Title: The pinnacle of British humor
Product review: With all due respect to Monty Python, the Goon Squad and Ricky Gervais, there was never a funnier Brit than P.G. Wodehouse. And here you can immerse yourself in his greatest creations--Wooster and Jeeves. My wife and I have regularly wended our ways through these delicious and droll comedies, ever since they first appeared on PBS 17 years ago. Been through the series six or eight times so far. The earlier episodes tend to be stronger. Because of these shows, we find ourselves unable to watch Hugh Laurie on House and take him seriously--because we know that somewhere inside that irascible, misanthropic M.D. is a sweet, inept, clumsy British twit.
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