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Comedy gold! Wish I knew about this show sooner.

In the story on which this episode is based, Lord Yaxley is huge. But this bit of information is not so important. The program is funny.

Brilliant.

Catsmeat taking his fake mustache off of his real mustache is hilarious.

Great video and thanks for sharing. When you find a ‘cool’ fossil you often say, “definitely one for our collection!” I just wondered if you ever exhibit your collection?

wow...the Room full of Jeeves' one could only tremble at the thought of such capable men gathered all together in one place.

Telegrams were being used as I phone messages in those days. Of course telephones used too, but less so.

I have seen all of these and enjoyed them immensely. Balm for the soul and spirit in these tawdry times.

Unable to resist the temptation, Mr Fittleworth raised his boot and applied it to the honourable Edwin's fundament... That has got to be one of the top five lines in all four series😅

When the politics of the world get a bit too much to cope with, an episode of Jeeves and Wooster makes for a perfect balm.

"Blasted lamebrain " "I turned him down like a bedspread."

The actor who plays spode nails it perfectly all his scenes are amazing

Police Officer must have thought he'd cornered Gary Glitter at last!

I like to think that Macintosh has the time of his life when staying with Bertie. Chasing golf balls and getting to sing along with fun songs. Much more exciting than Aunt Agatha

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Wodehouse reads well also. Though these episodes are gems in their own right. I believe Wodehouse would approve

So polished!! Masterpieces, all of the series and the actors!

I hate that they tweak the perfect perfect Woodhouse stories.

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Plum would be proud

Pauline's fake American accent is very strange.

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Sidcups’ joy when he learns that Wooster will have to be knocked out.

That's a different England to the one I knew.

I'm surprised this episode was allowed in the 1990's. Blackface and all that.

Cannot stop watching this series!

Absolutely delightful British humour. So fresh and real and. Pompously outrageously ridiculous ❤.. Always glad when RUclips brings it..

Fry and Laurie are deservedly praised,.but the other are also brilliant. All the Drone Club members are spot on PGW characters 👌

It’s hard for me to believe, but tonight was my first time watching this episode! I always avoided the New York stories. So glad I finally saw this!

So lovable and classic.

Also a shoutout to Clive Exton. A collision of talent from top to bottom. And to think we get to binge watch these as much as we like.

I've rewound 28.29 so many times to admire that breakfast tray

"Echo answers, 'whatever?', sir" 😂😂

Highclere castle.

sometimes when caught staring, I like to reply with "oh you know, admiring the development of the thorough-bred and all that"

"I sometimes feel that he was a king in Babylon when I was a Christian slave..." "Really? Well, you know best, of course..." 😊

Florence: "he's an uncouth Cossak." (17:30) Bertie: "is that one of those things clergmen wear?" Pure gold!

Late 80s/90s english lit adaptations are the pinnacle of tv production 🎉

Aerated bread company?? 🤪 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerated_Bread_Company plus I had a French boyfriend who played rugby; that game is not for sissies. He ended up with a cast all the way up to his knee after a game. Really put a crimp in our...fun.

Love this Madeleine ❤

"Gussie Fink-Nottle is a criminal lunatic"..one of the finest lines ever written

Hugh Laurie is a perfect Bertie, but Stephen Fry leaves a lot to be desired as Jeeves. Strange that they thought to alter the source material, too, thinking it could be improved.

Love the "poet"

Love the women in their shoulder furs and the men wearing gloves!!!

All together now ! A hunting we will go A hunting we will go Erm oh heck ! I forgot the rest

Picturing Wooster as Dr. House is mind-boggling!

I could never be a Bertie. I love to say “no“ to people, even imploring females. And I know Italian females. Poor Bertie: soft of heart and spine. Thank goodness for Jeeves.

Really enjoyed this episode... Great fun

Just noticed a very young Doc Martin and his aqueous buttonhole at Bertie’s club. Ta ra!

“Somewhere in Time,” starring Christopher Reeves and Jane Seymour and set at the turn of the century, was filmed on Michigan’s Mackinac Island. Much of it featured the Grand Hôtel, which itself harkens back to the same century. Mackinac doesn’t allow cars, so it teems with bicycles and horses, making it the perfect setting at a much-reduced cost. My father was PR man for the Grand so we got to see much of the outdoor filming. The stars couldn’t have been kinder to my younger brothers, who served as movie gophers. I highly recommend this super-romantic film.