Sky HISTORY has released the official teaser trailer for season two of ‘Bradley Walsh: Out of This World,’ as the presenter returns to investigate UFOs, ancient civilisations and some of the strangest mysteries on Earth.
Following his exploration of the pyramids in the first season, Bradley turns his attention to the unexplained, travelling across Britain, Europe and America in search of answers to one enormous question: are we really alone?
Armed with his trademark humour, boundless curiosity and willingness to ask the questions everyone else is thinking, Bradley explores some of the greatest mysteries in our skies, on our land and beneath our seas.
The new season begins with UFOs, as Bradley delves into Britain’s declassified Ministry of Defence files and speaks to Nick Pope in what was his final filmed interview before his death in April 2026. He also investigates the infamous Rendlesham Forest incident, hearing first-hand testimony from Lieutenant Colonel Charles ‘Chuck’ Halt, before travelling to Arizona to meet Phoenix Lights witness Dr Lynne Kitei. Along the way, he speaks with leading scientists and experts, including Dr Sarah Cruddas and Rob Sparks, as he searches for evidence of extraterrestrial life.
Episode two turns to military encounters with unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) and the growing pressure on the US government to disclose what it knows. Bradley hears from former US military personnel Lieutenant Commander Alex Dietrich and Jeffrey Nuccetelli, who witnessed the extraordinary ‘Tic Tac’ object. He also travels to Sweden to explore the world’s largest UFO archive, investigating the bizarre ‘Ghost Rockets’ reported in the 1940s and the mysterious Baltic Sea Anomaly discovered on the seabed of the Gulf of Bothnia.
Next, Bradley tackles one of history’s most enduring legends: Atlantis. Following clues left by Plato almost 2,400 years ago, and guided by historian Tony McMahon, he journeys from Gibraltar to Cadiz in southern Spain. There, explorer and researcher Michael Donnellan believes remarkable evidence of the lost civilisation may lie beneath the waves. From ancient structures along the shoreline to submerged walls, columns and ruins reportedly discovered on the seabed, Bradley follows the trail to discover whether Atlantis could finally be found.
The final episode brings the investigation back to Britain, where Bradley gains exclusive access to Stonehenge. He examines who built the prehistoric monument, how its enormous stones were transported across the country and why its extraordinary alignments with the sun and moon continue to fascinate us 5,000 years later.
Wiltshire also provides the backdrop for another peculiar mystery: crop circles. As the county is a hotspot for UFO sightings and crop-circle formations, Bradley meets eyewitnesses, researchers and the secretive human makers behind some of the elaborate designs. He even attempts to create a formation himself, throwing himself into the weird and wonderful world of crop circles.
From UFOs and USOs to Atlantis, Stonehenge and mysterious crop formations, Bradley approaches the unexplained with an open mind, a healthy dose of scepticism and plenty of laughs.
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‘Bradley Walsh: Out of This World’ season two premieres Tuesday 3 November on Sky HISTORY and HISTORY Play, with all episodes available on the same day.
