Jeeves & Wooster (1990)

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When I first sat down to watch Jeeves and Wooster I was astounded, this had to be the best TV show ever!
If you haven't seen any of the episodes, please do yourself a favor and WATCH THEM!!!

The only thing I found wrong with J&W, is halfway through the season they switched out actors for Bingo and Gussie; the old ones were tons better.

It's a pity only 4 sea... read more

Description: An excellent adaptation of P.G. Wodehouse's Jeeves series of books with his best known characters, Bertie Wooster and of course his "Gentleman's gentleman" Reginald Jeeves. You see, Bertie Wooster is feeling a bit low when his new valet reports for duty, bringing with him a much-needed cure for the effects of last night's excesses. On the strength of this sterling debut, Jeeves is formally retained, and is thrown headlong into the glorious world of Wodehouse's aristocratic England with it's mix of overbearing aunts, unbidden guests, friends in need and romantic entanglements that is Bertie's lot in life. An excellent adaptation of P.G. Wodehouse's Jeeves series of books with his best known characters, Bertie Wooster and of course his "Gentleman's gentleman" Reginald Jeeves.

You see, Bertie Wooster is feeling a bit low when his new valet reports for duty, bringing with him a much-needed cure for the effects of last night's excesses. On the strength of this sterling debut, Jeeves is formally retained, and is thrown headlong into the glorious world of Wodehouse's aristocratic England with it's mix of overbearing aunts, unbidden guests, friends in need and romantic entanglements that is Bertie's lot in life. ... (more) (less)