On the Jeeves and Wooster TV show does Wooster say “Don’t you know?” much like the character does in the P.G. Wodehouse books?

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In the British Jeeves and Wooster ITV TV series (1990-1993) with Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry, does Wooster ever—or indeed frequently—say “Don’t you know?”, like he frequently does in the books? For example, “He’s my butler, don’t you know?”

The line is one of the most endearing things about Wooster and is quite important to some people who like authenticity. I watched the first two episodes but alas I heard no trace of this line.

Also, a Google search reveals only two episodes where it is employed.



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Yes, in the episode 'Cyril and the Broadway Musical'

Oh, l don't know, don't you know?


He also comes close by saying, 'Dont' you think?' several times:

And her handicap's only six! lt's funny how these things turn out, don't you think, Jeeves? - Season 1, episode 1

Got a sort of ring to it, don't you think? - Season 1, episode 3

Ocean Breeze looks the part, don't you think, Jeeves? - Season 3, episode 6




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