Yes, on iplayer. That explains that, then. Diolch
I had no idea Un Bore Mercher was on in Welsh! I found on on this latest series. I watched a few episodes in Welsh then watched them all in English. Was funny becasue I had a moment where I couldnāt grasp the English my brain was confused. I just this week decided to try and learn welsh again.
I only stopped watching in Welsh because I was trying to listen and pick up words I knew and also read the English so I couldnāt concentrate on the programme.
Iām really enjoying watching āCodi Pacā at the moment. As it features a different part of Wales each week, itās great for picking up different accents and dialetcs. Iāve watched the last two episodes without subtitles and have been surprised at how much Iāve understood.
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Just been searching to see if this is still available. So funny! Unfortunately, it seems not 
Try this link @jason-dickinson. Seems there might be a few still avaiable https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p07bvmlp/codi-pac-cyfres-3-yr-wyddgrug
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Diolch, Jenny. I meant to post that comment as a reply to the one about Llanifeiliad though. SO funny!
BUT I am definitely going to watch this - looks great.
Bwyd Epic Chris is absolutely brilliant for learners as he uses a lot of english words when he speaks Cofi. Whatās also awesome is his recipes and general character on screen; my mouth was watering when I watched the Findus chrispy pancakes episode. Itās the first tv show where I donāt walk away thinking that I only understood half of what went on haha.
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Am Dro is a good programme with the added bonus of some great scenery of course. Thereās a one off celebrity special and the first series on S4C at the moment.
I watched the Christmas special of Adre recently which is about people who go to extremes with their decorations at home. Pretty jaw dropping stuff actually. Recommended.
Iāve also been watching the repeats of CāMon Midffild which probably raises a smile rather than being laugh out loud. The scene with Wali sitting on Mr Pictonās knee while he plays Santa in the Christmas special was pretty funny.
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Noticed last night that the first programme of the new Am Dro! series is on the player now.
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Has anyone watched the reruns of Cāmon Midffild! ? Itās described as a āclassic comedyā. I wouldnāt say it makes me laugh out loud but itās quite watchable and has its chucklesome moments. Someone told me itās regarded as a bit Marmiteā¦ you either love or hate it. What do others think?
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Great prog
Gonna sound like a grumpy old man -
Do I need a TV licence to only watch S4C on demand: Clic? Not sure if itās classed as a BBC or Channel 4 product. @siaronjames do you happen to know, Siaron. Or @rob
Itās not classed as BBC or Channel 4, but it depends how you watch.
You need a TV licence if you watch or record live TV on any channel, or through any provider.
You donāt need one if you donāt watch any live TV and you only ever watch on demand or catch up programmes on services other than BBC iPlayer.
So you donāt need a licence to watch S4C TV on demand but you will need a licence if you watch or record S4C programmes as theyāre being shown on TV or live on an online TV service, or you download or watch S4C programmes on iPlayer ā live, catch up or on demand. This applies to any device and provider you use.
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Mae cyfres newydd o Iaith ar Daith ar S4C nawr. Mae rhaglen cyntaf gyda Steve Backshall. Gwnaeth eān dda ar ol dim ond dechrau un mis cyn y rhaglen.
Coming soon!
A series that kept me busy last year will be airing soon on S4C and I hope youāll all enjoy it.
āCymru, Dad a Fiā will start on S4C at 8.25pm on April 6th (and be on Clic/iPlayer for 35 days after each broadcast).
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Just watched the excellent Terfysg yn y Bae oān S4C on iPlayer - programme about the Cardiff race riots of 1919. Contains some pretty strong racist language in some of the historical accounts, inevitably, but also tries to contextualise it with BLM & a more inclusive, celebratory attitude to the subsequent history & culture of the area.
The presenter speaks Southern Welsh (of course) nice & slowly, although there are chunks where heās interviewing people who are non-Welsh speaking in English. The younger Welsh speakers he interviews speak slightly faster but pretty clearly, with only a light sprinkling of Wenglish; some of the archive footage is slightly harder, but there isnāt much of it.
In terms of representation (nothing about us without us) the presenter & most of the interviewees are all mixed race/POC - a few white academics where they were obviously the relevant specialists - so the overall feel of the thing is quite positive, even though the topic is decidedly difficult.
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I stumbled across a programme called Yr Wythnos yesterday. It was a round up of the weekās news, but every now and then a word would pop up at the bottom of the screen with its English translation. It was really useful for more unusual vocabulary and it was fairly easy to follow the rest of the content because I already had an idea what it was about. I liked it!
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Thanks for the recommendation. Just watched and really enjoyed it although challenging to hear about this part of Welsh history. Good for listening practice too.
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Iāve just caught up with Fflam through S4C/Clic but the last episode had a cliffhanger ending! Does anyone know if there are more coming along? Or do I have to wait until after the summer? 
Anrhegion Melys Richard Holt - no subtitles but very visual and his cakes are extraordinary! 