Title: "I believe so, sir."
Product review: You have to have a certain taste for Wodehouse's made-up world of total dodo-aristocrats. I find the plots quite funny albeit a little formulaic. Having watched a few of these, it is impossible to read the original stories without hearing Stephen Fry's voice as Jeeves. (For example, "No, sir" now acquires his unique intonation.) Separating Jeeves from Fry is like trying to imagine Rumpole as someone other than Leo McKern, that is, impossible. And reconciling Hugh Laurie's Wooster with his House is an interesting exercise in suspension of disbelief (which I happily engage in weekly).This set contains a lot of Jeeves and Wooster. I figure to watch it over a period of a year or so.
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