G'wed
- TV sitcom
- ITVX
- 2024
- 6 episodes (1 series)
Comedy about working class Liverpudlian teenagers. Stars Dylan Thomas-Smith, Jake Kenny-Byrne, Max Ainsworth, Dominic Murphy, Zak Douglas and more.
- Due to return for Series 2
Press clippings
Hit ITVX comedy G'wed wraps filming in Wirral
The second series of ITVX's hit comedy series G'wed is the latest project to receive investment from the Liverpool City Region Production Fund via Liverpool City Council's Film Office.
Birkenhead News, 4th September 2024Edinburgh TV Awards announces 2024 winners
Big Boys is amongst the winners at the Edinburgh TV Festival's annual awards, being named Best Comedy Series.
British Comedy Guide, 22nd August 2024G'wed recommissioned for two series
ITV's hit new comedy G'wed has been given a third series, before the second has even aired.
British Comedy Guide, 12th July 2024Edinburgh TV Festival 2024 awards nominees
Nominees have been announced for the 2024 awards of the annual Edinburgh TV Festival.
British Comedy Guide, 26th June 2024G'wed to return for Series 2
ITV's hit new sitcom G'wed has reportedly been recommissioned.
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Daily Mail, 24th April 2024Liverpool-set comedy G'wed enjoys success across ITVX, ITV1 and ITV2
Brand new Liverpool-set comedy G'wed, which launched back in February, has since seen 1.7m viewers for Episode 1 across ITVX, ITV1 and ITV2 and the series has been streamed 4.9 million times, becoming ITVX's biggest comedy since Changing Ends.
ITV, 18th April 2024"A funny, filthy classic in the making" - this rare beast of a sitcom has been criminally overlooked
Russell T Davies has raved about the hilarious new school-based show G'Wed, which dropped oh so quietly on ITVX. Fans of The Inbetweeners and Derry Girls will love it.
Stuart Heritage, The Guardian, 21st February 2024New six-part comedy G'Wed (ITVX), created by Danny Kenny and Mario Stylianides, about Liverpudlian schoolkids, is a bracing holler of cheek and spirit. Orphaned "posh southerner" Christopher (Jake Kenny-Byrne) is sent to live with his nan in Liverpool, where he's "mentored" at school by fellow student, gobby rapscallion Reece (Dylan Thomas Smith).
Containing echoes of comedies from recent years (PRU, Derry Girls), G'Wed (Scouse for "go ahead") is a white-knuckle riot of school, family (Reece's vibrant mother is played by Leanne Best), disruption, young love, social media, filthy banter, peacocking boys, queenly girls ("Lads are so thick"), race and diversity ("Come here, my curly haired little homophobe"). There are pokes at working-class stereotypes ("We're not all sitting around eating crack out of a binbag") as well as deeper meditations on grief, disability and identity. At times it all feels a tad hyperactive, but this young cast are firestarters who blow up the screen with seamless ensemble playing beyond their years.
Barbara Ellen, The Observer, 11th February 2024ITVX's G'wed cast announced
Upcoming ITVX comedy G'wed, focusing on a diverse group of young people in Liverpool, has revealed its full cast ahead of its debut early next year.
British Comedy Guide, 7th November 2023