Total Seasons :4Total Episodes : 26
Romany Jones is a British sitcom created and written by Ronald Chesney and Ronald Wolfe for LWT. Broadcast between 1973 and 1975, the programme follows the comic misadventures of two layabout families living on a caravan site. Originally designed as a starring vehicle for James Beck (Dad's Army), the 1972 pilot and 1973 first series centred on Bert and Betty Jones (Jo Rowbottom), newlywed after ...


Betty's mother visits the caravan she is now sharing with her workshy husband, Bert
Air Date : 1973-06-08
It's taken Betty several years of hard courting to get a wedding ring; it's taken her just 7 weeks of marriage to lose it. But the ring must be somewhere in the caravan...
Air Date : 1973-06-15
Bert confidently predicts that broiler rabbits will solve all his financial problems and bring the maximum of profit with the minimum of effort. Betty doesn't share his enthusiasm - but the arrival of a boxful of baby bunnies melts her resistance...
Air Date : 1973-06-22
Betty's belief that she deserves better than a caravan home is underlined when Bert and Wally quarrel about a dustbin. With mice and ants as her unlikely allies, and after a night spent sleeping in the car, Betty looks set to win the battle - but who will win the war?
Air Date : 1973-06-29
Bert enters a competition to find the country's Ideal Newlyweds - and Betty nearly realises her life-long ambition of spending a proper honeymoon in the sun.
Air Date : 1973-07-06
Bert and Betty Jones return home late to find that a stranger has broken into their caravan. They understandably take strongarm action, but the bearded intruder resists all attempts at eviction.
Air Date : 1973-07-13
Betty decides that if she and Bert are ever to save enough money to buy a house, she must become the breadwinner. Unfortunately Bert is as incompetent as a house-wife as he is at everything else.
Air Date : 1973-07-20

(Bert Jones)

(Betty Jones)

(Lily Briggs)

(Wally Briggs)
(Mr Gibson)
(Val Finch)
(Betty's Mother)

(Sid Finch)
(Miss Roth)
(Miss Hicks)
(Julian Preston-Campbell)

(Mr Ruskin)