Bradley Walsh is set to investigate UFOs, Atlantis and Stonehenge in his new Sky History series, Bradley Walsh: Out of This World, available from November 3.
Second series for Sky History
The Chase star, 66, who has previously appeared in Coronation Street and Doctor Who, fronted a Sky docuseries on the Egyptian Pyramids last year. He is now turning his attention to extra-terrestrial activity with his second series for Sky History.
Bradley Walsh: Out of This World is set to see Bradley investigate some of the greatest mysteries in our skies, on our land and beneath our seas. A synopsis teased: “With his trademark humour, curiosity and willingness to ask the questions the rest of us are thinking, Bradley travels across Britain, Europe and America in search of answers to one enormous question: are we really alone?”
UFO investigations and military encounters
Gladiators host Bradley will begin with UFOs, delving into Britain’s declassified Ministry of Defence files. He starts with a conversation with Nick Pope, which was his final interview before he died in April 2026, before exploring the infamous Rendlesham Forest incident with firsthand testimony from Lieutenant Colonel Charles ‘Chuck’ Halt. He then travels to Arizona to meet Dr Lynne Kitei, a witness to the extraordinary Phoenix Lights.
Bradley also speaks to leading scientists and experts, before entering “the mysterious world of military UAP encounters and government disclosure”. With first-hand testimony from former US military personnel who witnessed the extraordinary ‘Tic Tac’ object, Bradley explores newly released files and asks whether decades of secrecy have hidden something extraordinary, amid growing pressure on the US government to reveal what it knows.
He also travels to Sweden - home to the world’s largest UFO archive – to explore stranger objects reported beneath the waves, investigating the bizarre ‘Ghost Rockets’ of the 1940s and the mysterious Baltic Sea Anomaly discovered resting on the seabed of the Gulf of Bothnia.
Atlantis and Stonehenge
In the third episode, Bradley delves into the legend of Atlantis, journeying from Gibraltar to Cadiz in southern Spain to see if he can find evidence in the sea. Sky teased: “Bradley learns of ancient structures hidden along the shoreline before heading out to sea to hear about submerged walls, columns and ruins discovered on the seabed. From ancient legends to underwater discoveries, Bradley follows the clues in search of a civilisation lost for thousands of years. Could he finally have found the lost island of Atlantis?”
Finally, Bradley returns to Britain to scrutinise how Stonehenge was built, how its enormous stones were transported across Britain, and why its remarkable alignments with the sun and moon still fascinate us 5,000 years later.
The announcement concluded: “From UFOs and USOs to Atlantis, Stonehenge and crop circles, Bradley approaches the unexplained with an open mind, a healthy dose of scepticism and plenty of laughs. It’s a global adventure like no other.”
Pyramid exploration background
This comes after his exploration into the Pyramids, with Bradley previously telling Metro: “I’ve wanted to do this for such a long time now, since the age of 12. I’ve never been to Egypt before and it was an opportunity to be able to go and put right some of the wrongs from misinformation out there on the web.
“I’ve since had a look and seen what people are saying about the Pyramids online, and they still believe that it’s been built not by the ancient Egyptians but by extra-terrestrials. But these people have never been to Egypt and they’re getting people telling them stuff that they’re handing on, and it’s then third-hand.”
After his own discoveries, he continued: “At last, what I deem now as truth is out, and I can explain to everyone that it was the ancient Egyptians.” He added: “It’s something out of this world.”
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.
