Destination X

Same reality show nonsense as every other American reality show and loses all the uniqueness and intrigue of the original European formats. Every clue is handed to the audience. No chance to guess yourself at all. Treats the audience like idiots and aims to just show drama rather than the actual mystery of "where are we". Most of the people aren't even in the Map Room each time, thus making the show simply about getting other people into the Map Room so you don't have to guess.

Horrendous format and completely ruins the novelty of the original show.

I don't know much about history but I do find it Interesting. This show is so good and I'm learning so much. Its pure entertainment and keeps me on my toes! Everything about this show is perfect Jeffery is great and is perfect for the host. I love the way they do different challenges and add crazy twist with the "bombshells". I found this show on accident it started playing after love island and now I'm hooked I look forward to watching it every Wednesday. Please never get rid of this show it is amazing and deserves 10 seasons in locations all over the world!!! I love the idea makes me want to go travel Europe.

What a great premise. Great format. Great pacing. But they really didn't have to dumb it down so much !!! They really don't trust their audience. Just cast smarter and more skilled contestants next time. Up the difficulties of the challenges, and for god sake, please stay away from the capitals! Show us some places new!

It's a massive missed opportunity. Fortunately, Jeffrey Dean Morgan is a great host. In the stage, it's just a fun stupid show, and has good bones. I just hope they won't cancel it and will have the opportunity to turn it into a smart show. Stop showing uncultivated people on TV.

It sells itself as a gameshow you can play along with. It clearly isn't. If none of the contestants had any idea of which country they were in, let alone city, viewers didn't stand a chance either. We were told that there were clues, but each clue could be true or false and neither contestants or viewers would be told which. The only glimmer was the contestant with the most correct answers was named, and they were shocked as clearly everything is guesswork. A show invented to make use of some smart tech.

A total miss for me and I won't be watching more.

I found the first episode to be rather disappointing, but I am enjoying the following episodes. This is a competitive game, so strategy is part of the story. But what I enjoy most is what can be learned about the various cities and their environs. This includes architecture, natural wonders, and culture in general. It is not the same as being there, but some of us will have to settle for that.

"The Amazing Race" is more immersive, so it has more to offer.

The clues the contestants receive along the way are rather elementary. I am hoping they become more difficult in later episodes, rewarding the better players.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan is an interesting host. I rather like his laid-back style, which keeps the focus on gameplay, not on him.