Bingo and his false beard make a big show at Goodwood, but his victory is short lived to be sure. Dashed annoying.

Recently returned from his visit abroad, Bertie is surprised to run into his chappie, Bingo Little, inciting the masses while wearing chin spinach in the middle of the bloody park, by Jove!

Still in America, and still expected to keep his new charge safe from bad influences, Bertie finds the young gentleman has taken a part in a new musical comedy stage production. That should keep him out of the mix for a while, what. But then Bertie gets another note from Aunt Agatha that puts a wrench to it. Absolutely!

While visiting America for an extended stay, Bertie gets word from his Aunt Agatha that she expects him to host a visiting young gentleman that Bertie has never before so much as met. Rather bally, what!

Bertie has his Aunt Agatha mandated lunch with Sir Roderick. But thanks to Claude and Eustace the whole thing goes a bit Rummy, what.

Bertie's engagement to Honoria may have hit a snag, if Bertie could only be so lucky, what!

Bertie puts forward his plan to unite Bingo and Honoria with the usual Wooster success. That is to say, not so much.

When Bingo Little meets Honoria Glossop, he turns to his friend Bertie to help make the love connection a reality. Too bad Jeeves was recently overheard insulting Bertie's brain power and can't be asked to intervene. The blighter!

Bertie finds himself the guardian of an expensive set of pearls, and oddly enough, Aunt Agatha has just lost a set jut like them. Bally mess, what!

Bertie is hailed by his Aunt Agatha to a hotel in France where he learns she has found for him the perfect wife. Rather.