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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

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For a more complete list, see List of Welsh-language programmes.

Drama

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Comedy

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Soap

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Talk show

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Sport

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Produced in both Welsh and English languages

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The list shows the original title of the series in Welsh followed by the English language title.

Drama

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Comedy

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For children

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English language only

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Filming Torchwood in Cardiff bay

Drama

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Comedy

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Soap

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Non-fiction

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Notable series filmed in Wales

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Drama

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Comedy

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Factual

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See also

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References

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