Terence Winter Has Developed New UFO Series
The upcoming show is based on a former government official's memoir about investigating unidentified aerial phenomena.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Paranormal

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Writer Terence Winter has begun developing a new television series based on the memoir of Jay Stratton, a former intelligence official who investigated UAP. The project will center on Stratton's experiences within the U.S. government regarding unidentified anomalous phenomena.
Why it matters
The series aims to translate the high-level government accounts of Jay Stratton into a narrative format. It explores the history of U.S. defense programs that were tasked with investigating alleged non-human intelligent life and aerial activity.
The production is based on the memoir Out of the Shadows, which is scheduled for publication on October 13, 2026. Jay Stratton, who formerly led the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force, will have his government work adapted for television.
The players
Terence Winter
He is an acclaimed screenwriter and producer known for his work on major television dramas.
Jay Stratton
He is a former official who served as Chief of Air & Space Warfare in the Defense Intelligence Agency and led the UAP Task Force.
Dan Farah
He is a film producer who operates Farah Films and spearheaded the acquisition of the rights to the memoir.
The details
Terence Winter is set to executive produce the series through his company, Cold Front Productions. Farah Films, which acquired the rights to the memoir, has brought on Dan Farah as a producer to bring the account of government UFO research to the screen.
Timeline
October 13, 2026: Jay Stratton's memoir, Out of the Shadows, is scheduled for publication.
Culture Shift
This project reflects a broader trend of shifting public and media interest toward the documentation of unidentified anomalous phenomena. It follows the growing institutional transparency regarding the research program established after the formation of the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force.
The production will affect how audiences engage with accounts of government UFO research as the memoir approaches its release. Interested viewers will need to track future announcements regarding the streaming network or broadcast platform for the series.
The takeaway
The development of this series highlights the growing cultural demand for dramatized accounts of classified government defense research. Readers interested in the subject can anticipate the release of the source memoir in late 2026 to gain further insight into the material.
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