In the late sixties, BBC Television transmitted a series, well three in fact, of the World of Wooster with Ian Carmichael playing Bertie and Dniis Price as Jeeves. The supporting cast included Derek Nimmo as Bingo Little (for the second series), the Aunts, Dahlia and Agatha were played by Eleanor Summerfield and Fabia Drake respectively, Tracy Reed played Bobbie Wickham, and Paul Whitsun-Jones was Sir Roderick Glossop.
The series were produced by Michael Mills, and Peter Cotes, and the adapatations were made, after the Beeb had aquired all the rights to the Jeeves and Wooster saga) by Mills, and Richard Waring (although I have a note that Michael Pertwee, brother to Jon, also assisted with this task). Covering a total of 20 episodes, only one of the episodes, The Delayed Exit Of Claude And Eustace, survives, and was recently repeated on BBC Four.
:: Series 1
| Title | TX date |
|---|
| Jeeves And The Dog MacIntosh | 30-5-65 |
| Jeeves, The Aunt And The Sluggard | 6-6-65 |
| Jeeves And The Great Sermon Handicap | 13-6-65 |
| Jeeves And The Song Of Songs | 20-6-65 |
| Jeeves And The Hero's Reward | 27-6-65 |
| Jeeves And The Inferiority Complex Of Old Sippy | 4-6-65 |
:: Series 2
| Title | TX date |
|---|
| Jeeves And The Delayed Exit Of Claude And Eustace | 4-1-66 |
| Jeeves And The Change Of Mind | 11-1-66 |
| Jeeves And The Spot Of Art | 18-1-66 |
| Jeeves Exerts The Old Cerebellum | 25-1-66 |
| Jeeves And The Purity Of The Turf | 1-2-66 |
| Jeeves And The Clustering Round Young Bingo | 8-2-66 |
| Jeeves And The Indian Summer Of An Uncle | 15-2-66 |
:: Series 3
| Title | TX date |
|---|
| Jeeves And The Greasy Bird | 5-10-67 |
| Jeeves And The Stand-In For Sippy | 12-10-67 |
| Jeeves And The Old School Chum | 19-10-67 |
| Jeeves And The Impending Doom | 26-10-67 |
| Jeeves And The Hard-Boiled Egg | 2-11-67 |
| Jeeves And The Love That Purifies | 9-11-67 |
| Jeeves And The Fixing Of Freddie | 16-11-67 |