pJeeves and Wooster are a case-in-point of chalk and cheese coexisting to make an enduring partnership of sublime comedy. Hapless, though always engaging, Bertie Wooster would be lost without his 'man' Jeeves, to advise him, not only on sartorial good taste but, crucially, to be on hand to rescue the young master from a variety of social and romantic entanglements. Immortalised on-screen by Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie - and on the Broadway stage by Martin Jarvis himself - the duo have won the hearts, minds and laughter of generations since the first Jeeves story was published in 1916.brSTORY LISTINGS b1b. Jeeves Exerts the Old Cerebellum b2.b No Wedding Bells for Bingo brb3.b Aunt Agatha Speaks Her Mind b4.b Pearls Mean Tears b5.b The Pride of the Woosters is Wounded brb6.b The Hero's Reward b7.b Introducing Claude and Eustace b8b. Sir Roderick Comes to Lunch brb9.b A Letter of Introduction b10.b Startling Dressiness of a Lift Attendant b11.b Comrade Bingo brb12b. Bingo Has a Bad Goodw