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Referenced when comparing Vice President Andrew Johnson's drunken behavior at the inauguration to 'Gussie Fink-Nottle after drinking the vodka-laced orange juice in P.G. Wodehouse' - a character from Wodehouse's Jeeves novels.

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The Jeeves stories are discussed as an example of the educated servant who knows more than their employer. Lucy describes Jeeves as 'a sort of throwback' to the 16th-17th century 'clever clogged servant' tradition, comparing him to Sancho Panza.

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Referenced at the opening of the episode as the 1916 story in which Bertie Wooster and Jeeves first meet, used to illustrate the dynamic around suit-wearing and fashion standards.

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The hosts quote from this 1938 book at the opening, discussing the character Sir Roderick Spode as a satirical portrait of Sir Oswald Mosley and his black shirts movement.