The Jeeves: Difference between revisions

*** Though in the case of Alfred, he's certainly more level-headed than Batman, and keeps Batman from either giving up, or going too far into [[Knight Templar]] territory. While he isn't more intelligent or deductive than Batman (though he has his moments), he's certainly ''wiser'' than he is.

*** Jarvis is considerably more level-headed than Tony Stark - which one of them, after all, is the alcoholic?

* From [[Archie]] Comics, the Lodge family butler, Smithers.

* Nestor, the butler of Marlinspike Hall in the ''[[Tintin]]'' series.

== [[Film]] ==

* Hobson, Arthur's valet from ''[[Arthur (film)|Arthur]]''.

* Leonard's butler in ''Leonard Part Six''.

* ''The Admirable Crichton'' (Title and description of Jeeves-like hero).

* Kryten of ''[[Red Dwarf]]'' is named after the Admirable Crichton, although he's [[The Woobie]] as much as The Jeeves.

* Hudson from [[Upstairs, Downstairs]], who often puts duty and rectitude before compassion or flexibility, or even his own selfish needs. In one story, he panics when he is seen by Sir Richard at a restaurant entertaining relatives from Australia because he thinks he is aping his betters and thus deserves to be sacked. He is quite shocked when Bellamy doesn't get rid of him, though Bellamy's brother makes him squirm quite a bit.

 

== Theater ==

* Duckworth from ''[[DuckTales]]''.

* One of Gromit's many household roles in ''[[Wallace and Gromit]]''. Usually the cause of his misfortune.

* An episode of ''[[Danny Phantom]]'' had Danny getting rich and getting a butler named Hopkins.

* An episode of ''[[Jimmy Two-Shoes]]'' had Beezy getting a butler who literally ''lived his life for him''.

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