Adre (TV series)

Adre (English: Home) is a Welsh language television programme, presented by Nia Parry and broadcast on S4C since August 2017. In each programme Parry is invited into the home of a well-known Welsh personality, discovering what it tells us about the person's character, background and career.[2] Parry then interviews the personality about their life and history. During production the crew spend two days filming at each house.

Adre
GenreFactual entertainment
Presented byNia Parry
Country of originWales
Original language(s)Welsh
No. of series4
No. of episodes33 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)Beca Evans[1]
Producer(s)Ffion Jones
Production location(s)Various
Running time30 minutes (inc. adverts)
Production company(s)Boom Cymru
Release
Original network
Picture format16:9 1080p (HDTV)
Audio formatStereo
Original release16 August 2017 (2017-08-16) 
present
Chronology
Related showsThrough the Keyhole
External links
Website
Production website

Transmissions

SeriesStart dateEnd dateEpisodes
116 August 201728 January 20187
26 June 201822 August 201810
Special24 December 20181
32 January 201913 February 20197
42 December 201920 January 20207
Special23 December 20191

Episodes

Series 1 (2017−18)

EpisodeCelebrity homeownerOriginal air dateAve. UK viewers
(millions)
1Dafydd Iwan16 August 20170.29
2Roy Noble23 August 20170.27
3Angharad Llwyd30 August 20170.18
4Nia Roberts7 January 2018N/A (<0.22)
5Sian James14 January 2018N/A (<0.20)
6Cefyn Burgess21 January 20180.21
7Llwyd Owen28 January 2018N/A (<0.21)

Series 2 (2018)

EpisodeCelebrity homeownerOriginal air dateAve. UK viewers
(millions)
1Bethan Gwanas6 June 20180.20
2Aeron Pughe13 June 2018N/A
3Angharad Mair20 June 20180.19
4Aneirin Karadog27 June 20180.16
5Tara Bethan4 July 20180.18
6Morgan Jones11 July 20180.13
7Lowri Evans18 July 2018N/A (<0.15)
8Caryl Parry Jones1 August 20180.20
9Tony ac Aloma15 August 20180.20
10Rhys Mwyn22 August 20180.15

Christmas Special (2018)

A Christmas special, Adre Nadolig, was broadcast on 24 December 2018 and visited a number of celebrities to see how they celebrated the festive season.[3]

EpisodeCelebrity homeownerOriginal air dateAve. UK viewers
(millions)
1Cefin Roberts
Dewi 'Pws' Morris
Betty Ann
Keith Jones
24 December 20180.31

Series 3 (2019)

EpisodeCelebrity homeownerOriginal air dateAve. UK viewers
(millions)
1Dai Jones2 January 20190.21
2Elliw Gwawr9 January 20190.28
3Aled Hall16 January 20190.26
4Sharon Morgan23 January 20190.25
5Dafydd Wigley and Elinor Bennett30 January 20190.31
6Arwyn Davies6 February 20190.28
7Brynmor Williams13 February 2019N/A (<0.19)

Series 4 (2019−20)

EpisodeCelebrity homeownerOriginal air dateAve. UK viewers
(millions)
1Gareth Wyn Jones2 December 20190.33
2Heledd Cynwal9 December 20190.30
3Myrddin ap Dafydd16 December 20190.29
4Mandy Watkins30 December 2019N/A (<0.17)
5Iwan Griffiths6 January 2020N/A (<0.18)
6Elin Manahan Thomas13 January 20200.20
7Owen Powell20 January 20200.14

Christmas Special (2019)

A Christmas special, Adre Nadolig, was broadcast on 23 December 2019 and visited three over-the-top people decorating their house for the festive period.

EpisodeHomeownerOriginal air dateAve. UK viewers
(millions)
123 December 20190.18
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References

  1. "Pobl Boom". Boom Cymru. 1 May 2020. Retrieved 1 May 2020.
  2. "Sbecian drwy dwll bach y clo gyda Nia Parry". Daily Post (in Welsh). 12 August 2017. Retrieved 6 February 2019.
  3. Daniel Bissett (15 December 2018). "Nia Parry visits the home of Welsh celebrities in Adre Nadolig". North Wales Live. Retrieved 6 February 2019.
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