Bertie Wooster
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Search complete. 12 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Bertie Wooster".
Oct 27, 2026
Neil Jordan
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9:25Neil JordanGUEST
about Blanding's Castle? Well, I'm just saying...
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9:29Neil JordanGUEST
Bertie Wooster? Yeah.
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9:30Neil JordanGUEST
Jeeves? No.
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9:31Neil JordanGUEST
No. No.
MIddlemarch: A Masterwork of Fiction Part 1
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33:51Barbara TuckerHOST
Here's a side note.
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33:53Barbara TuckerHOST
I've started listening to the P.J. Wodehouse or Woodhouse Jeeves and Wooster audiobooks on YouTube.
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34:00Barbara TuckerHOST
I'm still trying to figure out what Bertie Wooster does other than get into trouble.
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34:06Barbara TuckerHOST
He's a gentleman.
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34:07Barbara TuckerHOST
He doesn't have to do anything.
TW606 - Waste of Human Breath
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88:27NickHOST
excellent now it's all down to the questions Your first call-it question in the category of Birds of a Feather.
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88:36NickHOST
Before starring as a Sherlock Holmesian title character, what British actor played the dim-witted aristocrat Bertie Wooster opposite Stephen Fry's Jeeves?
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88:46Cheyenne FletcherGUEST
Oh.
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88:47Cheyenne FletcherGUEST
Oh.
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89:59NickHOST
It all comes down to the gauntlet.
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90:01NickHOST
Back to the top question.
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90:02NickHOST
Number one, before starring as a Sherlock Holmesian title character, what British actor played the dim-witted aristocrat Bertie Wooster opposite Stephen Fry's Jeeves? Let's see.
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90:14NickHOST
Jonathan, Adam, and Joe, what'd you say?
Doomsong – Danse Macabre – Session 0

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75:53HardwickGUEST
Hmm.
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75:54MordriganHOST
It's Bertie Wooster against the apocalypse.
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75:57MordriganHOST
No, no, that was Hardwick's first character.
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76:01MordriganHOST
Yeah, sorry.
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My Man Jeeves (Bertram Wooster Misadventures) | Story 8: The Aunt and the Sluggard
Oct 10 · 3 Mentions
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20:48speaker_0UNKNOWN
Mr. Fred Stone? Not absolutely.
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20:52speaker_0UNKNOWN
As a matter of fact, my name is Wooster, Bertie Wooster.
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20:56speaker_0UNKNOWN
She seemed disappointed.
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20:58speaker_0UNKNOWN
The fine old name of Wooster appeared to mean nothing in her life.
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21:02speaker_0UNKNOWN
Isn't Rock Metzler home? she said.
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21:05speaker_0UNKNOWN
Where is he? She had me with the first shot.
24 MINS LATER
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44:38speaker_0UNKNOWN
It certainly did seem as if she had lost a bit of the zest with which she had started out to explore Broadway.
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44:46speaker_0UNKNOWN
She looked as if she had been thinking a good deal about rather unpleasant things.
4. The Golden Age
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20:20David TimsonNARRATOR
He could be described as a dilettante detective, an amateur who only solves crimes occasionally as a hobby.
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20:29David TimsonNARRATOR
He went to Oxford, plays cricket, drives a 1924 Daimler, loves good food and wine, and in appearance is somewhat like P.G. Wodehouse's Bertie Wooster with a foolish face.
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20:43David TimsonNARRATOR
But unlike Bertie, a sharp brain when it comes to solving crimes.
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20:51David TimsonNARRATOR
In the detective novels of the 1920s and '30s, the reader is taken into the exclusive genteel world of house parties, country weekends, tennis, country walks, dutiful servants, and dinner parties where all is rational, balanced, symmetrical, and therefore more devastatingly shocked and rocked when a crime intrudes.
35. Goldfinger: The Ultimate James Bond Novel
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19:23Dominic SandbrookHOST
Simon describes him as a parody of a less talented younger brother.
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19:27Tabitha SyrettHOST
He's Bertie Wooster.
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19:28Dominic SandbrookHOST
There was a slight element of-
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19:30Tabitha SyrettHOST
Yeah
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19:33Dominic SandbrookHOST
Yeah, exactly.
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19:34Dominic SandbrookHOST
Exactly.
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19:34Tabitha SyrettHOST
But there's one way in which he most certainly is not Bertie Wooster.
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19:38Dominic SandbrookHOST
Yeah.