Ruth Jones in 2008-9, "Ruth Jones' Sunday Brunch". In 2010, the company had comedy and light entertainment production credits with BBC Two and BBC Three. It has made two 90-minute comedy dramas for S4C and light entertainment shows for BBC Wales and the topical radio series called What's the Story for Radio Wales, the predecessor to The Leek. Tidy Productions also produced 58 episodes of the comedy drama "Stella" for Sky TV. The first series aired in 2012. It was Jones' first major comedy project since "Gavin and Stacey"; Jones created, executive produced and storylined the show with David Peet. Jones stars
Stacey Jones for the 2008 World Cup. Participating in this game made Jones realise he still wanted to play rugby league. On 7 November 2008 it was announced that Stacey Jones had re-signed as a player with the New Zealand Warriors on a one-year contract for 2009. He reportedly signed a contract worth over $220,000. In his March 2009 return game to the NRL, Jones set up two tries and guided his team to a 26–24 victory over Manly, reaffirming his nickname as "The Little General". Despite being predicted to play mostly off the bench in 2009, the early release of incumbent