History WebVideo / WhereAreTheJoneses

* BlatantLies: Dawn's special picnic surprise.
* BrotherSisterTeam: Dawn and Ian.
* CainAndAbelAndSeth: The outcome of most of siblings' meetings with Dawn and Ian.
* {{Catchphrase}}: "Your dad's not your dad..."

* EvilTwin: [[spoiler:Cherry]] to some extent.
* FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling: In Dawn's mind, this applies Ian and her respectively. In reality, things are more likely the other way around.
* ItRunsInTheFamily: the siblings are a mixture of psychopaths, criminals, {{JerkAss}}es, the rude, the nasty, and the downright bewildering, and that's without even starting on Dawn and Ian.
* LockAndLoadMontage: Dawn and Ian, after deciding to confront the mysterious man following them.
* {{Mockumentary}}: The entire journey is filmed by aspiring documentarist Jonti Bloom, [[spoiler:And later, Jonti's replacement Michael Jane Knight]].

* SurpriseIncest: Hinted at with Ian and Cherry's relationship, but eventually averted with Ian's admission that he turned Cherry down.

* NoodleIncident: The 'suffering' the French artist forces Ian, Dawn and Jonti to endure is left unexplained but for the fact that it took place in the dark and involved pigs - and that it left the trio greatly traumatized.

Where are the Joneses was a British sitcom and internet project, created by Baby Cow Productions and sponsored by Ford of Europe, which aired on the internet in 2007.

The series ran for three months in 2007, with a short episode varying between three and six minutes being posted on Website/YouTube and wherearethejoneses.com every day. Described as 'Wikipedia-like', the series was notable for being collaboratively written using submissions from users through wikis and social networking sites. It was also filmed on location throughout various parts of Europe.

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Starring Emma Fryer and Neil Edmond, the faux-documentary series followed Dawn Jones, a British woman who discovers her father was a sperm-donor whose donations spawned twenty-eight other children. Together with her new-found brother Ian, and documentary filmmaker Jonti Bloom, she sets out on a trip across Europe to find and meet each of the remaining siblings.

The series ran for three months in 2007, with a short episode varying between three and six minutes being posted on YouTube and wherearethejoneses.com every day. Described as 'Wikipedia-like', the series was notable for being collaboratively written using submissions from users through wikis and social networking sites. It was also filmed on location throughout various parts of Europe.

'''Michael:''' The only difference between him and the other crew-members who are calling in is that... he actually went on the holiday. Sexing-up is such an overused term isn't it, at the moment?

* {{Mockumentary}}: The entire journey is filmed by aspiring documentarist Jonti Bloom, [[spoiler:And later, Jonti's replacement Michael Wayne Knight]].

* SurpriseIncest: Hinted at with Ian and Cherry's relationship, but eventually averted with Ian's admission that he turned Cherry down, having been intimidated by her.

* BrotherSisterIncest: Hinted at, with Ian and Cherry's relationship.

* PromotionToParent: Dawn becomes somewhat of a mother figure to Ian, who himself is somewhat of a child.

* ItRunsInTheFamily: the siblings are a mixture of criminals,

* FauxDocumentary: the entire series is filmed as a documentary.

''"Your dad's not your dad. Your dad's a sperm donor. And I'm your sister."''

The show spawned an unofficial somewhat-spinoff series concerning Jack Nibbs, a lonely man desperate to proof his validity as one of the Joneses, which eventually crossed over into the main series itself several times. After three months, both the main and unofficial series came to an end. The possibility of a return for the series was briefly hinted at, but as of 2012 no more information has surfaced, leaving the project effectively dead.