List of Welsh television programmes
This is a list of Welsh television programmes including those produced or commissioned in Wales. This page also separately lists programmes filmed in Wales.
Welsh language only
Drama
- Alys[1]
- Caerdydd[2]
- Yr Amgueddfa[3]
- Y Goleudy[4]
- Gwaith/Cartref[5]
- 35 Diwrnod[6]
- Cowbois ac Injans[7]
- Con Passionate[8]
- Pen Talar[9]
- Y Pris[10]
Comedy
- C'mon Midffîld![11]
- Cara Fi[12]
Soap
- Pobol y Cwm[13]
- Rownd a Rownd[14]
Talk show
- Heno[15]
- Wedi 7[16]
- Y Byd ar Bedwar[17]
Sport
- Clwb Rygbi[18]
- Sgorio[19]
Produced in both Welsh and English languages
The list shows the original title of the series in Welsh followed by the English language title.
Drama
- Y Gwyll / Hinterland[20]
- Un Bore Mercher / Keeping Faith[21]
- Dal y Mellt / Rough Cut[22]
- Y Golau / The Light in the Hall[23]
- Craith / Hidden[24]
- Bang[25]
- Yr Heliwr / A Mind to Kill[26]
Comedy
For children
- Sam Tân / Fireman Sam[28][29]
- SuperTed[28]
- Testament: Y Beibl Wedi'i Animeiddio / Testament: The Bible in Animation
English language only
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Drama
- Steeltown Murders[30][31]
- A Discovery of Witches[32]
- Torchwood[33]
- Baker Boys[34]
- First Degree[35]
- Crash[36]
- The Bench[37]
- Belonging[38]
- We Are Seven[39]
- The District Nurse[40][41]
- Off to Philadelphia in the Morning[42]
- Telltale[43]
- Mortimer's Law[44][43]
- Nuts and Bolts[43]
- Doctor Who (produced by BBC Wales since 2005)[45][46]
- Casualty (produced by BBC Wales from 2012)[43]
- Jack of Hearts[47]
- Ennal's Point[48]
Comedy
- Stella[43]
- Barry Welsh Is Coming[43]
- High Hopes[49]
- Satellite City[50]
Soap
- Taff Acre[51]
Non-fiction
- The Dragon Has Two Tongues[52]
- Scrum V[53]
- Wales at Six[54]
- Wales This Week[55]
- Wild Wales[56]
- Coal House[57]
- BBC Wales Today[58]
Notable series filmed in Wales
Drama
- Willow[59]
- Sex Education[60]
- Sherlock[43]
- Merlin[43]
- The Magnificent Evans[43]
- Requiem[43]
- Da Vinci's Demons[43]
- Mine All Mine[43]
- Will[43]
- Born to Kill[43]
- The Indian Doctor[43]
- The Bastard Executioner[43]
- Britannia[43]
- Decline and Fall[43]
- The Accident[61]
- The Pembrokeshire Murders[62]
Comedy
- Gavin & Stacey[63]
Factual
See also
External links
- 50 of the greatest Welsh TV shows ever made
- The long forgotten Welsh TV shows you may have overlooked
- BBC Store celebrates St David’s Day with release of the Welsh Drama at the BBC collection
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