The difference between a Valet and a Butler is, a butler is the head of all the waitstaff in a household and a valet is personal waiter on just a particular person that goes around with them and takes care of their personal services such as maintaining and laying out his clothes, running baths for them and even sometimes shaved them.
My mum is British and has read all of the P.G. Wodehouse novels. She loved this show and we would watch it together all the time. I love the British slang It's so fantastic! I say!
Ps. To all those who keep trying to create some kind of bro-mance between wooster and jeeves when he says "you're engaged", that is just a phrase one would say in those days to a butler or a valet when they are going to hire them! it has nothing to do with romance or marriage.
It´s amazing to think that as a young man Hugh Laurie played the naïve, foolish, good-natured, lovable Wooster and in later life the part of the cynical, calculating, manipulating, unlovable House, and both to such great effect and with entirely different accents. What a wonderful actor he is.
Thank you for taking the trouble to upload these Wodehouse gems. I love them all.
You all should try also the Wodehouse Playhouse various stories with Pauline Collins featuring none other than PG Wodehouse himself doing the introductions
@CaptMARNEY Yes that and appearing in rooms as Wodehouse describes some kind of magic reappearing technique unless he previous the one who pinched his socks left it. Just always found it odd so matter of fact the ingredients for this awful drink just there like that :)
@weirdlightsaber44 wasn't that Lord Pershore? the cane nibbling Lord from the counties. Or it could be that one Jeeves in the Country as well I don't remember any others. I just wish we had the episode where Jeeves and Bertie are dressed up as maid and lady as I don't remember if it was here or with LaurieFan where I saw it.
@rileyandstella I did find the right episode and in season 4 the one with Lady Travers pearls where you will find the maid and very well dressed Jeeves it was too funny that one.
5:08 -- I think that the first bars of music that are played during the introduction to each episode are just an inverted form of "Forty-seven Ginger-headed Sailors," which you can hear Bertie muttering at 5:08 in this episode.
Ugh! I have been trying to find the episode where the old lady trys to whisper to Bertie to knock some man out, but Bertie doesn't understand, and so the little old lady has to smash a vase on the man's head? I have watched soooo many episodes and can't find it!
@wolfxbloed I would say somewhere in episode 4 and with the assurance man of the necklace. Can't remember exactly whitch one I'm afraid. Somewhere around three I think.
@leigy Just watched that one again last night. It's where Aunt Dahlia tried to get Bertie to knock out the jewelry appraiser before he looked at her pearls. Look at Jeeves &Wooster S04E04 Part 5/5 beginning around 2:54. wolfxbloed posted it - it's "Arrested in a Night Club."
@leigy its from season 4 i watched it yesterday....its where aunt dahlia is trying to get her pearl necklace back from the pawn shop before the inspector sees it
@leigy The 'old lady' is Bertie's Aunt Dahlia. She wanted Bertie to knock out a pearl appraiser Uncle Tom had called in to value her pearls... which were fake as she had pawned them to finance M'Lady's Boudoir (her magazine). And leigy got it right; the episode was "Arrested in a Night Club".
@sexymckittington You're not missing anything major. The series does sort of throw you in head-first, but you get the hang of it. If you have to go back and re-watch twice, that's also normal. Or you can pop over to your library and get the books, but they start off in more or less the same spot. Feel free to ask questions, though.
The beginning of this episode was actually cut off. The judge also says something about those barbarians whose "highest ambition is to steal a hard-working police constable helmet...I find you guilty as charged Bertrum Wooster and have no alternative but to fine you with some of five pounds...No buts ... Take him away....AWAY I said"
For all her protestations about Jeeves being a bad influence on Bertie I think it were Aunt Agatha who hired Jeeves otherwise who else would look after him.
@fritspas I have no idea what Vicodin is; however, from the book: "tomato juice for the bulk, Worcester sauce for the colour, raw egg for the nutrition, cognac for rinvigorating and a red pepper for the zing ...". Glorious. Some of the best books I read in my (distant) youth. Gheorghij
I am such a big fan of Agatha Christie that I refused to read any other mysteries (with the exception of Sherlock Holmes, of course.), but after watching this... I got addicted to PG Wodehouse's mysteries also!
@olimakiella Having read all the Wodehouse books I can help you with your queary.
It's a little preparation of Jeeves' invention consisting of Worcester sauce for the colour, raw egg for the nutrition and a red pepper for the bite. Enjoy ;)
I just say an episode of J&W on tv in Ireland that I never saw before. It had to do with the members of the Drones Club dressing as minstrels and Bertie singing Lady of Spain and it featured the Stokers and Chuffy. Could anyone tell me the title of that one? Thanks!
I just saw an episode of J&W that I never saw before. It had to do with the members of the Drone Club dressing like minstels and playing "The Lady of Spain" and featured the Stokers and Chuffy. Can anyone tell me the name of that episode? Thanks!
I love this show, this is what introduced me first to Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry, they were perfect in the roles. I always laugh at folks that are surprised at Hugh's British voice when all they've ever seen him in is House.
@casdebom2 Guys, I know that Hugh Laurie is grander than his character of House MD, but don't forget that if it were not for House, I would've never learnt about Hugh.
@lecomptedelalune The "trial" actually does take place in the short story Without the Option in Carry On, Jeeves. Bertie is fined 5 pounds, but his friend Sippy is sent to prison for 30 days for pinching a policeman's helmet :-)
Yes - I think 30 seconds are missing. He gets fined five pounds, can't speak, and the next scene is him staggering out of a taxi and into his building, still unable to speak, and then the scene after that is dropping the hat into the flower vase.
This was, is and forever will be MY Hugh!!!
gbraae 1 week ago 2
The difference between a Valet and a Butler is, a butler is the head of all the waitstaff in a household and a valet is personal waiter on just a particular person that goes around with them and takes care of their personal services such as maintaining and laying out his clothes, running baths for them and even sometimes shaved them.
cornstar101 1 month ago 5
@cornstar101
A gentleman's gentleman
petermarceltoft 2 weeks ago
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My mum is British and has read all of the P.G. Wodehouse novels. She loved this show and we would watch it together all the time. I love the British slang It's so fantastic! I say!
Ps. To all those who keep trying to create some kind of bro-mance between wooster and jeeves when he says "you're engaged", that is just a phrase one would say in those days to a butler or a valet when they are going to hire them! it has nothing to do with romance or marriage.
cornstar101 1 month ago
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cornstar101 1 month ago
thats so gross... dogs at the table
jangonauta 1 month ago
"you want someone strong, self reliant, and sensible..."
Bertie - "no I don't"
LOL!!
nyctreeman 1 month ago
"I say!"
cracks me up every time
sarajhq 1 month ago
"your engaged"
"thank you sir"
theres more than a little bromance going on here
mrpenguinpwnerful 2 months ago
@mrpenguinpwnerful that's what one said to a butler in those days when you hired them
cornstar101 1 month ago
Wonderful film!!
lune909 2 months ago
Whats the number of that agency?
ilexgp64 2 months ago 9
Looks like a moose to me
kacplaymyst 3 months ago
turn on audio captures... fantastic!
misenta 3 months ago
for the last time... jeeves is not a butler!
misenta 3 months ago
@misenta Thank youuuu! He is a valet, not a butler!
xelphitiansky 3 months ago
pure class..lol
MrCambridge2010 4 months ago
i could do with a butler like jeeves....
pertheship 4 months ago
ha i used to watch this as a kid on masterpiece theater
blaqdiemenz 4 months ago
Not sure if that's just me but video skips ahead at 0:47 from court straight to wooster's house
HydraDaLittle 4 months ago 4
It´s amazing to think that as a young man Hugh Laurie played the naïve, foolish, good-natured, lovable Wooster and in later life the part of the cynical, calculating, manipulating, unlovable House, and both to such great effect and with entirely different accents. What a wonderful actor he is.
Thank you for taking the trouble to upload these Wodehouse gems. I love them all.
TheRetro60s 5 months ago 5
what kind of car does bertie drive?
derek1969able 5 months ago
Whatoo! Sorry, just felt like saying it.
galenatt 5 months ago
Jeeves really is the Marry Poppins of valets AKA "The gentleman's gentlemen" Steven Fry I freaking love you!!! LOL
Lynn00X 5 months ago
You all should try also the Wodehouse Playhouse various stories with Pauline Collins featuring none other than PG Wodehouse himself doing the introductions
rileyandstella 6 months ago
Happy Birthday Stephen Fry
rileyandstella 6 months ago
1:19 - 1:22nice editing! haha
kojimapie 7 months ago
so it is Val-et not valeeeeay
kamakaze2007 7 months ago
@kamakaze2007 I also lived with this illusion for such a long time :D
seletan1 7 months ago
Hahaha look at that Westie eating off the table!
royalbuff123 8 months ago
"Not the nephew crusher?"
LOL
ayngemac 8 months ago 21
God, his facial expressions before he drinks the 'preparation'. Priceless
Bookq36 8 months ago
Happy Birthday Hugh Laurie turns 52 today!
rileyandstella 8 months ago
I like this. I like the musical as well.
PrettyLittlePicture7 9 months ago
2:21 I used that face in my IT project. Irony is also that I LOVE Sherlock Holmes!
weirdlightsaber44 9 months ago
@CaptMARNEY Yes that and appearing in rooms as Wodehouse describes some kind of magic reappearing technique unless he previous the one who pinched his socks left it. Just always found it odd so matter of fact the ingredients for this awful drink just there like that :)
rileyandstella 9 months ago
I might be wrong, but the court scene seems to be trimmed! i distinctly remember that Basset fined him onscreen. It was five pounds, I think.
elendil77 9 months ago
@elendil77 I noticed that too. Must've trimmed it for time.
CaptMARNEY 9 months ago
@elendil77 yes, the cut in the scene is very clear. What a shame.
Easy and cheap to buy on DVD, I've seen it as cheap as £17 for all for seasons - worth every penny.
And no, I'm not Hugh Laurie!
key2kingdom 8 months ago
I am surprised Jeeves managed to find all the ingredients in Bertie's kitchen as I don't remember Jeeves bringing in a bag
rileyandstella 9 months ago
@rileyandstella Jeeves must be magic.
CaptMARNEY 9 months ago
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rileyandstella 9 months ago
Happy Victoria Day Everyone having a full English and tea and thought I would do a J&W Marathon
rileyandstella 9 months ago
p.g woodhouse was a genius!
I would strongly recommend his books!
Hugh laurie and steven fry were soooo suitable for this series! the casting people should have gotten obe's !
Although i must say i didn't warm to the series made in america!
schnorschrajaxx 9 months ago
I bet that Hangover cure contain Vicodin.
weirdlightsaber44 9 months ago 2
@weirdlightsaber44 i thinks its basically a bloody mary to be honest. the recipe is in the books
wimpylassiter2336 9 months ago in playlist House
In which episode does Jeeves and someone carry a seemingly unconscious Bertie down some stairs?
weirdlightsaber44 9 months ago
@weirdlightsaber44 wasn't that Lord Pershore? the cane nibbling Lord from the counties. Or it could be that one Jeeves in the Country as well I don't remember any others. I just wish we had the episode where Jeeves and Bertie are dressed up as maid and lady as I don't remember if it was here or with LaurieFan where I saw it.
rileyandstella 9 months ago
@rileyandstella I did find the right episode and in season 4 the one with Lady Travers pearls where you will find the maid and very well dressed Jeeves it was too funny that one.
rileyandstella 8 months ago
LOVE the start of this show! Perfect! Fry and Laurie are amazing. :)
xXxTITCHYBABYxXx 10 months ago
New dimension to a hangover.
MsSarjen 10 months ago
everytime i look at this, i crave for a jeeves.
allamericandiner 10 months ago
you gotta wonder how bertie survived before jeeves.
Piccadillyo 10 months ago
hello, can anyone please inform me of the location for the seaside bits of series 2 episode 3? tickertytonk
russianpostman 10 months ago
Thank you ever so much for posting these!
antoinettesimone 10 months ago
These are so classic!!! I <3 them OH SO MUCH!!!
eiredance92 11 months ago
I am reading Carry on Jeeves... and found this.... :)
thanks for uploading these episodes...
rockingreddevil 11 months ago
I like how they call Aunt Agatha the nephew crusher. It's so appropriate.
cello19661 11 months ago
i'm looking for a script of this episode, but i cant find one wherever i look, anyone willing to help?
kill2men 1 year ago
@kill2men The original short story is the first story in "Carry On, Jeeves." It follows it pretty closely. It is also titled "Jeeves Takes Charge."
timdaughte 11 months ago
I say! The dog appears to be called Macintosh! :-)
OisinIE 1 year ago
Si funny when he shoves the alrm in his drawer! lawl!
Toxinhead 1 year ago
That hangover cure looks like it would kill you...
Cheers for putting these up!
MegaDelilah21 1 year ago
the door buzz bit is just brilliant!
wondakaiba93 1 year ago
the two dislikes were obviously accidents. they simply must be.
NotTheRealKatyB 1 year ago
i need jeeves to sort out my life too... sigh
ahenmaxtae 1 year ago
"Not the nephew crusher!" BAHAHAHA
missmay2013 1 year ago
WHO DARES TO DISLIKE JEEVES AND WOOSTER!!
WiliamKali 1 year ago
@WiliamKali Philistines.
Jitpring 11 months ago
He's like the male Mary Poppins for adults.
GoodW0lf 1 year ago 2
I LOVE THIS THANK YOU STEPHEN AND HUGH FOR ADAPTING THE BOOKS EVEN THOUGH I KNOW YOU DIDN'T DIRECT IT IT IS VERY WELL ACTED XXX
lillyshak 1 year ago
had to laugh at the little box that came up and said "aww he proposed"
tybites4 1 year ago
Could have used Jeeves' recipe after New Year's...
doctorx777 1 year ago 3
5:08 -- I think that the first bars of music that are played during the introduction to each episode are just an inverted form of "Forty-seven Ginger-headed Sailors," which you can hear Bertie muttering at 5:08 in this episode.
KevinByrne2 1 year ago
What ever's wrong with Bertie at the beggining,??
MissTwiggy28 1 year ago
@MissTwiggy28 Its called a hangover kid.
Flyingoutofadream 1 year ago
@Flyingoutofadream lol :P
GiniBaggins 1 year ago
My parent would watch this when I was a kid and I didn't get the attraction. Now I love it!
alexis13thirteen 1 year ago
Ugh! I have been trying to find the episode where the old lady trys to whisper to Bertie to knock some man out, but Bertie doesn't understand, and so the little old lady has to smash a vase on the man's head? I have watched soooo many episodes and can't find it!
PLEASE HELP!
leigy 1 year ago 5
@leigy Season 3, Episode 6, "Comrade Bingo."
wolfxbloed 1 year ago 7
@wolfxbloed I thought it was that one, but I watched it and it wasn't. That's why I am so confused.
leigy 1 year ago
@leigy Hmmmm... Try "Arrested in a Night Club." That might be it.
wolfxbloed 1 year ago 7
@wolfxbloed I would say somewhere in episode 4 and with the assurance man of the necklace. Can't remember exactly whitch one I'm afraid. Somewhere around three I think.
galenatt 6 months ago
@leigy Just watched that one again last night. It's where Aunt Dahlia tried to get Bertie to knock out the jewelry appraiser before he looked at her pearls. Look at Jeeves &Wooster S04E04 Part 5/5 beginning around 2:54. wolfxbloed posted it - it's "Arrested in a Night Club."
halfirishrover 1 year ago
@leigy ` Think it's series 4, episode 4 or 5
ShaylahShmoo 1 year ago
@leigy its called The Delayed Arrival. i just barely rented that one from a library lucky enough
Endrawnia 1 year ago
@leigy It's Season 4, Episode 4: "The Delayed Arrival"
Jitpring 11 months ago
@leigy its from season 4 i watched it yesterday....its where aunt dahlia is trying to get her pearl necklace back from the pawn shop before the inspector sees it
theman9126 10 months ago
@leigy The 'old lady' is Bertie's Aunt Dahlia. She wanted Bertie to knock out a pearl appraiser Uncle Tom had called in to value her pearls... which were fake as she had pawned them to finance M'Lady's Boudoir (her magazine). And leigy got it right; the episode was "Arrested in a Night Club".
Doodle1Bean 10 months ago
@leigy Here: S04 ep04 part 5/5. Youtube id 'MnV1O2tL7DI&feature=related' (substitute all characters in any YT address after 'watch?v=")
Jjjkar 10 months ago
@leigy Yes you'll find it in Jeeves &Wooster S04E04 Part 5/5 3min, into the episode enjoy its funny ;)
kacplaymyst 9 months ago
@leigy It's season 4, episode 4 =)
becalmbekind 6 months ago
@becalmbekind (the fifth part)
becalmbekind 6 months ago
the world needs more Jeeves lol he rocks!
skydancinghobbit 1 year ago 2
thank you very much.
lmayliffe 1 year ago
@wolfxbloed Thank you!!! Thanks for putting these up here btw they are great!
Frequency95 1 year ago 10
@fritspas no I thought your comment was rather funny.
Is this really the first episode? I feel like I'm missing out on alot O_o
sexymckittington 1 year ago
@sexymckittington You're not missing anything major. The series does sort of throw you in head-first, but you get the hang of it. If you have to go back and re-watch twice, that's also normal. Or you can pop over to your library and get the books, but they start off in more or less the same spot. Feel free to ask questions, though.
wolfxbloed 1 year ago
Which episode is the one where Jeeves leaves because of Bertie's trumpet playing??
Frequency95 1 year ago 2
@Frequency95 "Jeeves in the Country"
wolfxbloed 1 year ago 6
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tyrelroo 11 months ago
@Frequency95 None of them. But there is an episode where he molests a trombone...
Joking aside, yeah, Jeeves in the Country. It's actually a banjole in the book.
tyrelroo 11 months ago
@Frequency95 Trombone.
stanton223 6 months ago
I know people who could use that anti-hangover medicine... and people who could use a Jeeves <3
o0SouthparkGirl0o 1 year ago
That's the club?? Shove the Moose in and lock the door ;)
dead4fun 1 year ago
"Oh no not the nephew crusher!" LOL
I love Stephen and Hugh thay are brilliant pair.
AaronIzzard 1 year ago
Jeeves is the ultimate wingman.
pryan37bb 1 year ago
The beginning of this episode was actually cut off. The judge also says something about those barbarians whose "highest ambition is to steal a hard-working police constable helmet...I find you guilty as charged Bertrum Wooster and have no alternative but to fine you with some of five pounds...No buts ... Take him away....AWAY I said"
Nattyduck 1 year ago
I say! This is good.
OlesyaStarOfficial 1 year ago
Prarie oysters. Yum. *Shudders*
Smarigdine 1 year ago
Thanks! The expressions on Bertram and the butler's face as Agatha breaks the news-- Wooster in utter shock--always makes me laugh.
qwertyastrid 1 year ago
For all her protestations about Jeeves being a bad influence on Bertie I think it were Aunt Agatha who hired Jeeves otherwise who else would look after him.
rileyandstella 1 year ago
3:20 Since J. got in (2:36), he's already straightened up the mess in the whole apt!!! Gheorghij
Gheorgyi 1 year ago
Hugh Laurie does some tremendous "face acting" in this clip. I say!
a35362 1 year ago
That comment at 4:43 had me laughing so hard I missed the next forty-five seconds. Nice!
kileXemoXboy 1 year ago
"I say!" :)
UnfoldingWings 1 year ago
Hugh Laurie is exceptionally like Stan Laurel in the opening scenes!
89Wilde 1 year ago
@89Wilde I agree, he looks very similar to Stan Laurel. Also his character is portrayed as a benevolent fool.
ecute13 1 year ago
i've read almost all of these books, and i just discovered they made this into a series. i'm tickled pink :D
SashaTheBrit 1 year ago
hahaha 'aww he proposed'
lmao funny :p
rabbitsrock 1 year ago
A secret recipe.... I bet it's Vicodin.
fritspas 1 year ago
@fritspas I have no idea what Vicodin is; however, from the book: "tomato juice for the bulk, Worcester sauce for the colour, raw egg for the nutrition, cognac for rinvigorating and a red pepper for the zing ...". Glorious. Some of the best books I read in my (distant) youth. Gheorghij
Gheorgyi 1 year ago
@Gheorgyi
nice, but i just can't believe i ever posted that lame comment :P i dissapoint me!
fritspas 1 year ago
I am such a big fan of Agatha Christie that I refused to read any other mysteries (with the exception of Sherlock Holmes, of course.), but after watching this... I got addicted to PG Wodehouse's mysteries also!
Thank you so much for posting them!
324wilson 1 year ago
I say...
SiriuslyLoony7 1 year ago
" you want someone strong, self reliant and sensible" ...um he already has someone like that Agatha
tiemedown 1 year ago
"But I don't want to be molded, I'm not a jelly." "...that is a matter of opinion..." LOL, love it.
delphispolaris 1 year ago
Seriously, what was in that drink besides egg yolks? I could use some.
olimakiella 1 year ago
@olimakiella Having read all the Wodehouse books I can help you with your queary.
It's a little preparation of Jeeves' invention consisting of Worcester sauce for the colour, raw egg for the nutrition and a red pepper for the bite. Enjoy ;)
johnnythunders78 1 year ago
It wasn't a proposal, as a statement of fact.
maybetheonlyamazon 1 year ago
@maybetheonlyamazon Oh, it's a joke. Take it or ignore it.
wolfxbloed 1 year ago 7
5:10 -- Bertie is muttering "47 Ginger-headed Sailors," a song from the 1927 Broadway musical "Hit the Deck".
KevinByrne2 1 year ago 2
"Bertie?"
"Aunt Agatha?"
"It is young men like you who make a person with the future of the race at heart despair"
"Uhm. Right."
GDATERRY 1 year ago
that is very clearly a moose.
horngatekeeper 1 year ago
Jeeves & Wooster is awesome!!
RDiMatteo13 1 year ago
Actually, it is a moose at 5:22, not an elk.
robinwcollins 1 year ago
Hugue Laurie is SO Bertie, and Stephen Fry is SO Jeeves.
pipeorganloverNJP 1 year ago
I just say an episode of J&W on tv in Ireland that I never saw before. It had to do with the members of the Drones Club dressing as minstrels and Bertie singing Lady of Spain and it featured the Stokers and Chuffy. Could anyone tell me the title of that one? Thanks!
AdrienneTroise 1 year ago
@AdrienneTroise -- The title of the episode was: The Mysterious Stranger (or, Kidnapped)
KevinByrne2 1 year ago
@AdrienneTroise Season 2
rileyandstella 1 year ago
I just saw an episode of J&W that I never saw before. It had to do with the members of the Drone Club dressing like minstels and playing "The Lady of Spain" and featured the Stokers and Chuffy. Can anyone tell me the name of that episode? Thanks!
AdrienneTroise 1 year ago
@AdrienneTroise I think it is Jeeves in the Country the one where Jeeves and Wooster part company after a tiff
rileyandstella 1 year ago
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rileyandstella 1 year ago
I love this show, this is what introduced me first to Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry, they were perfect in the roles. I always laugh at folks that are surprised at Hugh's British voice when all they've ever seen him in is House.
Presca1 1 year ago
Meh. good effort i guess, but stilla n insult to some of the funniest books ever written
LylesgoldMusic 1 year ago
I had pictured Aunt Agatha a little more thin and horsey-looking when reading the books. :(
kiranignatius 1 year ago
oh my god: i started this book TODAY, nice coincidence.
but the book is really a lot funnier, and the strorylines quite different. for one, he isnt drunk in the book
LylesgoldMusic 1 year ago
@LylesgoldMusic try the audiobooks then you get the surreal experience
rileyandstella 1 year ago
god i love him!!!
ithinkimcrazyhehehe 1 year ago
The greatest buddy team ever in Literature!
JoeyPencils 1 year ago
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HOOOOOOOOOuse MD!
mamatalu 1 year ago
*headdesk*
wolfxbloed 1 year ago
@wolfxbloed loool.
Thank you for re-uploading these episodes. I thought they were lost and gone forever when LaurieFan's page disappeared!
blackcat355 1 year ago
haha and I do so love your little comments ("aww, he proposed") XD
blackcat355 1 year ago
@mamatalu
You do not begin to grasp the extremity of my facepalm.
casdebom2 1 year ago
@casdebom2 Guys, I know that Hugh Laurie is grander than his character of House MD, but don't forget that if it were not for House, I would've never learnt about Hugh.
mamatalu 1 year ago
@mamatalu
Agreed, but this facepalm is just proposturous.
casdebom2 1 year ago
Jeeves is either in league with the powers of darkness or is the secret son of Mary Poppins, I haven't decided which.
thesanantoniokid 1 year ago
@thesanantoniokid lols personally I think he's secretly a genie and sleeps in a decanter at night
phemyda94 1 year ago
@thesanantoniokid Hahahaha! Both, I would guess.
I4gotmyMANTRA 1 year ago
1:15
Shoe removal failure.
I4gotmyMANTRA 1 year ago
@I4gotmyMANTRA Well we've all been there. Strange how clothing becomes so complex after a few drinks.
thesanantoniokid 1 year ago
Watching this is only second to actually reading Wodehouse. Stephen Fry is absolutely unbelievable as Jeeves.
lestephenois1 1 year ago
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kacplaymyst 2 years ago
Jeeves is the super valet extraordinar
kacplaymyst 2 years ago
actually it'd be really nice if they had dramatised each short story in full as a separate (possibly shorter) episode!
sitithesecond 2 years ago
@lecomptedelalune The "trial" actually does take place in the short story Without the Option in Carry On, Jeeves. Bertie is fined 5 pounds, but his friend Sippy is sent to prison for 30 days for pinching a policeman's helmet :-)
sitithesecond 2 years ago
I say!
rowiian 2 years ago
@rowiian bahahahaha
I4gotmyMANTRA 1 year ago
Can anybody tell me the name and number of that agency? I also require a valet despite me being female.
to wolfxbloed: thanks for the uploads
mgrace82 2 years ago
Isn't there a break at 0:50?
pristiniagov 2 years ago
Yes - I think 30 seconds are missing. He gets fined five pounds, can't speak, and the next scene is him staggering out of a taxi and into his building, still unable to speak, and then the scene after that is dropping the hat into the flower vase.
mankybam 2 years ago
Ah thank you :)
pristiniagov 2 years ago