First broadcast 5th April 1992, this episode is also known as The Aunt And The Sluggard. Bertie Ensures Bicky Can Continue To Live In Manhattan.
Bertie's situation in New York begins to go typically awry. An old friend from England requires his and Jeeves' assistance in placating his father's questions about his means; and it's not long before Rocky's eccentric hypchondriac aunt is making her presence felt. Suddenly Wooster's expansive flat feels rather crowded...
Stephen Fry - Jeeves
Hugh Laurie - Bertie Wooster
John Fitzgerald-Jay - Rocky
Ricco Ross - Liftman
Julian Firth - Bicky
John Savident - Duke of Chiswick
Heather Canning - M. Rockmetteller
Lou Hirsch - Jimmy Mundy
Deirdre Harrison - Waitress
Sam Douglas - Corrigan
Mary Ellen Ray - Landlady
Matt Zimmerman - Birdsburg Representative
Bill Reimbold - Birdsburg Representative
Douglas W. Iles - Birdsburg Representative
Mac McDonald - Birdsburg Representative
Paul Springer - Cabbie
Bertie's situation in New York begins to go typically awry. An old friend from England requires his and Jeeves' assistance in placating his father's questions about his means; and it's not long before Rocky's eccentric hypchondriac aunt is making her presence felt. Suddenly Wooster's expansive flat feels rather crowded...
Stephen Fry - Jeeves
Hugh Laurie - Bertie Wooster
John Fitzgerald-Jay - Rocky
Ricco Ross - Liftman
Julian Firth - Bicky
John Savident - Duke of Chiswick
Heather Canning - M. Rockmetteller
Lou Hirsch - Jimmy Mundy
Deirdre Harrison - Waitress
Sam Douglas - Corrigan
Mary Ellen Ray - Landlady
Matt Zimmerman - Birdsburg Representative
Bill Reimbold - Birdsburg Representative
Douglas W. Iles - Birdsburg Representative
Mac McDonald - Birdsburg Representative
Paul Springer - Cabbie
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