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(Change Layout)Jeeves and Wooster  
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Series 1
1 :01x01 - Jeeves' Arrival (Apr/22/1990)
Aunt Agatha has chosen a wife for Bertie, and expects him to propose to Honoria Glossop; with his new manservant, Jeeves, Bertie spends the weekend at the Glossop country home. While there, he discovers that his old friend, Bingo Little is employed to tutor Honoria's younger brother, and has fallen madly in love with Honoria in the process. Bertie comes up with a plan; if all is successful, Honoria will fall in love with Bingo and everyone will be happy.

Unfortunately, as is often the case with Bertie's plans, things don't go as planned. It's up to Jeeves to save the day, which he does by inviting the Glossop parents to Bertie's for tea, where he demonstrates to them that Bertie would be entirely unsuitable as a son-in-law.
Guest Stars: Roger Brierley as Sir Roderick Glossop, Hugo E. Blick as Claude Wooster, Alistair Haley as Oswald Glossop, John Duval (1) as Freddie Chalk-Marshall, Richard Stirling as Boko Fittleworth, Justine Glenton as Daphne Braithwaite, Ian Jeffs as Eustace Wooster, Jason Calder as Lord "Dogface" Rainsby, John Woodnutt as Sir Watkyn Bassett, Michael Siberry as Bingo Little, Jane Downs as Lady Glossop, Elizabeth Kettle as Honoria Glossop, Mary Wimbush as Aunt Agatha Gregson, Adam Blackwood as Barmy Fotheringay Phipps, Robert Daws as Tuppy Glossop, Richard Dixon as Oofy Prosser, Michael Ripper as Drones Porter, Tim Barker as Cabbie
Director: Robert Young (2)
Story: P. G. Wodehouse | Screenplay: Clive Exton
 
2 :01x02 - Golf Tournament (Apr/29/1990)
Bertie is in love and determined to propose marriage to Bobbie Wickham against the advice of Jeeves. A weekend at the country home of the Wickhams brings an end to Bertie's starry-eyed amorousness when he seeks revenge on Barmy Fotheringay-Phipps; unbeknownst to him, Barmy has received the same idea for a prank. When both play the prank on the other, they are asked to leave in disgrace. To add insult to injury, Bobbie Wickham gives away Aunt Agatha's beloved dog to a Broadway producer, leaving Bertie to get it back.

Tuppy Glossop has fallen in love as well; he's in love with an opera singer, and has stopped courting Bertie's cousin Angela. Jeeves comes to the rescue with a plan to save the day.
Guest Stars: Owen Brenman as Rev. Beefy Bingham, Nina Botting as Bobbie Wickham, Constance Novis as Cora Bellinger, Michael Poole as Professor Cluj, Zulema Dene as Aneta Cluj, Billy J. Mitchell (2) as Mr. Blumenfield, Priscilla Stewart as Pianist, David Blake Kelly (1) as Enoch Simpson, Anatol Yusef as Sydney Blumenfield, Mary Wimbush as Aunt Agatha Gregson, Brenda Bruce as Aunt Dahlia Travers, Robert Daws as Tuppy Glossop, Adam Blackwood as Barmy Fotheringay Phipps, Michael Ripper as Drones Porter, Rosemary Martin as Lady Wickham, Brian Haines as Sir Cuthbert Wickham
Director: Robert Young (2)
Story: P. G. Wodehouse | Screenplay: Clive Exton
 
3 :01x03 - The Gambling Event (May/06/1990)
Thirty years ago, Uncle George fell in love with a barmaid, and Aunt Agatha has never forgotten the marriage that almost was. Now feeling his age, Uncle George decides to renew his youth by taking up with another barmaid; Aunt Agatha will have none of this and offers Bertie money to put a stop to things. Jeeves invites the young lady and her aunt around for tea with Bertie and Uncle George, who is much surprised to find that the aunt is the barmaid he was in love with thirty years ago. A marriage is still in the works, but now, Uncle George is determined to marry his long-lost love.

In an attempt to escape Aunt Agatha's anger, Bertie flees to Twing Hall, where he finds that Bingo Little has a series of bets going on the local fair events; with the help of Jeeves, Bertie manages to come out ahead in the betting.
Guest Stars: Jack May (1) as Vicar, Ben Davis as Harold Harmsworth, Beryl King as Mrs. Penworthy, Deddie Davies (1) as Serving Lady, Charles Millham as Freddie Widgeon, Cheryl Pay as Mavis, Margaret Lawley as Serving Lady, Norman Lumsden as Buffers Porter, Michael Siberry as Bingo Little, Ruth Burnett as Beryl, James Patten as Ted Tucker, Kelly Cryer as Myrtle, Georgia Allen (1) as Hildegarde, Richard Stirling as Boko Fittleworth, Nicholas Selby as Uncle George Wooster, Mary Wimbush as Aunt Agatha Gregson, Michael Ripper as Drones Porter, Richard Dixon as Oofy Prosser, John Duval (1) as Freddie Chalk-Marshall, Paula Jacobs as Maud Wilberforce, Richard Braine (1) as Rupert Steggles, Jack Watling as Lord Wickhammersley, Richenda Carey as Lady Wickhammersley, Helena Michell as Cynthia
Director: Robert Young (2)
Story: P. G. Wodehouse | Screenplay: Clive Exton
 
4 :01x04 - The Hunger Strike (May/13/1990)
Bertie is having a terrible morning; first he's awoken by the arrival of Gussie Fink-Nottle, then by the arrival of Aunt Dahlia. Gussie needs help in wooing Madeline Bassett; Aunt Dahlia expects Bertie to hand out prizes at the local grammar school. When Bertie finds out that the love of Gussie's life is staying at Brinkley Court, both of these problems seem to be solved; he sends Gussie in his place to hand out the prizes, and woo the elusive Madeline Bassett while he's there.

Things take a turn for the worse, however, and Bertie's presence is required. Arriving to find that the engagement between his cousin Angela and friend Tuppy Glossop is on the rocks, Bertie suggests the same plan that he's suggested for Gussie; show the woman you love that you're pining for her by not eating. This, however, brings negative results from the family chef, Anatole, who gives his notice.
Guest Stars: Richard Garnett as Gussie Fink-Nottle, Adam Blackwood as Barmy Fotheringay Phipps, Richard Dixon as Oofy Prosser, Michael Ripper as Drones Porter, Amanda Elwes as Angela Travers, Francesca Folan as Madeline Bassett, John Barrard as Anatole, Robert Daws as Tuppy Glossop, Ralph Michael as Uncle Tom Travers, Brenda Bruce as Aunt Dahlia Travers
Director: Robert Young (2)
Story: P. G. Wodehouse | Screenplay: Clive Exton
 
5 :01x05 - The Matchmaker (May/20/1990)
At home alone while Jeeves is still at Brinkley Court, Bertie is making the best of things, and has almost learned to boil water for tea when Jeeves arrives. Sent by Aunt Dahlia to beg the return of Anatole, Jeeves does his utmost best, and is successful. Bertie determines to return to Brinkley Court with the two.

Once there, however, everything goes wrong; Angela and Tuppy are still not speaking, and Gussie still hasn't proposed to Madeline. Hoping to give Gussie some "Dutch courage", both Bertie and Jeeves spike his morning orange juice. Feeling a little too courageous, Gussie makes a mess of the prize-giving ceremony at the local school, and his romance with Madeline is now on the rocks as well. Things take a turn for disasterous when Madeline decides that she will marry Bertie instead. This calls for the inimitable brain of Jeeves, who comes to the rescue admirably.
Guest Stars: John Barrard as Anatole, Peter Hughes as Headmaster, Neil Hallett as Seppings, Henry Power as G. G. Simmons, Joan White as Old Woman, Richard Dixon as Oofy Prosser, Adam Blackwood as Barmy Fotheringay-Phipps, Richard Garnett as Gussie Fink-Nottle, Robert Daws as Tuppy Glossop, Francesca Folan as Madeline Bassett, Amanda Elwes as Angela Travers, Ralph Michael as Uncle Tom Travers, Brenda Bruce as Aunt Dahlia Travers, Declan Traynor as P. K. Purvis
Director: Robert Young (2)
Story: P. G. Wodehouse | Screenplay: Clive Exton
 
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