Jeeves and Wooster 2.6: Jeeves the Matchmaker (aka Wooster with a Wife) A veritable smorgasbord of short stories went into the season finale, and it just about emerges as a congealed piece of work, thanks in large part to the ever-reliable Robert Daws’ performance as the ever-enraged Tuppy Glossop. It’s more successful and full of incident than 2.3, which also utilised stories from Carry On, Jeeves and Very Good, Jeeves , although this one has additionally rummaged through The Inimitable Jeeves . Bertie Wooster : I wish I had a daughter. I wonder what the procedure is? Jeeves : Marriage is, I believe sir, the preliminary step for those willing to undergo its rigours. The episode construes to revolve around Bertie’s blithe desire for parentage, much to Jeeves’ consternation, after realising his life is tired and empty. As such, the most eventful passage finds him speaking at a girls’ school and incurring the disapproval of headmistress Miss Mapleton (the disti