Right Ho, Jeeves - P. G. Wodehouse

Right Ho, Jeeves

Other by P. G. Wodehouse

Released 5 June 2006

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CD 1
1
Episode One, Part 1. "It's always the same when you're trying to tell a story."
3:42
2
Episode One, Part 2. "So he's been, ah, haunting my flat, you say?"
2:11
3
Episode One, Part 3. "And I must say Jeeves, this news has relieved my mind considerably."
3:04
4
Episode One, Part 4. "Even though I forced the man to climb down, quelling him as described with the force my personality...."
3:39
5
Episode One, Part 5. "I say, anything wrong, Bertie?"
3:18
6
Episode One, Part 6. "Jeeves?" "Sir?" "Jeeves, I've just been having a chat with Mr Fink-Nottle..."
1:56
7
Episode One, Part 7. "What with picking up the threads, and so forth, at the Drones..."
4:22
8
Episode One, Part 8. "Well, Gussie!" "Hello, Bertie." "What ho!"
3:37
9
Episode Two, Part 1. "Uh, Jeeves?" "Good afternoon, sir." "I'm sorry to disturb you ...."
1:55
10
Episode Two, Part 2. "Perplexed. Explain. Bertie."
2:44
11
Episode Two, Part 3. "And so dismissing Aunt Dahlia from my mind for the nonce..."
1:39
12
Episode Two, Part 4. "As I drained the glass down, new life seemed to burgeon within me."
6:59
13
Episode Two, Part 5. "I suppose it must have taken Aunt Dahlia three hours or so to get back to Brinkley..."
5:46
14
Episode Two, Part 6. "I bunged foot sedulously on the accelerator all the way down to Brinkley Court that afternoon..."
3:08
15
Episode Two, Part 7. "I venture to take issue with you, Aunt Dahlia."
2:15
16
Episode Three, Part 1. "Think, Jeeves. At the moment, as you are aware, Gussie is a mere jelly in the presence of Miss Bassett..."
1:52
17
Episode Three, Part 2. "So there you have it. My initial realisation that the one infallible method of indicating to a girl that you love her...."
4:31
18
Episode Three, Part 3. "Alright then." "You'll do it?!"
2:18
19
Episode Three, Part 4. "Have you by any chance been gnawing on the thing at all?"
4:05
20
Episode Three, Part 5. "I was a bit fed with Jeeves, I must say."
4:36
21
Episode Three, Part 6. "Bertie! This is positively bright! I believe it may work."
2:37
22
Episode Three, Part 7. "Well I never!" "Did you call, sir?"
5:13
CD 2
1
Episode Four, Part 1. "Gussie! Well, Gussie." "You and you 'Well, Gussies'!"
4:22
2
Episode Four, Part 2. "Yes, Gussie, hand her that one and I don't see how she can help feeling you're a twin soul."
1:41
3
Episode Four, Part 3. "It was not until I'd reached the drawing room and was enabled to take a square look at the Bassett...."
3:25
4
Episode Four, Part 4. "Oh, Mr Wooster." "For you, I mean to say."
4:11
5
Episode Four, Part 5. "A minute or so later a Bertram Wooster who looked as if he had passed through the furnace..."
3:58
6
Episode Four, Part 6. "I don't if it has happened to you at all, but a thing I have noticed with myself..."
3:06
7
Episode Four, Part 7. "Almost immediately afterwards, however, its manner became remarkably peevish."
3:22
8
Episode Five, Part 1. "Ah, Jeeves, what are you doing here?"
3:29
9
Episode Five, Part 2. "I was still in bed when Tuppy manifested himself the next morning..."
3:40
10
Episode Five, Part 3. "An idée fixe, you know, one of those things fellows get."
6:18
11
Episode Five, Part 4. "Oh, Bertie, the grass is wet. Do you want to walk? I shall ruin my shoes."
3:46
12
Episode Five, Part 5. "And gathering about her slim shoulders the shawl which she had put on as a protection against the evening dew..."
3:26
13
Episode Five, Part 6. "Why they have these bally benches in gardens is more than I can see."
3:41
14
Episode Six, Part 1. "Ah, Gussie! A lovely morning, is it not?"
3:28
15
Episode Six, Part 2. "It was a thoughtful Bertram Wooster who walked away and left him at it."
2:52
16
Episode Six, Part 3. "What ho, what ho, what ho, what ho Bertie!"
2:18
17
Episode Six, Part 4. "So Gussie's getting a lift to Market Snodsbury with Aunt Dahlia, is he?"
3:24
18
Episode Six, Part 5. "The proceedings had already got under when Jeeves and I arrived."
3:17
19
Episode Six, Part 6. "Or rather the other way around and there you have it in a nutshell."
2:29
20
Episode Six, Part 7. "Yes, well, what's this one?" "Spelling and dictation, P K Purvis."
4:07
CD 3
1
Episode Seven, Part 1. "Good evening, sir." "What? Oh, Jeeves. My tea?"
3:12
2
Episode Seven, Part 2. "Bertie?" "Hullo?" "Bertie, I owe you an apology."
3:07
3
Episode Seven, Part 3. "Well, Jeeves!" "Precisely, sir." "Quite!"
2:12
4
Episode Seven, Part 4. "Ah, Angela, there you are."
1:48
5
Episode Seven, Part 5. "And I meant it to sting. Moody and discouraged were about the two adjectives..."
4:50
6
Episode Seven, Part 6. "The first thing that met the eye on entering Anatole's room...."
3:33
7
Episode Seven, Part 7. "Hello, Aunt Dahlia!" "Attila!"
3:19
8
Episode Seven, Part 8. "Oh, yes, Jeeves?" "A note for you, sir."
5:17
9
Episode Eight, Part 1. "I beg your pardon, sir, I should have moved to one side."
5:28
10
Episode Eight, Part 2. "Right, Jeeves, that's about enough of that. Let's toddle round to the front lawn...."
1:27
11
Episode Eight, Part 3. "Aunt Dahlia, hello." "Well, Bertie dear, here we all here."
2:19
12
Episode Eight, Part 4. "Well say on, young Glossop!"
3:01
13
Episode Eight, Part 5. "So, Jeeves, this is what your great scheme has accomplished!"
0:57
14
Episode Eight, Part 6. "Seppings! Seppings! Seppings!"
1:09
15
Episode Eight, Part 7. "I remember Jeeves saying on one occasion that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned."
1:53
16
Episode Eight, Part 8. "Bertie, is that you? Bertie?"
2:09
17
Episode Eight, Part 9. "Tuppy!" "What ho, Bertie, you back? You look like the wreck of the Hesperus."
2:59
18
Episode Eight, Part 10. "After your departure on the bicycle, the various estranged parties agreed so heartily in their abuse of you..."
2:59