Jeeves and Wooster

First of a new comedy drama based on the novels by P.G. Wodehouse. Bertram Wilberforce Wooster is temporarily without a valet and finds himself in court following the festivities around the University Boat Race. But help is at hand in the form of Jeeves. Aunt Agatha decides Bertie should marry and arranges for him to spend the weekend with Honoria Glossop, at her parents home Ditteridge Hall.

Bertie is in love. Jeeves considers Miss Bobbie Wickham too frivolous for a gentleman of the Wooster variety.

Jeeves and Wooster become involved in a betting syndicate while staying with Lord and Lady Wickhammersley at Twing. Bertie is also sent off to East Dulwich to pay off a waitress that Lord Yaxley wishes to marry.

After leading a sheltered life, Gussie Fink Nottle has retired to the country and devoted himself to newts. Now Bertie's help is required as Gussie is in love with Madeline Bassett but has no idea what to do.

Jeeves has to persuade Aunt Dahlia's cook to resume his employment following Wooster's disastrous ideas which caused him to resign his post. Gussie's future with Madeline depends on his ability to make a speech at the local school prizegiving.