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Jeeves and Wooster
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| Title: | Jeeves The Matchmaker |
| Episode Number: | 11 |
| Season: | 2 |
| Season Episode #.: | 6 |
| Original Airdate: | Sunday May 19th, 1991 |
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Tuppy Glossop is once again on the outs with Angela; he has a new love interest whom he'd like Bertie to meet. Bingo Little also has a new love interest, but fears that his uncle will object to his choice since she comes from the working class, and show his displeasure by cutting off Bingo's allowance. Jeeves comes to the rescue by suggesting that Bingo read some appropriately themed books to his uncle to soften him up for the news; the books have an effect, but not the one that Bingo was hoping for. Meanwhile, Bertie relies on his wit and guile to extricate Tuppy from his new romantic interest and return his affections to cousin Angela. As always, it is Jeeves who saves the day.
Meanwhile, Bertie himself is feeling the tides of time, and has decided it is time to have children, which, of course, requires marriage first. He's chosen Bobbie Wickham as his bride despite the objections of Jeeves. Bertie's longing for progeny is put to the test when he's left in charge of Bobbie's niece Clementina and has to sneak her back into her school after hours. Once again, Jeeves comes to the rescue with a plan that both returns Clementina and quashes Bertie's dreams of fatherhood.
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| Bertie: What I'm driving at, Jeeves, is that, you know, I envy that chappie! You know, having a jolly little girl clinging to him, trustingly and whatnot. Someone to look after, if you know what I mean. You know, I wish I had a daughter... I wonder what the procedure is?
Jeeves: Marriage is, I believe, Sir, the preliminary step... for those willing to undergo its rigors.
Bertie: Yes, yes. I suppose so. Oh well.
| Bertie: Sinister, Jeeves. You notice that the subject was looking like a stuffed frog?
Jeeves: There is something ranine in Mr. Glossop's aspect, Sir, yes. Particularly about the eyes.
Bertie: Precisely, Jeeves. I think our fears are justified. The thing is serious.
| Bertie: If there's one thing that gives a jousting knight the pip, it's having his audience walk out on him!
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