I have bagged the complete, digitally restored Jeeves and Wooster DVD set at a not unreasonable £12.97.
I've been viewing the series on ITV 3 and, if you heard Timothy bellowing with laughter, you'd know why I have acquired the aforesaid collection.
Friday, 5 August 2011
What Ho, Belmont!
I have bagged the complete, digitally restored Jeeves and Wooster DVD set at a not unreasonable £12.97.
I've been viewing the series on ITV 3 and, if you heard Timothy bellowing with laughter, you'd know why I have acquired the aforesaid collection.
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I too bought a Jeeves and Wooster DVD set recently; the eight-DVD The Complete Collection. It really is excellent stuff.
When I watched the original broadcasts on the television, I didn't really appreciate Wooster's ditties on the keyboard. His rendition of Forty-Seven Ginger-Headed Sailors is quite memorable.
I believe Hugh Laurie is an accomplished jazz pianist and can sing, so the series must have been a good outlet for those talents of his.
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