That question got me entirely stumped, funnily enough...

I just realized I hardly ever know what's the origin of what I'm watching, an attitude probably deriving from the fact that I hardly ever "watch TV" at all... I never did, most of my life, I actually HATE TV...

I bought my first VCR a few weeks after my first TV set exactly because I couldn't cope with schedules of the few things I actually liked, and what little has changed ever since is DVDs, my PVR/SAT receiver and the vast grey zone of the Internet, of course...

As the song goes, I never know where it all comes from,
it's like the changing of the seasons and the tides of the sea,
but here's the one that's driving me berserk,
why do only fools and horses work...

LA LA LA LALA... 

Yet another series i missed!

Well, now they seem to pop out like mushrooms from the woodwork... er... or something to that effect...

While researching Fry & Laurie's career, I finally managed to check something I've always read rave reviews of, but which doesn't seem to have stuck in the wide public's memory, and, honest, what could be more classic in British comedy than P.G. Wodehouse?

Jeeves and Wooster, in Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie's respective interpretation, is indeed a jewel of a series, they seem born to just play those roles (among many others )

Not a huge fan of Wodehouse myself, mind you, I must admit I find his writing to be suffering the indignities of time , but that's an even better excuse to watch this, so you won't have to go through all the boring bits in the books...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098833/

Oh, and... unlike "A Bit of Fry & Laurie", here's Hugh that steals the scene