Ha, yes - there's definitely an element of that in it, particularly in the first episode - "You're his what?"
Jeeves: "His manservant. His gentleman's personal gentleman. His valet."
You can see the cogs turning as to what 'gentleman's personal gentleman' might imply!
But then, as Jeeves walks away, his 'mmm-mmm!' is rather one of appreciation for the man, rather than just amusement at his suspicions of an interesting set-up between Jeeves and Bertie, I like to think. :)
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Jeeves: "His manservant. His gentleman's personal gentleman. His valet."
You can see the cogs turning as to what 'gentleman's personal gentleman' might imply!
But then, as Jeeves walks away, his 'mmm-mmm!' is rather one of appreciation for the man, rather than just amusement at his suspicions of an interesting set-up between Jeeves and Bertie, I like to think. :)