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Jeeves and Wooster
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| Title: | Trouble At Totleigh Towers |
| Episode Number: | 22 |
| Season: | 4 |
| Season Episode #.: | 5 |
| Original Airdate: | Sunday June 13th, 1993 |
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Once again, Gussie's engagement to Madeline Bassett is off; Bertie, fearing he is next in Madeline's romantic line-up, makes the trip to Totleigh Towers to repair the rift. Stiffy and Stinker are having relationship difficulties as well, and Stiffy attributes all the bad luck to a curesed statue that Sir Watkyn recently purchased. Stiffy expects Bertie to steal the statue and return it to its previous owner; she uses Bertie's fear of Madeline as leverage.
Meanwhile, Gussie is suffering through vegetarianism for Madeline, but secretly making late-night visits to the kitchen, where Emerald Stoker, the cook, is feeding him steak and kidney pie. When Madeline finds out, the engagement ends. Gussie is unfazed, having fallen in love with more than just Emerald's cooking, and luckily for Bertie, a new suitor turns up for Madeline as well.
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| (Spode is about to beat up Gussie)
Stiffy: Harold! One of you! Do something!
Bertie: (shrugging) I'm a coward.
| Sir Watkyn: Perhaps you have hidden depths, Wooster, is that it?
Bertie: I don't think so. No one's ever mentioned it, anyway.
Sir Watkyn: (putting head in hands) Oh my lord...
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