Jeeves and Wooster

Bertie finds he has been won in a raffle by the unspeakable Honoria Glossop and decides the only option is to flee the country. On board the same New York bound liner is the overbearing Lady Malvern and her Son Lord 'Motty' Penshore. Just as things start to look gloomy 'Tuffy' Glossop appears on the scene.

Rocky Todd is asked to move to Manhattan by rich Aunt Isabel or be cut out of her will. Bertie and Jeeves enlist the help of socialite Bicky Bickerstaffe, to fool Isabel into thinking that Rocky is already in New York.

Lady Bassington-Bassington is adamant her son Cyril will not go on the stage, so she sends him to Bertie in New York. But there's trouble when Cyril lands a part in a musical and Aunt Agatha decides to visit Manhattan.

When Gussie Fink-Nottle is arrested, Bertie has to assume his identity and take his place at Deverill Hall to meet his fiancee's godmother Dame Daphne Winworth. Meanwhile, the scheming Aunt Agatha has come up with another prospective wife for her nephew.

The forthcoming publication of Sir Watkyn Bass' memoirs places Bertie in a quandry.

Wooster's flat is invaded by Communist revolutionaries.