Bradley Walsh’s Million Pound Shot airs Sunday, November 1, 2026 at 9pm GMT in the UK.
It is a one-off broadcast on Channel 4 — not a technology launch, not a global streaming event, and not scheduled for any international television or streaming release.
Where to watch
| Country | Channel or service | Free or paid |
|---|
| UK | Channel 4 (linear and on-demand) | Free |
The show will be available to stream immediately after broadcast on Channel 4’s free streaming platform. Viewers need only a valid UK postcode (e.g., SE1 7PB) to register for an account.
No other country has a licensed broadcaster or streaming partner for the show. Sources confirm there are no plans for US, Canadian, Australian, or Indian distribution, on TV or via platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, or Disney+.
Free options are limited to the UK-only Channel 4 service. There is no free international simulcast, no YouTube premiere, no BBC iPlayer carryover, and no Channel 4 International app.
What to expect from the event remains deliberately ambiguous. The show is billed as a live studio quiz with three contestants competing for £1 million, but internet sleuths point to red flags: a non-primetime 9pm slot, producer Tim Hancock’s history with hoax programming (The Experiment, Greg Wallace: The Miracle Meat), and reports of unusually strict NDAs for audience members. If genuine, it’s a high-stakes studio contest hosted by Walsh. If staged, it’s a televised prank, and either way, it’s designed to air once.
Channel 4 has not announced follow-up episodes, spin-offs, or digital extensions. No companion app, second-screen experience, or interactive voting layer is referenced in the sources.
The broadcast ends the event, no encore, no rerun window beyond Channel 4’s standard 30-day on-demand shelf life. No global rollout is in the works. No regional variants exist. No subtitles or dubs have been confirmed.
For UK residents abroad, TechRadar notes that VPN use may allow access to Channel 4, but Hitechreports does not recommend or detail such workarounds, nor does it list services like NordVPN as viewing options. We report only what’s officially available where.
This is not a tech product, not a software release, and not tied to any hardware or platform update. It is a UK television special, and nothing more.
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