The first episode of Gogglebocs Cymru has aired and viewers across Wales were not left disappointed. The S4C programme, voiced by comedian Tudur Owen, started on the channel on Wednesday, November 2 and featured friends and families all over Wales, including Brynamman, Cardiff, Carmarthen, Caernarfon, Denbigh and Llanelli - and even across the border in Bolton.
Gogglebocs Cymru is part of S4C's birthday celebrations, marking 40 years of broadcasting and is based on the popular Channel 4 series, Gogglebox, which enters its 20th series and sees members of the public become armchair critics as they comment on the television shows and films they are watching. The first episode of the Welsh-language series was filled with golden TV moments, great observations and laughs along the way.
The start of the programme saw nature observer Iolo Williams, described as "the Welsh David Attenborough" by one of the cast members, visiting the Isle of Anglesey in his new BBC show Iolo's Anglesey. While visiting Ynys Seiriol (Puffin Island) off Anglesey, Iolo encountered on a group of nesting birds called shags.
