Bradley Walsh, known for hosting ITV's The Chase, is returning to Sky with a second series of his travel show, this time investigating UFOs, alien mysteries, Atlantis and Stonehenge. The 66-year-old presenter's new series, Bradley Walsh: Out of This World, follows his first season which explored the Egyptian Pyramids and conspiracy theories around their construction.
Investigating UFOs and Military Encounters
The series begins with Bradley examining Britain's declassified Ministry of Defence files, starting with a conversation with Nick Pope, which was his final interview before he died in April 2026. He then investigates the Rendlesham Forest incident with firsthand testimony from Lieutenant Colonel Charles 'Chuck' Halt, before travelling to Arizona to meet Dr Lynne Kitei, a witness to the Phoenix Lights.
Bradley also speaks to leading scientists and experts, before entering "the mysterious world of military UAP encounters and government disclosure." Drawing on first-hand accounts from former US military personnel who observed the 'Tic Tac' object, he examines recently declassified files and questions whether decades of concealment have obscured something exceptional.
Underwater Mysteries and Ancient Legends
He journeys to Sweden, which houses the world's largest UFO archive, to investigate peculiar objects reported underwater, examining the 'Ghost Rockets' of the 1940s and the Baltic Sea Anomaly in the Gulf of Bothnia.
In the third instalment, Bradley explores the myth of Atlantis, travelling from Gibraltar to Cadiz in southern Spain to search for evidence beneath the waves. He learns of ancient structures hidden along the shoreline and hears about submerged walls, columns and ruins discovered on the seabed.
Stonehenge and The Chase Around The World
Finally, Bradley returns to Britain to examine how Stonehenge was constructed, how its massive stones were transported, and why its alignments with the sun and moon continue to captivate us 5,000 years later.
This comes after ITV launched The Chase Around The World earlier this year, a spin-off which saw Bradley and The Chasers take on challenges across Europe, with six teams of two working to win £100,000. Ahead of that series airing, Bradley shared: “I would describe it as The Chase... but around the world! It’s out and about. It was very different doing it on location, in these incredible places, instead of being in a studio. I’ve been locked in Elstree Studios for 17 years!”
Bradley Walsh: Out of This World will be available from Tuesday, November 3, on Sky HISTORY and Sky Play, with Bradley Walsh: Egypt’s Cosmic Code available to watch now.
