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Destination X Star Exposes Behind-the-Scenes Reality of BBC Gameshow
UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 30 – Thirteen contestants face eliminations by guessing their location in Europe with clues, while viewers criticize the format and clue clarity, despite host Rob Brydon's involvement.
- Amid its debut, BBC's Destination X premiered on Wednesday evening, with viewers complaining of a 'fake' airport lounge minutes into the first episode.
- As the show began, three contestants were instantly eliminated at the airport under the furthest-X elimination rule, viewers said it was 'fake' shenanigans.
- Contestants travel on an X-bus with blacked-out windows and fly by helicopter wearing special goggles that obscure their view.
- Some viewers said home viewers were invited to predict the show's concealed locations, but many switched off after thirty minutes.
- Next week, the first two episodes are now available on BBC iPlayer, with the next episode airing on Thursday at 9 pm on BBC One.
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