I'd say that Bertie and co. are in the latter category.

[@boxmeister3059]

@@mfjdv2020 Everybody has an accent, you just don't hear the one where you live because you're used to it. ..Well you hear it, but it doesn't seem like an 'accent' per say

[@gloriamontgomery6900]

My mother had “Because” sung at her wedding wayyy back in 1952

[@NiallMor]

"Pardon me for asking, sir, but are you proposing to appear in public in those garments?"

[@Bob-jm8kl]

Except for the shirt collar, I thought what he was wearing was outstanding. Loved the color scheme.

[@gentillygirl545]

I should have phrased that better to my ex. Instead of "Please tell me you are NOT planning to leave the house dressed like that."

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Brilliant putdown

[@marcy3127]

These two are legends, so funny together!!!!

[@nickm3976]

"Jeeves is in quarantine" - Wodehouse still relevant in 2021

[@elleryeggen9678]

The dog Macintosh in the book is indeed an Aberdeen terrier (31:50), however this Macintosh appears to be a West Highland white terrier. Super cute just the same!

[@kaythomas5884]

I thought he was a Caen Terrier!

[@shugaroony]

'Inspection of the continent.' - genius!

[@msmltvcktl]

I wonder whose dog that is; he looks at both Fry and Laurie as though they've been giving him treats and attention between takes 🤣

[@amandab8433]

These are just what I needed during this election season. Something to take my mind off all of this.

[@Mediumal]

"Perhaps we are not keeping our eye on the ball with sufficient assiduity"...A line that could apply to just about any politician serving in government at the moment, if not the entire Parliament.

[@ninaholmes4120]

Dear old Plum. Love all his books & his clever dialogue with Bertie & Jeeves.

[@958ball]

thank you for uploading jeeves and wooster, i adore it, what ho

[@sageryan5819]

Absolutely loved these and missed them when they went off air!