Blaze TV Guide — Monday, 8 June 2026

Documentary exploring anomalies appearing on satellite images. This episode explores Nazis and cannibals in the Black Forest, Russia's tectonic terror weapon and jungle guerrillas on the warpath

Looking at the origin of superstitions surrounding numbers and why so many people are fearful of certain numbers, like the number 13. The fear is so disturbing that hotels skip the 13th floor and airplanes the 13th row

The patterns in fields, which appear overnight and without any warning. What are crop circles, why are they there and what could they possibly signify? Do they come from other worlds?

The Renaissance was a time of great enlightenment throughout Europe, advances were made in both science and the arts. Many paintings have a mysterious common feature, what some would call today a UFO

The mystery surrounding a mass produced series of paintings of crying children, a popular artwork in many houses in the 1980s

Unexpected things revealed by catastrophic disasters, featuring a mythical sculpture unearthed by an Indian tsunami, a 12th-century temple in quake-prone Mexico and a sunken ship in Utah's Great Salt Lake

Tony Robinson embarks on expeditions through some of Britain's most historic landscapes in search of the richest stories from the nation's past. He begins with a 40-mile walk along the Derwent Valley in the Peak District, where the world's industrial revolution was born. En route he visits the sleepy village of Cromford to find out about the work of entrepreneur Richard Arkwright, and stops off at a 900-year-old stately home that has been used as the location for three Jane Eyre films. Brian Blessed also introduces Tony to the joys - and the significance - of the Cromford canal, before this leg of his journey ends in Derby

Tony Robinson sets off on a 45-mile hike through the countryside of the Weald in Kent and the Downs of East Sussex to discover the area's rich and surprising Tudor heritage. At Penshurst Place, author Philippa Gregory helps him relish the fate of the Grand Duke of Buckingham at the hands of the young Henry VIII. From there, he travels up what used to be secret paths to Hever Castle and finds out how the monarch's reign brought not only huge social, political and industrial change, but also fame and disaster to the women who caught his eye He ends this leg of his journey in Lewes, where he relives one of the more brutal monastic dissolutions

David Dickinson and the team arrive in Wood Green, north London, to help members of the public sort the treasures from their trash. Among the items catching the eyes of expert antiques dealers Jan Keyne, David Ford, Ian Towning and Mark Stevens are an Atlas clock, some Crown Derby cutlery and a large amount of gold

Rick checks out a rare 1589 manual for war practices and fortifying defences after it is brought into his store

A signed script from Seinfeld hits the store, while Chum and Corey go over a barrel for a vintage Donkey Kong arcade machine

Sarah Moore salvages more items from a recycling centre in Witley, Surrey, with Daniel Heath and Simion Hawtin-Smith helping transforming a floor lamp and a chaise longue

Compilation of episodes from the show Junk & Disorderly, which features Henry Cole and other restorers buying, fixing, and selling automotive junk

When the Taylor brothers show up, Brandon and Lori have a new civil war on their hands. Brandon and Jesse are forced to team up and help each other to gamble on a once-in-a-lifetime locker

A smelly bin scares away most bidders, but it ends up being a great score for T-Money. Brandon and Lori win a scary bin that may or may not have value. Brandon and Lori believe the Taylor brothers sabotaged their plans and it comes down to blows for the boys. You don't mess with Brandon and Lori's business

Buyers haggle over a locker filled with vintage surfing gear. Brandon and Lori get a busted bin that contains a glass case filled with an unidentifiable goo. Later, things get overly intense during the day's final auction

The buyers try their luck with vault units in San Diego. Brandon and Lori try to stick the Taylor brothers with a questionable vault, but it may just end biting them in the rear. Terrell hits it big with a vault everyone thought was worthless and the Taylor brothers win a vault with a wet-bike

Brandon and Lori try to win valuable lots at auction. Sean uncovers a bin which has been used for a big prank, while Jesse forges controversial allegiances

Minds are blown when two of the buyers team up for a major score. Jesse takes a big gamble on some African art

Brandon and Jesse find themselves in a do-or-die war. A newbie steals a prize unit out from under the regulars, while later Brandon and Lori unearth a five-alarm find

Buyers bid big on a locker packed with what looks like rare art. Papa Bear spies a profit in a dumpy unit, while expensive looking sky-diving equipment ignites a bidding war

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

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

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

Experts explore the disappearance of civilisations throughout time and across the globe, wondering if clues left in their wake point to an otherwordly explanation

Craig and space journalist Sarah Cruddas consider incidents over the US that it has been suggested are being covered up by the Pentagon. They take on the US Navy UAP videos - the 'Tic-Tac' footage, filmed from the USS Nimitz in 2004 off San-Diego, and the 'Go-Fast' and 'Gimbal' videos filmed between 2014 and 2015 off the East Coast in the Atlantic from the USS Theodore Roosevelt