Full Episode Jeeves and Wooster S03 E6: Aunt Dhalia, Cornelia, and Madeline
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Last Episode of Season 3! Season 4 coming soon.
Does not belong to me.
Can NOT imagine any pair doing this series better than Fry and Laurie ❤❤
An older audience will remember Ian Carmichael (Wooster) and Dennis Price (Jeeves) from the 1960s BBC TV series - sadly only a couple of episodes remain the rest of the tapes having been wiped for reuse - a bit like painting over the Sistine Chapel ceiling if you ask me!
@@jeffreycrawley1216 So similar yet so different
@@jeffreycrawley1216 Agreed, they were a well matched pair.
@@jeffreycrawley1216 They look too old, far too much. Wooster when he first met Jeeves was about 24 and Jeeves was described as "darkish, respectable" man by him. No mention of Jeeves' age, but he used to be engaged with a young lady who was around Bertie's age range.
@@thichinhphan4010 According to P G Wodehouse who ought, after all, to know:
"Jeeves-first heard of at the age presumably of about thirty-five in 1916" (letter PGW to Robert Hall 1961)
As a lot of the American stories are set in the Speakeasy era - say mid 1920s - that would put Jeeves at about 55.
Meanwhile the definitive reference work Wodehouse in Woostershire says Wooster was roughly 10 younger than his valet.
But, then again, it IS escapist fiction and Jeeves would have been about 85 (in real terms) by the last of the books.
It is so nice to see PG Wodehouse's overt joy in the English language so beautifully rendered onscreen.
Loved it. Nothing more entertaining than a Wooster and Jeeves movie.
The books are fabulous.
@@jenniferbate9682really? Are they faithful to the show, and do they do it Justice?
Yes, this whole series is pure gold!
It is just about impossible to be depressed when you are watching the wonderful world of Jeeves and Wooster.
Or reading Blandings….better still, listen to Martin Jarvis reading it on Audible.
Read some of the Jeeves and Wooster books. I have nearly wet my pants from laughing. 😂🎉🎉
I love this series.. All actors chosen play their parts so well ! The formidable aunt agatha ... BERTIE !!!!! love it ! Congratulations to all !!
Bertie: “if you ask me, art is responsible for most of the problems in the world” this was one of the best!
The thought occurred to me... Lol
Bertie Wooster and Jeeves series are a real treat with such humour so beautifully displayed and enacted.Thoroughly enjoyable and absorbing
Fry was made to play Jeeves. It's as if the character was precisely written for him!!! (though I know it's not, of course).
Fry was made to play Jeeves. It's as if the character was precisely written for him!!! (though I know it's not, of course).
Sometimes I tune in just for the intro titles and music alone. Cheers me right up!
My favourite: Yes, Comrade Sir... Jeeves is pure joy.🌈
This series was great! I can remember watching it at the time. It inspired me to read the Wodehouse books. The books are even better, if you can imagine.
I tried reading the books a few years ago, unfortunately I couldn't get into them, love the show though
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I listen to the audio books on YT to help me get through boring tasks.
@@feralkat9370same here! I like to listen while cleaning the house. Makes the time fly.
Love that Dahlia went along with it (Partially)..... "Too-da-loo Comrades"
She's a game old bird :)
That's "toodle-oo", I think.
@@peterfreeman6677 pedant!, 😂😂😂😂😂
I don’t think Aunt Agatha would like the Red Dawn. That’s why I like Dahlia better.
Tooddle-oo!
I do agree with others that reading the original books is really an essential prerequisite to getting “every ounce of bluebottle juice out of the exquisitely balanced performances of those Thespian blighters”. A good read on a sunny summer promenade I say!!!
I grew up with the originals - made me afraid to watch these, but they are rather well done. A few quibbles here and there, but dashed entertaining...
I read the books 20 years ago and have only in the last year have I listened to the audiobooks and watched the televised versions. I prefer the audiobooks read by Cecil.
@@DeirdreMcNamara I never saw these, but they make the books come alive to me, because I read the books when I was a tween, so I think I was a bit too young to quite understand what some of the references were. lol!
A pearl...a gem...pure gold.
Give thanks to p.g. Wodehouse for Jeeves and Wooster!! Such gems!
Pitt and Jolie of early years?
Have you read The Blandings series? This is just the beginning of his genius.
Watching this I wondered how any body could not have a smile and giggle all through this . Then coming to the comments I find that 71 humourless souls dislike it That makes me wonder more, what this world is coming to? The Treacle scene alone was worth watching.
Absolutely ..priceless bufoonery...
We who have a sense of humor outnumber the loonies by 10:1. Or is it 3:1 because they can't type? Hmmm... Karl
@@karlfisher1864 The treacle scene was masterful , worthy of Chaplin .
Trolls. Don't worry about them.
The way to handle it Robert is not a flying fuck that 71 idiots disliked it
The way Jeeves says, “Beg pardon, Comrade Wooster,” has me on the floor.
"Hello Bertie, you revolting young blot."
Aunt Dahlia's a gem.
Aunt Agatha makes Dahlia seem like a sweet flower
Spot on, Auntie D !!! 🤣
“Are you sober?” Love his aunt.
I'm not just having a giggle! I'm guffawing loudly! The fight scene was glorious! Hahah! Forgot how good this was! 😂😂😂
Lol. Most excellent episode. Forget George Orwell, Comrade PG Wodehouse should be required reading on any school’s curriculum.
He was in my day! 😂😂 Made A levels almost a pleasure. I'm a huge Wodehouse fan, Try and Laurie have it bang to rights.
Cannot stop watching this series!
"Why is it, Jeeves, that the thought of that little thing Aunt Dahlia wants me to do for her fills me with a sense of foreboding?"
"Experience, Sir?"
I wonder whether a prize was given for the marvellous animation that preceded each episode, watch the musicians, it is no accident that the characters moved in time with the music, making a beautifully professional and entertaining intro and so in tune with our concept of upper class society of exactly a century ago.
"He has a sweet little face." Madeline's judgement is far superior to most 'expert' tipsters.
I immediately concluded her horse was going to win. One should NEVER bet on the favorite. The odds offered are bound to be too scanty.
"Has anyone told you you're not safe to be out?" hahahahaha🤣
I played that line 3 times ha ha. 🤣
I think we should all chip in and rent or purchase a great house in Wodehouse-land, I believe Shropshire has been identified as having many of the landmarks in the Wodehouse novels- and have actors dressed 1920's style, with food, music, newspapers, magazines, dance styles, songs, etc. of that ear. We charge people to stay for 3 days while the characters act out one of the stories. What do you all think? The guests would also dress in 1920's fashion and try to speak as Wodehouse characters...this would be brilliant fun, what ho!
@lauramjstewart. You are clinically insane.
My mother in law is a dead ringer for the empress of Blandings.
haha I love how Aunt Dahlia almost always makes him steal stuff.
Radagast That is because she has an excellent cook named Anatole and the threat of preventing him from feeding at her festive board if he does not do what she says and Bertie goes Ah ah all right Comrade Dahlia...
"Why is it the thought of the little thing Aunt Dahlia wants me to do fills me with foreboding?"
"Experience, sir?"
Jeeves is hilarious.
PG Wodehouse!!! I want to sit next to him at the heavenly dinner table with Laurie and Fry opposite us
Linda Henrietta Muller
Oh yes, Jeeves' response was a gem.
When I was very young I always enjoyed Woodhouse books. My image of Jeeves, though, was of an older man, said that, the two are splendid.
Wodehouse, not Woodhouse.
You're right, Lorenzo. In the books Jeeves is quite a bit older than Bertie, at least in his forties to Bertie's twenties. Fry is still very good but Laurie is extraordinary as Wooster.
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Hear hear !!!
His "Very good, Sir" is priceless ! 😘
I always saw Jeeves as a contemporary in age, but not brains to Bertie, and Stephen Frye was born for that part.
Bertie has an aunt for every day of the month! 🤣🤣
Has anyone told you, you're not safe to be out?
Everything about this is great including the graphics and music at the intro. Farce, dramatics and excellent play between Fry and Laurie.
Exactly..
Or you can get the complete series on Amazon for £10
Mysterious Squirrel And don't overlook Mr. Wodehouse, the founder of the feast.
Love how Jeeves just kind of parts the Red Sea to carry Lord Bittlesham out of the fray
..."Why are you making such a fuss about this--you're always stealing policemen's helmets and things."
..."Not always, Aunt Dahlia. Only as an occasional treat."
Bertie: " ... she also has a tooth of gold."
Jeeves: "Very good, sir."
Late 80s/90s english lit adaptations are the pinnacle of tv production 🎉
The Brits have the best actors.
Amazing cast especially Steven Fry and Hugh Laurie but really like the actress that plays Madeline too!
"I heard Fairies, saying his name, over and over in my ear." LOL
Love Jeeves & Wooster. Timeless!
My favourite comment on the success of this team by the actors themselves was by Christopher Fry : I get on very well acting together, because I never Fancied him."
Bertie unable to toss his cigarette-----priceless!! Not just one flick, but three!!
"Hullo, Bertie, you revolting young blot." Aunt Dalia is awesome! I love her affectionate sarcasm.
Always a joy when Spode is in an episode, the best character in the series imo.
Ah yes, the odious Spode! Based on Enoch Powell, a British National Socialist. What was his outfit? Oh yeah, the Black Shorts. A parody of Mussolini's Black Shirts. In Ireland they had the Blue Shirts. Now in Zug we have the Green Shirts.
@@ergbudster3333 Enoch Powell was not known in those days and was never a National Socialist or any kind of socialist, Spode was based on Oswald Mosley.
The man is positively revolting
@@ergbudster3333 Not Enoch Powell, who was not A nat socialist, but highly prophetic. And superficial reactions to that comment will not be accepted. What's a "Zug?" Half a train?
@@Iain1962 Exactly. Mosley emulated the German Nat Socialist and was joined in that by the Cliveden set.
These Jeeves and Wooster are so funny they make me laugh throughout the whole show
"Bertie, this is the real thing. Her name's Charlotte Rowbotham. Her father wants to massacre the bourgeoisie, sack Park Lane and disembowel the aristocracy. Can't say fairer than that, can you?"
No animals were injured during the making of this film, with the exception of Bertram Wooster.
Very funny !😁
my very favourite theme tune of all time on all things.
Aunt Dahlia is what i want to be when im in my 50s. Sensational! 😂
One of my favourite episodes. The look of glee on Spode's face as he gets to hit Bertie on the head again is priceless. If only there could have been a reboot of the series. perhaps with Jeeves having to extrapolate Bertie's grown children from situations, as he did with their father.
Thank you for uploading this marvellous episode. :)
Extricate not extrapolate, but yes, an interesting idea)))
@@user-de3xr8le6b Oops/ Thankyou for the correction. :)
Welcome)))
The word you needed was “ extricate”, not extrapolate. Totally different meanings!
@judeirwin2222
Correct, though it's often useful to read the previous comments before posting one's own.
5:14 -- You don't know how I could raise 50 quid somehow?
Work?
Bertie !
Hugh Laurie's treacle scene is pure genius. Chaplin revisited !!!!!
Hilarious
And The Three Stooges as well. That scene is classic. Always make me laugh out loud.
"but look around you is this the dwelling of a worker? Full blown borgeuise decadence, that's what i call it!"
"Good grub though"
*bourgeois. French is difficult 👍🏼
You know, that brawl between the Red Dawn & Spode’s Blackshorts kinda reminds me of all those fights I’ve seen here in US cities for the last few years.
"Has anyone told you you're not safe to be out ?"
Don DiFonso lolol
Don DiFonso, yes, yes, yes!!
I do love Comrade Bingo and everything he brings to the episodes he's in
I love this series. Thanks a bundle for uploading! Tudelpip from Austria
I loved the homage to Charlie Chaplin beginning 13:46 with the paper and the can of treacle then again at the end with the cigarette
7:36 I bet Laurie can make himself understood just with brows and facial expressions.
This series is hilarious😂
OMG!!! I scared my cats with my cackling 😂
Awesome! Thank you very much. I've been looking all over for some time for full episodes of this hilarious series!
The gorgeous suits!
Bertie's escapade with the brown paper & treacle was an entertaining as the best silent slapstick films.
Drives me nuts how auntie demands Wooster to steal things. Sheds a whole new light on the maxim 'Just Say No'.
I was amazed that Wooster actually protested towards the end!
the fight with the paper roll at 36:45 is priceless once slightly inebriated!
I wasn't even inebriated and I laughed so much I ended up choking and my dogs came to see what all that noise was about! I don't usualy find that sort of comedy that funny, but done by Wooster/Laurie, it was priceless! I don't remember when was the last time I laughed so much, even as I'm binge-watching Jeeves & Wooster AND Fry & Laurie AND QI in parallel!
Great bit of physical comedy
@@MekinakSibiMekinacic I wet myself & had to run to the loo in a fit of laughter. lol
The writing is brilliant. Great writing comes from the heart and the truth of the writer's lived experience. Wodehouse must have lived this in his youth, and dedicated his life to these wonderful stories. The characters are timeless because we can all aspire to a life as lived by Bertie Wooster - wealth, ease, endless weekend estate parties and recreational activities. But more so, we can identify with the highly intelligent Jeeves who has to work for a living and use his wits to disentangle his master from daily mishaps. Yes, we have all suffered under the tyranny of incompetent managers and had to think our way out of office politics...Jeeves and Wooster ring true because they are true of our lived human experience.
I shall never forgive Bertram Wooster for disheveling me with playing the part of that horrid Dr. House, Never!
Hugh Laurie is looking especially attractive here - must be his suiit! His suit from other episodes (except the one in NY where he was wearing a similar black pinstripe suit, also very dapper) tend to wash him out I think. what do you guys think?
I-i-i-i-indeed it is, Comrade Sir... er... old pal, chum...
"If you ask me, Jeeves, art is responsible for most of the trouble in the world!" If only Christopher Hitchens had known this. This is one of my favorite episodes.
he wouldn't have gotten the joke..
He WAS the joke !
Aunt Dahlia 😂 "Toodaloo Comrades"
Toodle-loo
this is probably my favourite episode
Drinking game: Take a sip every single time you feel like saying: "Poor Bertie!" or "Bertie no!"
Thank...fun...that was you........ *thud.*
We'd all be sozzled inside of ten minutes.
Toodle-oo, comrades! Aunt Dahlia is brilliant :D
Oh Applesauce Sarah R :-D
Indeed she is, Sarah R. Patricia Lawrence (RIP) was the actress. Pip--pip!
From what I gather, these books were generally considered "low brow" at the times of their publications... Plum Wodehouse wrote all sorts of fruity little paper-back diversions; mostly for ladies' magazines and periodicals (think "Reader's Digest"), published in weekly/monthly episodes... Although the "Jeeves" stories are now his most well-known and cherished, there are many other Wodehouse characters worth exploring...
16:55 - 17:45 One of the few times Wooster was at the receiving end of Spode's wrath - an honour usually reserved for Gussie Fink-Nottle.
This one was a corker! The sheer number of bodies being carted around!
This is the funniest one yet! I howled!
"I shall tear your head off and make you carry it around in a bag!" ROFLLLLLOLOLLL
"Oh Applesauce Jeeves" :-D :-D lol
The treacle part is masterful! Lol😅
Sidcups’ joy when he learns that Wooster will have to be knocked out.
Funniest one yet for me, been gorging on these for the last few days. Now through 3 series, just one left I fear. Spode is the best - I mean they're all great but Spode for me is guaranteed laughs. Ulilly or is it ullily, they haven't brought that up again since season 2, I think. I love all the great comments below as well, most made me laugh. What ho!
Stephen L. Smith Eulalie
Spode's great shame. I don't know why. At least, he isn't wearing the product. We assume.
@@fawng8017 hello fellow book reader!
Eulalie!
And then there’s Celia …
Masterpieces of language and casting. The clothes alone are worth it.
the brown paper/treacle scene is hysterical
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Absolutely!!!
Thank you!
Pure comic genius!
'What has that man ever done except eat FOUR . . . SQUARE . . . MEALS-A-DAY! I leave you with that thought."
I'd never seen this one. Utterly delightful when in bed recovering from a cold..
Oh god
Treating his charge like a chum? Jeeves is totally not in his element
Jeeves, his "chum"? The worst possible insult to a gentleman! Karl
I do believe that Wooster is rather a brighter bulb than everyone puts him down to be! He does tend to catch onto things rather quickly, and seems only to look a little dim when posted next to the endless wit and wile of Jeeves! (put that would happen to the best of us, what?). Don't so pigeonhole the poor fellow Aunt Dahlia, he's trying his best!
He's bright enough, just too good natured and a bit naive when it comes to Aunts and Madeleine Bassetts!
...and not to mention Jeeves...who will make sure he doesn't hook up with any crackpot desperate female as long as Jeeves can hold onto a job with free semi vacays in NY, country homes (no cooking!) Cap d'Antibes (luxury - no cooking or housework, laundry service, etc.) and Cuba...at the time an appealing resort... Don't turn your back on the "proles" chaps!
Assuming he hired Jeeves on chiefly his own initiative, what man could do better?
Indeed. I see Wooster as a bright but sensitive boy who lost his mother at an early age and was then passed from aunt to sunt, barely tolerated by some, Aunt Agatha for one...sending his self confidence into the compost heap and setting him up for Jeeves wiles. No way will Jeeves be "chucked out" by a wife till Jeeves himself is settled in domestic bliss. Where else will he find such an obliging boss!
The fact that Bertie doesn’t know how to work his own stove…
This episode is adapted from "Comrade Bingo" (collected in The Inimitable Jeeves) and "Jeeves Makes an Omelette" (collected in A Few Quick Ones). You're not quite seeing a Wodehouse story as he wrote it. It's always best to go read the books to get the real thing, then you can better appreciate the TV adaptations .. which are pretty good.
Those who know, know. Those who don't, don't care.
In the contract, They had to make the episodes a very specific length of time to within a few seconds, which is why they combined a few rather sparse stories together, and otherwise fill them in with piano singalongs, slightly overwrought scenes, and other assorted stuff.
Spode.... brilliant character, excellent acting. If they sold "Spode" t-shirts I'd wear one.
Spode is a brand of fine china; when Bertie called him "Lord Spode cup", I chortled.
I’m sure you can easily find some Spode shorts.
I love that he has a secret life as a designer of ladies' underwear!
Have you heard his hilarious speech about the superiority of "the British knee"?
The 'third' Aunt Dahlia, I believe! Every time I see this wonderful actress, Patricia Lawrence, I remember her faultless portrayal of Sister Ulrica in the incomparable series, TENKO.
......and the second Bingo Little, it's all rather confusing really.
When he was trying to cut paper from a roll of paper was hilarious!! Thank you for the laugh.
Lovely Treacle Slapstick. In which tradition, clearly less concerned with repeated concussive injuries back in those days!
Bertie Wooster as a veritable Buster Keaton here!
If I was 20 years younger, I'd have a go at Aunt Dahlia
Rather you than me.
Hedgehog's Right of Passage considering how long ago this was made, you might need a spade.
@@vamboroolz1612 Things are gloomy and your comment made me laugh. Cheers.
😂😂😂😂
Unfortunately, I think I'm now too old for the lady here shown.
" it is as well to know exactly what tunes the Devil is playing"
Spot on, more so nowadays.
Bingo was really channeling Michael Palin in this episode 😂
One of the horses is J Childs (Julia).😊😊😊