Jeeves And Wooster
- TV comedy drama
- ITV1
- 1990 - 1993
- 23 episodes (4 series)
Bertie Wooster is a minor aristocrat of limited intellect, ably aided and assisted in regular times of crisis by his improbably wise valet, Jeeves. Stars Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Mary Wimbush, Elizabeth Spriggs, Brenda Bruce and more.
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Series 4, Episode 6
Bertie couldn't be happier. Both Madeline and Florence are at long last engaged to persons other than himself. With the coast clear he travels to Totleigh - gripped by by-election fever - to prepare for Madeline's impending wedding to Spode. There's just a spot of trouble with the plumbing...
Further details
Bertie is convinced he is a free man. Jeeves however, decides to err on the side of caution.
Notes
Highclere Castle was the location for Totleigh Towers in this episode.
This episode is known by the following titles:
The Ties That Bind
Much Obliged Jeeves
The Exes Are Nearly Married Off
It is based on the book Much Obliged, Jeeves.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Sunday 20th June 1993
- Time
- 9pm
- Channel
- ITV1
- Length
- 60 minutes
Cast & crew
| Stephen Fry | Jeeves |
| Hugh Laurie | Bertie Wooster |
| Elizabeth Spriggs | Aunt Agatha |
| Robert Daws | Tuppy Glossop |
| Elizabeth Morton | Madeline Bassett |
| Francesca Folan | Lady Florence Craye |
| John Woodnutt | Sir Watkyn Bassett |
| John Turner | Spode |
| Fred Evans | Brinkley |
| Sidney Livingstone | Oates (Policeman) |
| Preston Lockwood | Butterfield (Bassett's Butler) |
| Julian Gartside | Ginger |
| Selina Cadell | Mrs McCorkadale |
| Fiona Christie | Magnolia |
| Geoffrey Drew | Vicar |
| Clive Exton | Writer (Adapted By) |
| Ferdinand Fairfax | Director |
| Brian Eastman | Producer |
| Sally Head | Executive Producer |
| Derek Bain | Editor |
| Eileen Diss | Production Designer |
| Anne Dudley | Composer |