The Inimitable Jeeves

Since his first appearance in print in 1919, Jeeves has become synonymous with British tongue-in-cheek humor. Valet to bumbling aristocrat Bertie Wooster, Jeeves is continually helping his employer out of scrapes. In this debut novel, Wooster's lovesick pal Bingo Little decides to marry and enlists his friend's help. Luckily for Wooster, Jeeves comes to the rescue.

1/8 Jeeves Exerts The Old Cerebellum
Bingo Little is keen on waitress Mabel - can Bertie's valet help?

2/8 Pearls Mean Tears
Bertie's visit to Aunt Agatha causes trouble, and only one man can save the day.

3/8 Honoria Glossop
Bingo's new love causes more trouble for Bertie, but only one man can save the day.

4/8 The Great Sermon Handicap
Bertie Wooster and faithful butler Jeeves take an August break - but how does that involve betting on the length of sermons?

5/8 The Purity Of The Turf
With the Sermon syndicate betting a failure, what can Bertie bet on next - the mothers' sack race?

6/8 The Metropolitan Touch
Bingo's in love (again). But when Jeeves suggests getting involved with Good Works to impress the lady, there's trouble ahead.

7/8 The Delayed Exit Of Claude And Eustace
There's trouble ahead for Bertie when his cousins come to stay en route for 'the colonies'.

8/8 Bingo And The Little Woman
Bingo falls in love (again) and Bertie reprises his role as Rosie Banks, romantic novelist.

A BBC Radio 4 full-cast dramatisation starring Michael Hordern as Jeeves and Richard Briers as Bertie Wooster.