Comic monologues from the bedsit poet, philosopher and lost cause. Siadwel tears a hole in his balaclava and Nan repairs the hole, but sews it to his head as well. Show more

Comic monologues from the bedsit poet, philosopher and lost cause. Siadwel gets his line in the pantomime wrong, goes to a seance, and tries to clean some stained glass windows. Show more

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Siadwel's girlfriend Gravel is possessed by the demonic spirit of Rhyl, and he loses control of his anorak.

Siadwel has turned being a loser into an art form. In the last episode of this series, he gets an unusual part in the school nativity play and fails to be in the school photograph.

Siadwel meets school bully Gary Price for the first time and is adopted by a family of monkeys.

Wales's favourite lost cause, Siadwel, finds out why there are dead flies in the undertaker's window, plus Nan makes soup out of the previous year's Christmas decorations.

Siadwel finds out why the Welsh love tradition and has a chat with the Reverend Harry Looyah.

Siadwel meets the president of the Welsh Hippopotamus Society, and his girlfrend Gravel poses for the Western Male.

Siadwel pays tribute to Dai Horribly, the health and safety expert who invented the fire exit, and bumps into Nan on her way to the Nearly Dead Club.

Siadwel gets confused by his shoes, goes to his girlfriend Gravel's Tupperware party and reminisces about Dim Ysmygu, the man who invented the No Smoking sign.

Comic monologues from the bedsit poet, philosopher and lost cause. Siadwel finds out that his tortoise isn't a tortoise, plus dad's string vest causes trouble. Show more

John Sparkes stars in comic monologues from the bedsit poet, philosopher and lost cause.

Siadwel presents some of the best bits from the last three series, featuring his girlfriend Gravel, the Reverend Harry Looyah, Gary Price, Grandad and Bill Thwells. Show more

Siadwel presents more of the best bits from the last three series featuring his half brother who, despite not having a top half to his body, still played rugby for the school. Show more