Romany Jones
- TV sitcom
- ITV1
- 1972 - 1975
- 27 episodes (4 series)
The misadventures of two couples living in close confines on a run-down caravan site. Stars James Beck, Jo Rowbottom, Jonathan Cecil, Gay Soper, Arthur Mullard and more.
Romany Jones - The Complete Second Series
On The Buses creators Ronald Chesney and Ronald Wolfe chart the hilarious misadventures of two couples living side by side under strained circumstances. Dad's Army star James Beck, Queenie Watts, Arthur Mullard and Jo Rowbottom take the lead roles in this comedy of bad manners and one-upmanship amidst the mud, pennilessness and outrageous fashion sense of a run-down 1970s caravan site. The characters of Wally and Lily Briggs proved so successful that they were subsequently spun off into their own series: Yus, My Dear.
In this second hit series, the recently married and permanently skint Bert and Betty Jones resume their never-ending search for la dolce vita. But their carefree existence receives a jolt when Betty announces she's expecting a baby and there s further upheaval when Betty and Lily finally rebel against their work-shy spouses, throwing Bert and Wally out of their caravans until they prove they can hold down decent jobs...
First released: Monday 23rd January 2012
- Distributor: Network
- Region: 2
- Discs: 1
- Catalogue: 7953644
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