Crumbling Ivory Towers

In the final episode of Crumbling Ivory Towers, Jeeves finally gets his money...or does he?

Jeeves contemplates a final desperate attempt to stop Towers from filing his will.

Jeeves is not entirely happy with the results of Towers' new will, so he takes it upon himself to correct the problem.

Towers rewrites his will to include Jeeves - and everybody else Towers can think of.

With the nephew gone and unable to inspect the books, Jeeves thinks his troubles over - until Towers tell him that he is the No. 1 suspect.

Jeeves carries out his plan to get rid of the nephew.

It's Christmastime at Ivory Towers Estate. Join Jeeves and Mr. Towers as they trim the tree, take a sleigh ride, and open presents in this 30 minute holiday special. Merry Christmas to you from Crumbling Ivory Towers!

Towers and Jeeves return to Ivory Towers Estate at last. Towers continues his miserly ways, the newly-discovered nephew pours over Towers' books, and Jeeves plots to stop him.

Mr. Towers reveals that he has had a means to return to Ivory Towers Estate all along. Not surprisingly, Jeeves is not happy.

Towers and Jeeves find Towers' nephew on the abandoned beach - much to Jeeves' dismay.

Jeeves is unexpectedly held prisoner by an unexpected threat, moments before making a very startling discovery.

Towers gets off the overturned battleship - to Jeeves' dismay.

Towers and Jeeves hit land - literally.

Days at sea have Towers so hungry he's seeing food everywhere.

Washed out to sea by the tsunami, Jeeves and Towers find themselves floating on the hull of an overturned battleship.

Jeeves has finally overcome his amnesia, and just in time to deal with the approaching catastrophe .

Towers plies his unorthodox method of curing Jeeves of his ailment...a rather painful cure at that.

Jeeves suffers a rare side-effect of the antidote to his bug bite and Towers has an unorthodox cure.

Jeeves suffers a slight side effect from the antidote given by Towers for the deadly bug bite.

With Jeeves delirious from the bite of the boogaloo-bam-bam bug, Towers tries to administer possible antidotes.

Jeeves is saved from being cooked alive by the jungle natives...or is he...

Jeeves and Towers find themselves in the friendly natives' pot being cooked alive.

Towers speaks to the chief of the friendly natives with shrunken heads on the end of their spears.

Towers' selective hearing becomes frustrating for Jeeves who still fears for their fate over the distant jungle drums.

Sweltering in the steamy jungle, Towers suggests Jeeves try to cool himself off with thoughts of ice and snow, but that doesn't work as well as it should.

Released from the UFO, Jeeves and Towers find themselves stranded in a steamy jungle. Making matters worse, Towers mangles an elephant joke.

Jeeves and Towers learn the startling outcome of ''The Thing'' performed aboard the alien spaceship.

The aliens prepare Jeeves and Towers for ''The Thing''.

Jeeves and Towers discuss their experiences with the alien's probes before Towers is introduced to Displeasing.

Jeeves meets up with Mr. Towers aboard the UFO.

After meeting one of the aliens on the UFO, Jeeves learns of their horrifying intentions.

Still wandering the desert, Jeeves finds himself suddenly being abducted.

Hopelessly stranded in the desert and dying of thirst, Jeeves' problems are multiplied when he comes across an annoying mirage.

Jeeves makes his next two wishes. Unfortunately, for him, he gets what he wished for.

Jeeves makes his first wish - with disastrous results.

Jeeves makes a startling discovery in the desert...which could be good or bad.

Wandering aimlessly across the endless desert, Jeeves makes a startling discovery.

Stranded in the desert by the cab driver. Towers and Jeeves wander the desert aimlessly. Unfortunately for Jeeves, he soon finds himself wandering alone.

The cab ride from the railroad station becomes not only confusing for Jeeves, but frustrating as well. He and Mr. Towers both know what they're talking about, but, as usual, the two speak different languages.

Frustrated over Towers' insensitivity, Jeeves imagines what torturous events might have befallen his employer on the train ride.

On the train, Jeeves is sicker than a dog and all Towers can do is offer food as a solution.

Jeeves packs the bags for their upcoming trip...and Towers wants to take everything!

Back home again, Mr. Towers reveals his plans to continue his search for his nephew...on the train.

Jeeves and the ghost try to bag Mr. Towers, with disastrous results.

Jeeves tries to get rid of the pesky ghost in Towers' nephew's house. When that fails, the two conspire to 'bag' Towers when he arrives.

Arriving at the nephew's house ahead of Mr. towers, Jeeves runs into an unexpected guest.

Mr. Towers is off to deliver the letter to his nephew, so Jeeves has devised a trap along the way to stop him.

In order to cover up for the fact that he is stealing money from Towers, Jeeves tries to stop Mr. Towers from mailing the letter to Towers' nephew.

Jeeves cooks up an evil plan to remove Mr. Towers from the picture entirely, making himself the sole beneficiary of the vast Towers fortune.

Sensing that his vast fortune might be draining away, Mr. Towers has Jeeves write a letter to Towers' nephew to have the boy look into it.

Meet fabulously wealthy (and somewhat absentminded) Mr. Leonard Towers and his disgruntled manservant, Jeeves.