Comedian Kiri Pritchard-Mclean rewinds through the BBC archive to unearth the most entertaining moments in Welsh TV. This time she's uncovering the mysteries of Wales. It’s a journey into the world of ghosts, UFOs and unexplained phenomena with a side helping of magical gnomes for good measure.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-Mclean rewinds through the BBC archive to unearth the most entertaining moments in Welsh TV. This time, she's celebrating the passions of the Welsh public. From bird fancying to street lamp collecting, Kiri discovers there is an eclectic mix of things we enjoy in Wales.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-Mclean rewinds through the BBC archive to unearth the most entertaining moments in Welsh TV. This time she's taking at look at Wales' most unique individuals and encountering a pensioner paperboy, a Dogsled enthusiast and kiss-o-gram messengers amongst other characters.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-Mclean rewinds through the BBC archive to unearth the most entertaining moments in Welsh TV. This time she's getting down to business and learning what it takes to invent an office-on-the-arm, smash It at work experience and even open a Noddy Museum.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-Mclean rewinds through the BBC archive to unearth the most entertaining moments in Welsh TV. This time she's discovering the different beliefs held by the Welsh nation. From public opinions on Margaret Thatcher to the secret ingredients in making a Welsh outside-half.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-Mclean rewinds through the BBC archive to unearth the most entertaining moments in Welsh TV.This time she's taking a look at what we do with our leisure time and discovers there’s lots to enjoy. From kids cinema screenings to opening your own fish hospital; we have many hobbies in Wales.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean looks for funny clips in the BBC Wales archive to discover iconic Welsh people, places and things.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean looks for funny clips in the BBC Wales archive to discover the things that drive us to go faster and bigger in the battle to become record breakers.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean looks for more funny clips in the BBC Wales archive to discover our hobbies, pastimes and all of the ways the Welsh have fun.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean takes no nonsense as she looks for more funny clips in the BBC Wales archives, showing shocking and hilarious stereotypes around Welsh women.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean looks for more funny clips in the BBC Wales archive to discover the things big and small that the Welsh like to spend their money on.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean looks for more funny clips in the BBC Wales archive to discover the things that annoy and infuriate the Welsh.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean rewinds the most amusing and engaging snippets from more than half a century of telly in Wales, this time looking at how people in Wales help out for a good cause. Wales is a nation that'll always go that extra mile, whether it’s by running, climbing a mountain on stilts or even printing a saucy calendar.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean rewinds the most entertaining clips from half a century of Welsh television, saluting the unlikely heroes of Wales. They come in all shapes and sizes, from Sooty the Guinea Pig to superstrong weightlifters, not to mention a gang of litter-picking heroes keeping our streets clean.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean rewinds the most amusing snippets from half a century of Welsh television, this time crashing some parties and finding out how the Welsh celebrate the things that really matter in life. From weddings to Saint David's Day, we’re a nation that likes to go that extra mile when it comes to marking special occasions.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean rewinds the quirkiest clips from half a century of Welsh television. This time, she's going back to the future to see how the nation has been ahead of its time, from building dancing robots to inventing musical instruments.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean rewinds the funniest snippets from half a century of Welsh telly, this time looking at those of us who think outside the box. From olive farmers to coracle fishermen, they’re all doing things a bit differently to help make Wales the best nation on the planet!

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean rewinds the most engaging clips from half a century of Welsh television, this time looking at Ynys Môn or Anglesey. From stunning scenery to marvellous characters, she’s finding out how the place she calls home has made an impact in Wales.

Here in Wales we love to be at the cutting edge of innovation. Kiri Pritchard-McLean dives into the TV archives in search of clips celebrating our inventions. She discovers a ridiculous contraption for walking along rooftops, a soap opera made of sweet wrappers and a device for sounding the alarm when it rains on the washing line.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean rummages through 50 years of archive looking for clips of some of our favourite Welsh celebrities. Who knew that Ryan and Ronnie once enrolled rugby legend Gareth Edwards into a dance routine? Catherine Zeta Jones and Roy Noble make a great double act in a tap routine and then there’s the time Richard Burton paid a visit to his home town. Not forgetting our first-ever reality celebrity, Maureen, who is determined to pass her driving test.

One of our favourite pastimes in Wales is eating and drinking and in this episode, Kiri Pritchard-McLean rummages through 50 years of TV archives to find some of the funniest clips about food and drink, whether it’s pressing apples to make cider, doing creative things with laverbread or gagging on oysters. She uncovers a gem of a clip featuring our beloved Ray Gravell who invites chef Keith Floyd to cook up a cawl for the rugby team. Things take an hilarious turn when Keith takes a tumble while carrying a large plate of food.

Comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean takes a look at Wales on the global stage. From our showbiz and sports talent to our famous natural landscapes and unique way of life, the world is taking an interest in Wales. Kiri unearths a long-forgotten clip of king of comedy Max Boyce being put through his paces at a ranch in USA. From being thrown off a bucking horse to risking his life with an angry bull, Max’s global debut is one to watch.

There’s no doubt that the Welsh are a nation of animal lovers, but comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean’s trawl through the BBC archives proves just how animal-mad we are. There are tales of two-legged, four-legged and no-legged friends here, including a heroic mountain rescue dog, a bionic cat, and prehistoric fish. Join Kiri and watch the fur and feathers fly!

We love the great outdoors in Wales, from running through the fields to planting a row of potatoes, being in the open air is one of our favourite things to do. Kiri Pritchard-McLean digs through the TV archives to find the best clips about our gardens and outdoor spaces from Wales.