>> ^halfAcat:

where X runs from 1 to 4, Y from 1 to 6 and Z from 1 to 5


Golly Jeeves, can't a chap just say there are 4 seasons of 6 episodes, each split into 5 parts?

Wooster sher.

Street art is pretty much here to stay. Some of it is pretty compelling. Some of it is a nuisance. Check out KAWS or banksy for starters. Forward to the 2:00 point on the banksy video. Another good site is The Wooster Collective. They show all kinds of different street art.

Was there any spy/gangster skits on that? I know it's definitely not Black Adder, or Jeeves and Wooster, and it looks fairly recent (within the last 20 years)

I was lucky enough to discover the books before the show. Steven Fry plays a bit of a supercilious and condescending Jeeves.... I absolutely loved the show, but I would have made a very different interpretation! Apparently there was another show made in the 60's as well, but I've never been able to find it.

In reply to this comment by swampgirl:
I've read one. Kept hearing Fry's voice in my head through the whole book.

In reply to this comment by arvana:
Just saw your note on this post: http://www.videosift.com/video/Hugh-Laurie-The-Sophisticated-Song

I've loved Hugh Laurie since Jeeves & Wooster too -- have you read any of P.G.Wodehouse's books? They're fantastic!

I've read one. Kept hearing Fry's voice in my head through the whole book.

In reply to this comment by arvana:
Just saw your note on this post: http://www.videosift.com/video/Hugh-Laurie-The-Sophisticated-Song

I've loved Hugh Laurie since Jeeves & Wooster too -- have you read any of P.G.Wodehouse's books? They're fantastic!

Just saw your note on this post: http://www.videosift.com/video/Hugh-Laurie-The-Sophisticated-Song

I've loved Hugh Laurie since Jeeves & Wooster too -- have you read any of P.G.Wodehouse's books? They're fantastic!

I've had a crush on Hugh Laurie since his Jeeves and Wooster days...mmm...mmm...mmm

Needs more Jeeves and Wooster =)