Blaze TV Guide — Friday, 5 June 2026

After obtaining shocking new data on the ceramics that came out of the Mesa, the team performs a final and explosively revealing experiment on the Bubble

In 2016, multiple witnesses in and around the village of Pentyrch, south Wales, saw a vast triangular UFO appearing in the night sky, ejecting smaller red and green craft before engaging in a battle with the RAF, culminating in its apparent shooting down. The presenter and astrophysicist Sarah Cruddas examine video evidence of the alleged UFO crash site and consider natural phenomena before speaking to UFO investigator Gari Jones from the Swansea UFO Network, who has failed to get a clear explanation from the military of these events

An examination of several seemingly impossible things 'caught on film'. This episode features footage purportedly of alien pilots in a UFO cockpit. Plus, the claims that a Australian man stumbled upon an alien corpse on the pavement

Enthusiasts scour the country, challenging themselves to make money out of buying and selling other people's automotive junk and classic collectibles

The staff receive complaints from customers that a staff member has been letting customers cut in line in exchange for a tip. They later find out that Anton, who works the pawn desk, is responsible

Seth swaps the workstations for two members of his team. However, Les becomes angered at the situation, feeling that the arrangement was good enough in the first place

Jeff calls in sick, leading to Seth to order everyone to stay away from his desk in any circumstances. He then finds Bobby J in the banned area, polishing a ring for a customer

David Dickinson and his team travel around the country assessing items brought in by members of the public, who either take the cash for their antiques or gamble at auction

David Dickinson and the team value antiques in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. Helen Gardiner examines some Wade pottery pigs, while David Hakeney looks at a Royal Doulton jug and bowl. Plus, Stewart Hofgartner considers buying a Huntley & Palmers biscuit tin

Rick gets a visit from The Boss when a Bruce Springsteen tour jacket rocks into the store. Meanwhile, Corey checks out some motorcycle art

Rick checks out a bass guitar signed by Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones and The Who's John Entwistle

Upcycler Sarah Peterson's creativity is tested with a tired set of cane chairs, while robot maker Mark Haig's challenge is to come up with a new use for an old video projector. For his own project, presenter Jay Blades gets crafty with a collection of discarded windows

Enthusiasts scour the country, challenging themselves to make money out of buying and selling other people's automotive junk and classic collectibles

Hoping to uncover a wealth of treasures, the buyers travel to the town of Aurora, where Roy soon spots a hidden gem that may give him the upper hand

The buyers visit Orangeville, Ontario, where Ursula is determined to prove she is a major player, while Paul and Bogart uncover an unusual item

Brampton becomes a battleground as Roy blasts the buyers with rude and crude comments, while Cindy does her best to throw Ursula off her game

In Orangeville, the buyers resort to mind games to intimidate the competition. Roy manages to distract Cindy, but gets caught up in Ursula's charm

Roy uncovers a potentially lucrative item, before Bogart finds a locker that he knows a thing or two about

Competition between the auction specialists comes to a head on Rick's birthday when the buyers find several intriguing items

Roy arrives at an auction incognito, hoping it will improve his luck, but the other bidders are unsure about the newcomer

Ursula makes a large bid to win a fashion locker in Rick and Cindy's home town, and hopes the clothes will be worth the gamble

A rescue buoy from the set of Baywatch signed by David Hasselhoff is brought in, as well as two flintlock blunderbuss pistols. Rick and Corey check out a six-person solar bike

A Civil War drum is brought into the shop, as well as an 1834 book with the original rules of baseball, and a customer brings in a 1970s skateboard

Enthusiasts scour the country, challenging themselves to make money out of buying and selling other people's automotive junk and classic collectibles

Sarah Moore sees what people are about to throw away at Dunbar Recycling Centre, rescuing a set of drawers, an unwanted computer desk and an old accordion case for transformation

Investigators find evidence suggesting that ancient aliens saved humanity from great floods, and contemplate whether mankind may one day need to rely on the intervention of extra-terrestrials again

Craig and space journalist Sarah Cruddas scrutinise an astonishing case that took place in November 2018 off the west coast of Ireland, in which multiple pilots saw bizarre lights through their cockpit windows. Ted Roe, Director of Research at the National Aviation Reporting Centre shares extraordinary insights into the sighting, while an ex-Nato air traffic controller - under the cover of anonymity - acts as a whistle-blower, spilling more secrets of the sky and the shocking lengths that governments are prepared to go to hide the truth