Full Episode Jeeves and Wooster S04 E1: Return to New York
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Watch the Full Episode of Jeeves and Wooster Season 4 Episode 1: Return to New York
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The image of Jeeves quietly kicking the golf ball out of the way like *What is my job?* to open the door has made my entire day.
"I'm sorry. Unless you comply with our wishes in this matter, no more toffees will be forthcoming." Jeeves would be the best babysitter..
Abigail Loach he would🍬🍬🍬🍬🍬🍬🍫
Jeeves could cat sit for me and set those pussies right. 🤣😂😅😊
Jeeves is my babysitter...
these episodes are lulling
You are very beautiful xx
... Abigail...
Darn, I was hoping for the same elevator man. He was so good.
Wakes up at just before one PM and (at 14:39) claims he'll have breakfast instead of luncheon because there's " no need to let standards drop" 😂
"But does the populace at large WANT to be transported to your childhood, Tuppy, that is the question we must ask ourselves."
My favourite line😂👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Happens all the time. Your sweet granny or somebody passes down this treasured 'Family' recipe, and it ends up being from some old Betty Crocker cookbook
I'm amazed by Laurie's natural body language, like that silent nod of agreement with Jeeves at 35:03. Now that's talent.
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Your attention to detail though admirable must be a real millstone around your neck. These two men had been friends in real life for a long time.
They were attuned to each other and knew the material inside and out.
But, I dare say, all that aside…as this is a film, it is entirely possible that they may have played the scene more than once to get mannerisms and nuance correct…hmmm, don’t you agree.
"PLEEEZE don't let him talk nonsense Jeeves..." "Very good Madam..."
Great painting of Aunt Agatha
"You in soup?"
"Well, not yet!"
Prescient XD
Love that line😄
I miss the original aunt Agatha. She embodied the very spirit of the fierce aunt from the books.
I agree. This one is too tame.
@@dudesayingthings They had no choice, the former aunt Agatha died before the season was concluded, and this episode was recorded later, I mean they shuffled the order of recording the episodes.
But I do think the other actors from the first and second season should have continued.
The actor impersonating
Mr Fotheringay-Phipps was cool and the one impersonating
Mr Fink-Nottle was my favorite.
@@thomasdahl3083 oh i didn't know that. That's a pity.
Aunt Agatha scourge of the wilderness 😂
@@thomasdahl3083 didn't mary wimbush die in 2005?
You gotta love Mrs. Gregson. Her character is tremendous. Bless the actor who portrayed her. She was awesome.
She really could portray an aristocratic snob.
I like the elevator operator, Mr. Coneybear.
Aunt Agatha, the legendary Elizabeth Spriggs. Huge fan.
"daub", "discoloured canvas".
Aunt Agatha certainly knew how to hit below the belt.
The old girl was right..
The portrait looked like it should have been nailed to the front of a ship to scare sharks
"Stop blithering Bertie" ....if Bertie ever stops blithering there will be no series and it will be the end of the Empire. God save the King.
That car and tandem chase - it's the road at Virginia Water Studios - once marched, never forgotten!
Good old Jeeves and Wooster. Among the greatest series of books ever.
Robert Daws should get a mention. He's fantastic as Tuppy Glossop.
John Corson
Agreed. Great casting.
Tuppy is bombastic and usually well out of his depth with the latest female he's pursuing.
Yes he and Spode are the two best characters in this. Brilliantly performed by both actors.
a/t tuppys a bit psycho this episode
its nice that its the same guy throughout the seasons
"I may be poor and honest now, but we can change that...".
Poor POOR Bertie! Between his horrid family and shiftless ungrateful friends they give credence to the old saying, "let no good deed go unpunished ". Poor boy.
apropos... the attitude of Bertie's body was getting inclined.
In a story, it's known as "conflict." Without Bertie's horrid relatives and friends the stories would be very boring indeed and there would be no need for Jeeves to save the day.
@@Master_Blackthorne
Jeeves was kind of batman lol
Anyone who gives an open jar of honey to a 3 yr old deserves whatever happens from that act. Ahem.....!!
I've been recovering from surgery and totally gouging on Jeeves and Wooster. Such funny stuff!
Hope you’re better now. Jeeves and Wooster are such tonics to the soul🩹💛‼️
"it is but a veil, Bertie" ...gets me every time
Pyt Farrugia "The veil can be pierced"
My favourite bit.
This is getting a bit steep, Jeeves.
Approaching the perpendicular, sir.
hahaha
Simply a ripping wheeze, old sport! Wodehouse himself would have loved the portrayal of his famous duo by Fry and Laurie. Thank you.
Hear hear,!
i liked the first elevator guy he always looked amused at the on goings of bertie.
Dama Qiss
Handsome guy too. Woooo hooooo
He reminded me of Lando Calrissian. The new guy was clearly enjoying the lunacy of the situation, though. Good on him, pip pip.
All the free hat was a good perk
Of allllll the character changes, his makes the most sense
And did they change Aunt Agatha as well
Gwladys with a "w" is a particularly virulent form ....
only jeeves can say things like that😂
Love that one 😂
Just looove the way the aunts all push him around and get him to do some menial chore, which he absolutely fails to accomplish. Jeeves to the rescue ! All are saved, and married orf...
"And that blob covered in sand and ice cream must be her nephew or something."..Priceless dialogue is the only redeeming trait of civilization..
And the blob being the real life son of Hugh Laurie is icing on the cake. 🍰
Wonderful ! Thank you so much for posting these videos !
I am currently in the process of re-reading all the Jeeves stories (more or less in order) and watching these episodes as I go along. Hope you will post the first three seasons as well - in due time of course, I have to read the books first !
Thanks again for posting these.
That baby! He seems to have a sense of humour just like the adults in the programme.I can't help thinking he's Laurie's own!
Always loved them. Bert not the sharpest knife BUT he had breeding and basically was an honest soul.
not quite as dumb an he appears either
I wish they didn't have to change actors so often for minor characters. I liked the one playing Aunt Agatha. Wonderful series.
maraminnow the old bulldog one🐕😹
I agree, she was much funnier
exactly
Mary Wimbush died in 1992 and apparently refused to continue playing Aunt Agatha. I agree though. It's hard enough keeping track of recurring characters in his nov els.
@@bobscholl7159 Amazing how she therefore continued to voice Julia Pargetter in ‘The Archers’ until 2005.
Gwladys with a W is a particularly virulent form, sir!
What Ho! Just started watching Series 4 having watched 1,2 and 3 over the past couple of weeks. It's just getting better and better as Fry and Laurie explore their characters
Dear lord, with friends and family like that no wonder he drinks LOL.
it was an excellent likeness, my regards to the artist, whoever they got to do it.
Watching Fry play jeeves trying to entertain the young chap and knowing of frys voice-overs in Pocoyo ... personal giggle :)
Wonderful, thank you for uploading
I do like "Approaching the perpendicular, sir"
"Jeeves, we are going to kidnap that child"
Ohhh, man!
"...I shall be returning to the cottage now, sir. "
Maybe a bit too much (three separate Wodehouse stories) crammed into one episode, but it's pretty admirable how they fitted them all together
Aunt Agatha! Not the nephew crusher...! hahahaha
Whenever I feel down I turn to the hapless Bertie for release. I am envious however that I do not have my own sensible practical problem solving Jeevish person.
Pierce the veil, my friend, become your OWN Jeeves
... a voice that carries 20 or 30 miles." Should have been an Opera singer or, doing Repetoire Theatre. What a presence
impossible not to Like this series its hilliarious to me. thank u very much
My head is spinning from trying to keep track of Bertie and friends engagements.
Whenever I see tins of cockaleekie soup in stores I think of this episode and Tuppy!!
Don't blither Berty. Classic 😊
Tee hee. "Don't blither, Bertie." Can't be done.
The music is fantastic!
They never did this on any american shows of the time.
Gwladys runs over Lucius in her car, Jeeves gaslights Aunt Agatha into thinking the twins are dead...and Bertie kidnaps a child. Dark episode!
Agree
The Gentleman does seem to have an ample supply of "Affrontary" Sir. Thoroughly reccomend the books of P G Woodhouse
Hilarious, that writing and delivery!
In purity of the turf I like how that the clothes hanger flips up when Jeeves puts on his jacket on. (Mrs. Wilberforce arrives)
love these shows. thanks for posting.
What a perfect match. Being a very old dog I used to read Whodehouse books.
Wodehouse.
@14.40 Wooster has woken up at 1pm after a late night of chaperoning the twins around nightclubs:
Jeeves: Would you prefer breakfast or luncheon sir, when you are dressed?
Wooster: Ooohh, breakfast I think Jeeves, no need to let standards drop!
You’re in soup? …Well, ..not yet! 😅😅Waiting for the inevitable.
seen so many episodes several times over, but somehow missed this gem
Inspite of the change in actors, especially Aunt Agatha, at least they were well chosen. I thought the change of Eustace and Claude as twins was a particularly smart idea by the casting director and writers. IDK if Wodehouse specified in the novels they to be twins but I think it was very effective.
The "baby" subplot was adapted from a Reggie Pepper & Freddie Meadows story taken from the book "My Man Jeeves".
I highly recommend for people to go read it if they got a kick out of the kidnapping plot line.
I'm guessing Aunt Agatha had to regenerate after being squirted by the waterpipe last season?
I so wanted Bertie to end up with Marion.
They looked so perfect together at the ending, instead of all the women he accidentlly gets engaged to...
Me too
Love the women in their shoulder furs and the men wearing gloves!!!
love that actor who plays alexander slings bury, the soup king guy, , great voice, hilarious in film Cold Comfort Farm with Kate Beckinsale
i also love the "jute king" actor in earlier episode, season 3, fantastic booking voice who played in Coen Brothers film The Big Lebowski,
absolutely great casting for minor characters
and Fry and Laurie are comic brilliance
cannot take my eyes off their facial expressions
and
jeeves enunciations
41:43 “I never sent you any dratted presents”. … how he makes laugh… how marvellously pompous he is
Thanks for this great upload loreal. Larry, Taiwan
love how all the girls call him Hildebrand but he's just old Tuppy
Back in the day, young women called young men by their names.
The inimitable stephen fry and of course, the unassailable hugh laurie.
The acting of Jeeves, Wooster, Tuppy & aunt Agatha is as always splendid but the others fall well short.
The accents are as all over the place as Bertie's tee shot.
Spode is my favourite, but Tuppy runs him mighty close. What a capital twit!
I like the way the first Aunt Agatha nearly always wore black, and the new one wears nearly all white
Hello Continuity Dept: Can we fix this?
Quite Ying/yang reflection of her character, don't you think!
Most amusing, indeed, Sir.
"Gwladys with a W is a particularly virulent form."
@hocbes:Thank you very much! I will post Seasons 1-2 after all the Season 4 episodes are up!
Jeeves, you bloody genius.
Lovely stuff...gracias!
Kept me in splits! Was thoroughly enjoyabale. Thanks for the upload.
Standing with arm up raised in Valediction as you passed by.
Aunt Agatha's behaviour really was beyond the Rabbit Proof Fence
The singing at the end is just wonderful
Tuppy, the proverbial bad penny.....
It is a masterpiece.
While Wodehouse is my absolute favorite author, I have never found that the humor could be interpreted on screen. Simply because it's not acting the narrative which is funny - as in a sitcom - but in the words telling it. This series, however, manages to amuse me. Still not as much as reading his writing but better than any other production of Wodehouse's work I have seen.
Wow, you're difficult lol
As good as it ever could possibly get on earth and possibly further
I agree - P.G. Wodehouse's humour is in his writing and the imagination - I usually can't make it to the next page due to stomach cramps I get from laughing, but with this series I am usually laughing because of the brilliant acting, though, not to the degree of humour I can find on the books themselves. For some reason, the elements that made the book so funny tend to be interpreted in rather annoying ways on screen - is that just me, or are they equally annoying in the book?
Hmmm, maybe it was the way you visualized it while reading that made it funny instead of annoying? Maybe in the TV series it’s the editing & directive choices that give it a different feel for you?
absolutely
This was monstrously funny
The American accents are over the top haha
So are the twins over the top.
It seems to me that aunt Agatha's clothes and hats in this episode are very similar to those that Maggie Smith wore in Downton Abbey. Am I wrong?
Thanx a lot, Loreal !
14:16 aww... look at the smile of Jeeves
Indeed sir
Yes, and her face, and her body. All the characters in this series are time lords.
What does that mean? Is that a reference to some cartoon?
@@waynemarvin5661It's a clever reference to the "Dr Who" series, the single longest running series on English television, also spawned dozens of movies. Conventions, etc. 😊 Still airing new episodes. Watch for the Christmas one each year. It may be an acquired taste for some Americans who are unfamiliar with the touchstone references.
Should’ve ended with a scene of a bunch of birds being scared off in the flight by the aunt yelling Bertie
This series definitely needed the input of mark pope to improve the story.
The twins 🤣
Doesn't seem fair to be so bloody talented
ALL OF THEM
"beyond the rabbit proof fence!"
Big thank you to you, thanks you're a star!
"Never mind about he best man, what about me?"
charming soup song, that!
In the book it was Bertie's picture that looked hungry for Slingsby's soup.
Yeah, true
They can smell fear, you know.
16:32 life of a student explained :D
i watched this series for the first time when i was sixteen, in 1992. that year i also discovered the works of h.p.lovecraft, which were written and take place in the 20's and 30's. i think to this day, that cthulhu has no chance against jeeves...
You might like to look up the Neil Gaiman story where Jeeves & Wooster take on the Mythos :)
@@LoneKharnivore thanks, i didn't know about gaiman's story, but i do know that peter cannon wrote three such stories.they are collected in "scream for jeeves".
"an ample supply of effrontery."
That "Eh..!!" from Jeeves at 3:07 XD