ITV's Bradley & Barney Walsh: Breaking Dad viewers all say same thing as series 6 ends

series six concluded on Tuesday (May 6) evening with the father and son duo taking in the sights and sounds of Chiang Mai, northern Thailand. The two have been travelling across Japan and Thailand, with stops to check out activities like sumo wrestling in Tokyo, bungee jumping in Gifu, go-karting in Osaka, and Muay Thai training in Bangkok.

In episode six, arranged a death-defying jungle roller coaster ride, which is supposed to offer a unique and thrilling way to experience the lush surroundings - if you can keep your eyes open to enjoy it that is. They also sampled the smelliest fruit in the world, which Bradley appeared more horrified by the price - £36 - than the taste and smell, and a wooden go-kart race that looks certain to invalidate anyone's travel insurance.

After another enjoyable episode, Bradley and Barney reflected on their six seasons of the show and shared some of their favourite memories from past series. While most fans loved the walk down memory lane, many feared what the clip show could mean.

Taking to X, one user wrote: "Really hope this wasn't the last series! I really enjoy watch Bradley and Barney's adventures!! #breakingdad". Another person worried: "Genuinely hope this isn't the final episode of #BreakingDad that I've watched tonight, this father and son are great to watch together!" And someone else added: "Awww hope that isn't the last series. Such an entertaining show."

It hasn't yet been announced if Bradley and Barney will return for a seventh series, as there hasn't been an official announcement from ITV.

has been a familiar figure on television screens since the late 1980s, initially hosting You Must Be Joking before going on to appear in The Larkins, and

However, he is arguably best known for his long-standing role as host of popular quiz show which he has been a part of since it began in 2009.

More recently, Bradley teamed up with his son Barney to present the 's revival of Gladiators. This isn't the first time the father-son duo has collaborated, as they have also worked together on the ITV show Breaking Dad, which first aired in 2019 and has continued to be a hit with viewers.

In a conversation with Tommy Tiernan, Bradley expressed his fondness for the show, stating: "It's one of the most wonderful things I've ever done because spending time with my lad."

Reflecting on their long-running collaboration, Bradley added: "From the age of 18, he's now 26 by the way, that's how long the show's been running, it was just extraordinary."