"I like to see people enjoy themselves; I like to see them happy. But I don't want to have to enjoy myself in the same way."
Miles Jupp reads Jerome K. Jerome's classic British comedy, Three Men on the Bummel.
In Three Men on the Bummel, Jerome K. Jerome returns with more witty misadventures in the lives of the lovable trio—George, Harris, and the narrator—this time setting out on a cycling tour through the German countryside. Expect the same delightful chaos as they trade in their boat for bicycles and embark on what was supposed to be a relaxing and picturesque journey.
From hilarious misunderstandings with the locals to the absurdity of their ill-preparedness for the rigors of cycling, the trio's attempt at a "cultural" adventure is anything but smooth. As they bumble their way through Germany, their antics reveal much about the folly of human nature, the complexities of travel, and the unpredictable nature of friendships.
