Writer:	Clive Exton, P G Wodehouse
Director:	Ferdinand Fairfax
Star:	Stephen Fry (Reginald Jeeves),  Hugh Laurie (Bertie Wooster)
Recurring Role:	Francesca Folan (Lady Florence Craye)
Guest Star:	Michael Crossman (Billy),  Thomasine Heiner (Secretary),  Gregory Sweeney (Reporter),  Amy Tolsky (Reporter),  Richard Brake (Reporter),  John Alexander (Gorilla),  Kristopher Milnes (Edwin),  Kim Barrand (Chorus Girl),  Kim McCarthy (Chorus Girl),  Di Cooke (Chorus Girl),  Alison Jenkins (Chorus Girl),  Nola Haynes (Chorus Girl),  Sue Hadleigh (Chorus Girl),  Peter Carlisle (Bookseller),  Joseph Mydell (Coneybear),  Nigel Whitmey (George),  Nicholas Palliser (Stilton Cheesewright),  Jennifer Gibson (Nobby),  Frederick Treves (Worplesden),  John Cater (Clam),  Sam Douglas (Corrigan),  Nigel Whitmey (George)

Adapted from P.G. Wodehouse's "Joy In The Morning". (edit) Also known as "The Once And Future Ex". (edit) Francesca Folan played Madeline Bassett in the 1st series; in the 4th series, she returned as Lady Florence, a part previously filled by Fiona Gillies in episode #16. The guest cast list also includes a credit for choreographer Domini Winter. (edit)

Wooster: Georgie, I'm engaged to Florence again.
George: Oh, well, congratulations. That's a bit sudden, isn't it?
Wooster: Yes, well, Florence is like a volcano; you can go around thinking it's been extinct for centuries, and suddenly you're covered in red-hot lava. (edit)

Goof:
Stilton Cheesewright says that he's surprised at the lax way the Prohibition Laws are enforced in New York. Prohibition ran from the passing of the 18th Amendment in January, 1919 until it was repealed by the 21st Amendment in December, 1933.

However, during the July 4th Costume Ball at the Empire State Building, the band plays the song, Anything Goes by Cole Porter. This song was released in November, 1934; the earliest this Costume Ball could be is July, 1935, which is well after the repeal of Prohibition. (edit)

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