i knew hugh sounded good from ‘a bit of fry and laurie’ but i’ve spent the past month listening to minnie the moocher nonstop— i can’t be the only one that feels this way?

I have an inside joke with my SO about the word huzzah. I frequently say it, quoting Hugh Laurie in either Jeeves and Wooster or Blackadder, and I can’t find it for the life of me. Can anyone point me towards an episode or timestamp? Thanks!

I don't know if I'm getting confused but I feel like every episode I see a character the actor has changed?

Does anyone know of any good Jeeves and Wooster fanfic where Jeeves is the master and Wooster is the servant?

I have spend a lot of time trying to find one fanfic, but I still cannot find it. So I go there and see if someone can recognize which fanfic it is. The fanfic is on ao3. I only remember three plots of that fanfic: (1) in the beginning of the story, Jeeves and Bertie drive to somewhere, and Wooster sit quite straight; (2) Jeeves and Bertie have a conversation to assure their relationship (they didn’t say love word out loud, but the whole meaning of their conversation is they will together till the end), and this happened at a grave or someway, I’m not sure; (3) in the end of the story, they drive back home, and Berties’s head resets on the Jeeves’s shoulder.

I really cannot find this fanfic from my history. Hope that someone can help me find this again. I really want to re-read it.

And I also hope that I didn’t mix up the plot of several fanfics…

Never watched them...but I don’t see Fry and Laurie as close to the ideal Jeeves and Wooster. After seeing a young Rik Mayall in ‘The Young Ones’ I believe he would have been about as close to the book version of Bertie as you could get. Engaging, able to convincingly play mentally negligible and a gifted comedian. Still can’t think of the perfect actor for Jeeves. Who is your fantasy casting choices?

Hi! I just recently got into the Jeeves and Wooster fandom. I've been watching the series for a few feeks and I already read the short story "Jeeves takes charge" online. I want to get and read all the books, but I still can't figure out their order. Can anybody help? I googled them out, but some pages say the first book is "My man Jeeves" while others say it's "The inimitable Jeeves".

"The Code of the Wooster's" concludes with mention of the tour, did P. G. Wodehouse actually write a book focused on the trip?

My father is curious if anyone on here has any insight into the actual ingredients of Jeeves’ hangover cure?? Just a bit of fun, appreciate any thoughts. Thanks!

From the book “Enter Jeeves”

I'm on the 3rd season. Why does everyone take advantage of Bertie? He's so nice, does all he can, puts his name on the line, and no one appreciates him. They just expect him to do their bidding. He can't even have a mustache or wear a hat that he likes.

My dear fellows, why is it, in your princely and undoubtedly highly considered opinion, that the wonderful satire of P.G. Woodehouse is not more widely known? In my 21 years of life, I have encountered a grand total of two people who understood my references, and they are my brother and sister.