Destination X on BBC1
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SydneyBridge

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10,283 posts

174 months

Wednesday 30th July
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0024pz8

Looks ok, will give the first episode a go

SydneyBridge

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10,283 posts

174 months

Wednesday 30th July
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Not bad so far, very clever

Adrian W

14,794 posts

244 months

Wednesday 30th July
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It's going too slow, to many inane comments to camera

Muzzer79

12,200 posts

203 months

Wednesday 30th July
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What’s with the guy who just jacked it in within 10 minutes?

Wins a place on the bus, sending three others home, then decides he wants to go home to his Mum after less than a day confused

Totally random

Gary C

13,879 posts

195 months

Wednesday 30th July
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Adrian W said:
It's going too slow, to many inane comments to camera
about par for the course

of course smile

DSLiverpool

15,552 posts

218 months

Wednesday 30th July
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Clever with the twins

Doofus

31,066 posts

189 months

Wednesday 30th July
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Slightly concerned by the wiman whonsaid "I'm a nuclear engineer. My job involves a lot of problem solving."

I would prefer it if that were a job that didn't encounter problems at all.

Gary C

13,879 posts

195 months

Wednesday 30th July
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Doofus said:
Slightly concerned by the wiman whonsaid "I'm a nuclear engineer. My job involves a lot of problem solving."

I would prefer it if that were a job that didn't encounter problems at all.
I don't know who she works for, but as a nuclear engineer myself, problem solving is what its all about.

Doesn't mean solving how to prevent melt down biggrin

SydneyBridge

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174 months

Wednesday 30th July
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And the person who had the most clues....out

DSLiverpool

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218 months

Wednesday 30th July
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SydneyBridge said:
And the person who had the most clues....out
She literally had a town name given to her !!

Old Man Peabody

672 posts

223 months

Wednesday 30th July
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Not too sure about this yet...

I don't really want to play the game along with the contestants, especially with all the red herrings thrown in. Would much prefer to know where they are so I can laugh at their ineptitude as they attempt to piece it all together, lol.

Will give it a bit more time, but it isn't a patch on The Traitors.


P1Fanatic

1,289 posts

29 months

Wednesday 30th July
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Only one episode in but it already feels too contrived and convoluted. Loads of clues but no idea if your answer(s) were correct. I got the Alsace / Alsation connection but still ended up leaning towards Switzerland. Unbelievable someone jumps ship after one day - maybe the idea of weeks on a bus didn’t appeal. I wonder what shower facilities they have on that bus for 10 players.

P1Fanatic

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29 months

Wednesday 30th July
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DSLiverpool said:
She literally had a town name given to her !!
Not much help if you don’t know it ( I didnt either).

Doofus

31,066 posts

189 months

Wednesday 30th July
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Got bored quite soon.

Won't be back.

DaveGrohl

964 posts

113 months

Wednesday 30th July
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Old Man Peabody said:
Not too sure about this yet...

I don't really want to play the game along with the contestants, especially with all the red herrings thrown in. Would much prefer to know where they are so I can laugh at their ineptitude as they attempt to piece it all together, lol.

Will give it a bit more time, but it isn't a patch on The Traitors.
The whole thing seems incredibly confused. Red herrings? Everything seemed to be pointing to Vienna. Arnold was one of the name tags in the airport for instance, but loads of other clues too. Now apparently red herrings.

So where does that leave the deductive process? Anything is either a clue OR a red herring. WTF?

I’ll give it one more go but I’m not hopeful.

CooperD

3,032 posts

193 months

Thursday 31st July
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Watched the first episode but I have to say it's not for me. It was a bit stop/start for my taste. There aren't any likeable contestants in it.

Muzzer79

12,200 posts

203 months

Thursday 31st July
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I enjoyed it but I wouldn't want to be a contestant - the 'clues' were pretty obscure.

We were convinced they were in Switzerland



When the woman guessed Paris, we laughed and said "no chance"..............shows what we know!

P1Fanatic

1,289 posts

29 months

Thursday 31st July
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Muzzer79 said:
I enjoyed it but I wouldn't want to be a contestant - the 'clues' were pretty obscure.

We were convinced they were in Switzerland



When the woman guessed Paris, we laughed and said "no chance"..............shows what we know!
What did the red V on the flowers clue (vs the tulips for Amsterdam)? Even if they guessed that clue location they drove many hours before the final destination so could have been anywhere in that radius?

Rusty Old-Banger

5,877 posts

229 months

Thursday 31st July
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P1Fanatic said:
Muzzer79 said:
I enjoyed it but I wouldn't want to be a contestant - the 'clues' were pretty obscure.

We were convinced they were in Switzerland



When the woman guessed Paris, we laughed and said "no chance"..............shows what we know!
What did the red V on the flowers clue (vs the tulips for Amsterdam)? Even if they guessed that clue location they drove many hours before the final destination so could have been anywhere in that radius?
La Vie en Rose. Edith Piaf song.

AnotherClarkey

3,690 posts

205 months

Thursday 31st July
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P1Fanatic said:
What did the red V on the flowers clue (vs the tulips for Amsterdam)? Even if they guessed that clue location they drove many hours before the final destination so could have been anywhere in that radius?
Yes, we managed to nail Alsace pretty early on but then they drove 360-odd km and there were precious few (no?) clues actually identifying Paris. Having said that we did predict Paris but in an unsatisfyingly random way.