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01:00And nothing is as it seems.
01:02Where are you travelling to today? I have no idea.
01:06Well, I do, because every element of this epic adventure has been planned.
01:12Indiana Jones. Well, the Lego version.
01:16I'm Rob Brydon. Games master, guide, guru.
01:20You know, just your average triple threat.
01:22There are not many men who could carry that off.
01:26No!
01:27He exits dramatically.
01:32With Europe turned into one giant board game.
01:36Oh, my God.
01:38I'm taking the players on the adventure of a lifetime.
01:42And they'll be travelling on this...
01:45Any thing.
01:46The thing is...
01:48Look, no windows.
01:51We ought to be so disorientated.
01:53They'll only see...
01:54What the X-Bus allows them to see.
01:58Definitely not fair at arms, is it?
02:00Do well in the challenges...
02:01So what do we think this means?
02:03And they'll get clues as to their whereabouts.
02:06What the hell? They're naked.
02:08What?
02:09After collecting the clues, they'll face the map room.
02:14Oh, my God.
02:16I genuinely have no clue.
02:17We could be in Austria. Vienna's up there.
02:19And place an X where they think they are.
02:23Oh, my God. I'm actually, like, shaking.
02:26You can do the same.
02:27And play along.
02:29The player who'll be leaving is...
02:31That is a gentleman.
02:32Whoever's guess is furthest away is immediately thrown off the bus.
02:37To stay in the game and win a life-changing sum of money...
02:43Run faster!
02:47They must answer one simple question.
02:51Where the X am I?
02:53Is it just me that was ever so slightly arousing?
02:56Oh, yeah.
03:12Where are you travelling to today?
03:14I don't know, I'm afraid.
03:16I have no idea.
03:17I don't know.
03:18Absolutely no clue.
03:19Welcome to Destination X, where it pays to take notice of everything, even this airport.
03:29The departure boards.
03:32The signs.
03:34The duty-free.
03:35Oh, nice T-shirt.
03:40These are all clues if the players are observant enough.
03:44And I would urge them, and you, to remember Rick in security, Sarah with an H on baggage handling,
03:53Emma on checking.
03:55And everything going on around them.
03:58The maximum weight for hand baggage is 10 kilograms.
04:02I weighted it at home, it was definitely under 10 kilograms.
04:05It's your fault.
04:06It was definitely under 10 kilograms.
04:09Hi.
04:10Are you all right?
04:10Where are you guys flying to?
04:12I don't know, actually.
04:13What about you?
04:14Same.
04:15I've got no clue.
04:18I'm not going to sit here and say I'm the best of travellers.
04:20I think I'm very much a worrier.
04:22The only holiday I've been on without mum and dad, I was in bed by nine, up for the buffet,
04:27book-by-the-pool type of gal.
04:30I know nothing about geography.
04:32Oh, great.
04:33We are going to get that off.
04:34Lovely.
04:38Hiya.
04:39You all right?
04:39How you doing?
04:40I'm fine.
04:41You all right?
04:41Yeah, not too bad.
04:42Not too bad at all.
04:45Where the am I going?
04:49He's one of us.
04:49Yeah, he's one of us.
04:51Can't find his way to a chair.
04:52Yeah.
04:52I'm going to love him.
04:53First one out.
04:54Yeah, yeah, yeah.
04:55So what job did you do then?
04:57I'm a pilot.
04:58A pilot?
04:58Yeah.
04:59A real one?
05:00Yeah, a real one.
05:01Are you?
05:02Where are you off to then?
05:04I go to London.
05:05Are you going to London?
05:06Yes.
05:07I'm a taxi driver in London.
05:08Okay.
05:09The knowledge actually took me 14 years to do, but it's a very, very tough test.
05:15So when you get off, you get in a taxi?
05:17Yeah.
05:18Good lad.
05:19I've climbed Kilimanjaro and rode across the Atlantic.
05:22I've got fruit, but all of them, just fruit and inner strength and being positive.
05:32Hiya.
05:32Hi.
05:33How are you doing?
05:33You all right?
05:34Yeah, good.
05:35I'm Ben.
05:36Saskia.
05:36Nice to meet you.
05:37Nice to meet you.
05:38I feel like Ben's a bit of a traveller.
05:39Traveller?
05:40How many people are younger?
05:41I've got four kids, man, so it's hard to travel.
05:44Wow.
05:48It's a birthday.
05:49Birthday?
05:50What?
05:51What is it?
05:51It's not a birthday.
05:52She's got a bride's veil on her head.
05:54It's a very...
05:55I love writing morbidly comedic crime.
06:02Funny dead people.
06:03No, dead people are not funny.
06:06I like puzzle solving anyway.
06:09I think that's a good skill to have for this kind of a competition, because you're looking
06:12for clues.
06:14I keep looking at that board thinking, is it real or not?
06:16No, it's too many flights for the tiny airport.
06:18It looks way too perfect.
06:19It's definitely not that many flights, but it is one of them where we're going.
06:22This is the final call for passengers, Joan, Emily, Lorraine, and Arnold.
06:37Please proceed to gate 3 for boarding.
06:45Oh, golly.
06:46It's okay.
06:48Hello.
06:50Hello.
06:51This is a passenger announcement.
06:56The flights to Paris, Berlin, London, and Lisbon have been canceled.
07:02Passengers for these flights should leave the airport immediately.
07:06Is something going on?
07:07Yes, London.
07:11Don't forget your bag.
07:15Hello, everyone.
07:16Please, could Captain Rob make his way to the departure gate?
07:21I feel like we've all spent the last 20 minutes being like, who's who?
07:45And now we're finally seeing who it is.
07:57Oh, yes.
08:00Biden.
08:01Shut up.
08:03Hello.
08:04This is literally the best.
08:07These guys look serious.
08:10Come and join me.
08:13Adventurers, welcome to this magical mystery tour.
08:18And let me tell you, it will not be easy.
08:21The game is observation, deduction, and alliance building.
08:28And all the time, you should have one question in mind.
08:33Where in the world am I?
08:36To help you figure it out, you'll face challenges.
08:40Win them to win clues to Destination X, the final stop at the end of each leg of this journey.
08:47And when you get there, whoever's guess is furthest away will be going home.
08:53Your goal is to reach the end of this epic journey and win a magnificent £100,000.
09:01Palace, take note of everything, because not everything is as it seems.
09:10I'm actually Anton Dubé.
09:14I just can't wait.
09:16I have a daughter, two lovely grandkids, and married to Jackie P for 35 years.
09:22She's been my rock, so I've promised me Jackie P that she's going to get a new kitchen if I win.
09:28I have.
09:31This might interest you.
09:34The game has already begun.
09:37Oh, yes, governor.
09:39And I'm going to test your observation skills.
09:45Right now.
09:47There have been a number of clues for Destination X laid throughout this terminal.
09:52However, there are 13 of you in front of me.
09:55But only 10 of you will be progressing beyond these doors.
10:01There are numerous suitcases strewn around.
10:05I would like you each to bring me one that weighs the maximum hand baggage allowance.
10:12The first six to bring you to me will get one of these, an exclusive boarding pass to the departure lounge.
10:23I think having been in the police will give me an advantage.
10:26I want to know things. I'm already trying to guess things.
10:29I know the name of the game and, you know, I'm going to win this.
10:34Let the game begin.
10:34My biggest achievement in life is probably when I became the first person to run a marathon in every country in the world.
10:47I can't help but be competitive.
10:49That's heavy.
10:51Oh, no.
10:55No.
10:58No.
11:00When we were sat in the waiting area, I did see the guy and the lady.
11:04I waited it at home. It was definitely under 10 kilograms.
11:07So, I knew that it had to be 10 kg.
11:13Yes.
11:1410 kilograms.
11:17Take your boarding pass.
11:18I am a nuclear engineer.
11:21There's a lot of problem solving.
11:24And I think those are skills that I can pull into this.
11:27It's like a closing down sale at Primark.
11:38Marty.
11:40Yes, you got it.
11:41The atmosphere was so tense, especially as you were hearing people shout.
11:46Yes.
11:47You knew your chance was getting slimmer and slimmer.
11:50Yes.
11:53Look at the state of these suitcases.
11:57Would I let a child win a game?
11:59Absolutely not, no.
12:01They're another human being.
12:02I'm a human being.
12:03Oh, shit.
12:04I'm going to do everything I can to win.
12:07I was in there.
12:08Nick pushed me out of the way and caught in front of me.
12:11Yes, you got it.
12:13I'm going to have to start looking out for myself, I think.
12:18There is one left.
12:19Ashwin, yeah, go ahead.
12:21I don't approve of the packing.
12:23Well, you're over. You're over.
12:24No.
12:25I just work here.
12:27Chloe, and you're over by one.
12:29Good luck.
12:30Saskia.
12:33Yes, you got it.
12:34Ten kilos, Saskia.
12:37Don't stand with the others.
12:38Hang on.
12:39We've got six.
12:41I know.
12:41It seems unfair, and yet, in fact, it's very, very fair, because we've got our six.
12:48As a typical Gen Z, I'm always attached to my phone.
12:53When it comes to social media, I've got it down.
12:55You want a discount on a dress?
12:56I've got it.
12:57You want to find your ex on social media?
12:59I've already found them.
13:00We are smart, we are witty, and we can manoeuvre around any certain situation.
13:06Right, you six have done it.
13:10Well done.
13:11There are four places left.
13:13That means that three of you are going home.
13:19When you arrived, there were four passengers' names that were called out late.
13:25I want you to search and find me trinkets, keepsakes, souvenirs, with one of those names on.
13:35The first four to do that will get a boarding pass and join the six.
13:43Off you go.
13:43On the fire extinguisher, there was a name Gloria.
13:56I thought, I've got you.
13:58I'm well clever.
13:59No.
14:01Gloria?
14:03It's a shame.
14:06Albert?
14:07No.
14:08Coco?
14:08No.
14:09Millie?
14:10No.
14:13Arnold?
14:14Correct.
14:15Yes!
14:17There are only three places left.
14:20I can't find nothing.
14:21There's nothing here.
14:22Oh, for God's sake.
14:23Ben, Ben, come back.
14:24Look for...
14:25Joan or Emily.
14:26Joan or Emily.
14:30Come on, Ben!
14:31Come on, Ben!
14:33It is Joan.
14:36Thank you, guys.
14:38This is impossible.
14:39Look for a name beginning with L.
14:41Lorraine?
14:42Lorraine and Emily, I think.
14:47Come on, Deborah!
14:49Ooh!
14:51Yeah.
14:52Yay!
14:54There is one name left.
14:56Go on, Ian.
14:59I am a very, very competitive person.
15:01I'll raise someone on the other side of the street,
15:03walking along just as I can.
15:05It is gloves off.
15:06May the best person win.
15:07Emily is right.
15:10Yeah!
15:11Come on!
15:13We have our final ten.
15:16That is for a while.
15:17Claire, Ashvin, Chloe-Anne, I'm afraid it's goodbye.
15:22Please leave the airport.
15:23Well, that doesn't feel nice.
15:24Well, that should show my remaining players who pulls the strings around here, as the magical
15:41mystery tour I'm sending them on will have plenty of twists.
15:46Congratulations, guys.
15:47You are one step closer to £100,000.
15:54Now, let's get you on your way to the first Destination X.
15:59But first, I've got a little gift for you.
16:02These are the X-Goggles.
16:08Aren't they lovely?
16:10These high-tech blindfolds allow your vision to be switched on and off, controlling what
16:15you see of the outside world.
16:17Make the most of it.
16:18Because remember, if you don't know where you are, you're at a very real risk of going home.
16:25Off you go.
16:27I'll leave the crew to look after the players.
16:30I've got some place to be.
16:35Oh, my good God.
16:38Honestly, wow.
16:43I've never been in a helicopter.
16:45I'm so excited.
16:46I can't believe that this is actually happening.
16:49It's my yes year, so I'm ready to take on the challenge.
16:52I live in a small village outside of Derry.
16:54It is far more central.
16:56This opportunity is something that I'm just going to enjoy every minute of.
17:00I'm going for gold, like.
17:02I'm not going to waste my time.
17:03This is the last time the players will know where they are.
17:08From here on in, what they see will be controlled.
17:12And it's up to them to deduce the clues to where we're heading.
17:21And you can play along at home, too, by following the link.
17:25So keep your eyes open.
17:27The clues are everywhere, as well as a few red herrings.
17:32It's up to you and them to work out what's helpful and what's not.
17:37I didn't know where I was like.
17:39I didn't know if I was facing left, right, forward, backwards, north, east, south.
17:47Remember, guys, I do have sick bags.
17:49I can't see you.
17:50If you need to vomit, you let me know.
17:53It's time to give the players the first glimpse of their surroundings.
18:12Oh, my gosh.
18:15How do you see?
18:16You're there.
18:17Right, we've got a snake.
18:18You go that way, Ben.
18:19You go that way.
18:20I kind of noticed that the sun was on my right side, and I was flying backwards.
18:32Okay, so it's agricultural land.
18:34Which made me think that we were flying south.
18:42Oh, man.
18:46I saw a massive lake and like three bridges.
18:51It's very hard to tell.
18:52Yeah.
18:53But the precipitous cloud formations in the distance looked like they were over mountains, yeah?
18:57Right.
18:59A lot of people are overthinking and they're getting themselves really annoyed over silly things like,
19:02where's the sunrise and where's the sunset?
19:04And it's like, hey, we don't have to, I don't feel like we have to figure out where we are right now.
19:10Why?
19:11I think we're headed, like, south-west.
19:13But I don't know whether I've been tricked.
19:16I can see another river.
19:17We might be being tricked.
19:18All of Seoul were green countryside and fields.
19:23Well, that could be anywhere in the world, couldn't it?
19:27And thank you for flying with us today.
19:30We'll be passing over our eight years from then.
19:32Oh, gee.
19:33Look, we come back down where we went up.
19:36I feel like we've done it, Ewing.
19:40The chopper ride is all part of a master plan to send them into a spin.
19:52To work out where they are, they just need to spot the clues, hidden in plain sight.
19:58Either we've done one big circle and we're back in Germany,
20:02or we're, like, slightly down in, like, Austria way.
20:07My eagles, you have landed.
20:09Robby!
20:10How was the flight?
20:11Poor visibility, Rob.
20:13Yeah, bad.
20:14Eyes this way, please, Nick.
20:16Thank you very much.
20:17It's false, Rob.
20:18I don't wear a double-breasted blazer for nothing.
20:26OK, you've had a look at your surroundings now from the air.
20:30Now it's time to give you a glimpse from the ground.
20:35Say hello to the X-Bus.
20:39That's massive.
20:40It's not Dave's coaches, is it?
20:41It's not Dave's coaches, no.
20:42Typical.
20:43You wait ages for a bus.
20:44And then two will come along at once.
20:45One for living and one for sleeping.
20:46These buses will be their home night and day.
20:51And equipped with everything you could wish for.
20:52Except for the ability to see out the windows.
20:53Unless we let them, of course.
20:54You're that impressed by two buses.
20:55Wait till you get aboard.
20:56Wait till you get aboard.
20:57Wait till you get aboard.
21:28love with these the minute I saw them. They look normal from the outside, from
21:34the inside they're anything but. Now, the next time I see you, you may or may not
21:40see me. So, take a glass of champagne and hop aboard.
21:51Wowie! Wow!
21:53Oh my god! Oh wow! This is cute!
21:58Man, this looks serious! Oh. My. God. It's actually bougie now. It is pretty nice.
22:09I come from Tottenham. We're used to this, the gold, the green. Yay! I come from the
22:14trenches, you know what I'm saying? But look, no windows. We're going to be so disorientated.
22:20Ha ha ha ha ha! Wait! Wait! The toilet's small! Ha ha ha ha ha! I just hope people have
22:28got good hygiene.
22:30Let the games begin! We can stop with the first off license, please. Ha ha ha ha!
22:44The players have embarked on a journey that sweeps them through Europe's greatest sights,
22:52landmarks and locations. But this is no holiday. Only one of them can win the prize of £100,000.
23:03Hidden on the bus is the map room. As we arrive at each destination X, I'll ask the players to
23:13place an X where they think they are. Furthest away? Gets thrown off the bus immediately.
23:21You can drop your own X too in a virtual map room created just for you. Follow the link to join in.
23:33On your helicopter, what did you see? I just saw grass. I kept seeing grass, grass, grass.
23:38Obviously they're going to Mass West, so I'd probably say they just done a couple of circles just to keep us
23:42sinking. Just letting the helicopter round the other way. Bosh, different part of the airport.
23:45All you've done is flown rent. So you reckon all these people aren't the same?
23:48They are the same. The flight attendant? Yeah.
23:50Aye, they were all there.
23:52There were certain people there with us when we left that were also there when we landed.
24:00Or am I misremembering that? So we reckon we're like within 20 miles from where we started.
24:05100%. Oh, definitely. My guts tell me we're still bad and bad in the airport. We're leaving from there.
24:14I'm not going to lie, I bought a children's atlas for $4.99k max. And apart from that,
24:17I've done no preparation. But I think I'll be pretty switched on. I do have a toddler,
24:21so I'm very good at being aware of different situations and who's fibbered and who's not.
24:26So no, nobody's going to pull all over my eyes. The players suspect they've flown in a circle back
24:35near Baden-Baden airport. But I let you into a little secret. They've actually been taken on a 200
24:43kilometre trip to potentially an entirely different country. But which of these five countries is for
24:50them and you to figure out. To aid the deception. Where are you traveling to today? Three sets of
25:03twins were employed. If the players had used their powers of observation well, they may have noticed
25:09the tiny details and realized. The name and the shirt. This is fun.
25:18Right, no mention of twins now, OK? They mustn't have.
25:37How was the toilet, Deb? How's the wee? It went all fine. But it's tiny, tiny,
25:44tiny and it's like down a little hole. I think we might have to make a rule that everybody sits
25:49down. I second that. Wait, as opposed to what I said. I don't want you standing up.
25:58If there was someone I favor the most so far? Saskia. Definitely. I want to get closer to her.
26:04She's lovely and I think she's quite observant and that's probably an area that I'm lacking.
26:19Judith, talk to us about your job. What do you do? What?
26:21I'm an engineer. Oh, from what? I help build new power stations.
26:26What did you study to do that? Chemical and petroleum engineering.
26:29People do expect me to be quite boring being a nuclear engineer, but I'm really not and I do have
26:37some really good jokes. For example, oh, why do nuclear power stations hire comedians?
26:46To... Oh, God, I forgot. Shut the f***. Wait, um, it's to... I should just check on my phone.
26:59To generate some positive energy.
27:05You know what's so weird? You actually look like one of my old English teachers.
27:11No, no, no, no. Okay, now you're coming for me.
27:16To help the players figure out which curious corner of Europe we're in,
27:26and where the first Destination X will be, they face a challenge with more opportunities to spot clues.
27:38Players. Oh, look, look, look.
27:40Rob? Can I get you anything? Coffee? Croissant?
27:44Maybe another time. As right now, it's game time. And hopefully, valuable clue time.
27:52Get it, girl.
27:54You must pay attention to everything. Don your ex-goggles and get ready to leave the bus.
28:00You can hear a lot of people outside. If we stay real quiet, we might be able to hear an accent or a language.
28:17What the f***?
28:25We're on a stage.
28:29Where the hell are we?
28:30Oh, my God.
28:32Oh, my God.
28:34Wait, what's happening?
28:37This is the box of tricks.
28:41Erected in a market square.
28:44Located in a region of one country.
28:47Bordered by two other countries.
28:49And influenced by all three.
28:51The players will get to peek out.
28:53But there are also a few pictures in the box that could be clues.
28:57As long as they don't take them all at face value.
29:00What are the spoons? Are the spoons Austrian?
29:02Is that an Austrian thing or a German thing?
29:06You've got a flamenco dancing there.
29:08Eye falling. Eye fall.
29:10Eiffel Tower.
29:11Is there anything famous about ice skating?
29:15Pinocchio.
29:16Is Pinocchio French?
29:18The balloons are on both sides.
29:2099 red balloons.
29:22There was so much information there.
29:24This is going to be really hard.
29:26And I think we need to pull together as a team to really work out where we are right now.
29:32Oh, Cairns.
29:33Cairns in France.
29:38Players, welcome to your second challenge.
29:41And another chance to win vital clues as to your whereabouts.
29:47I'm going to ask you a series of questions about the country we are in right now.
29:53To answer, all you have to do is pick a side in the box.
29:57A or B.
29:59Answer correctly and you'll see a clue outside pointing to the country you're in.
30:04If you can figure out the country the correct clues have in common, then you'll know where you are.
30:10But if you've answered incorrectly, what you see will throw you off the scent.
30:15It'll be a red herring.
30:18And I should mention now, I won't be telling you whether you are right or wrong.
30:22I have absolutely no idea where we are.
30:27Clues are so important.
30:29So doing well in this challenge is absolutely vital.
30:33Here comes your first question.
30:35How many times did Taylor Swift perform her 2024 eras tour in the country you are in now?
30:46Was it A six times or B eight?
30:53So what country do we think it could be?
30:54France or Luxembourg?
30:55Well, France, France...
30:56Luxembourg is off the cards.
30:57France or Austria?
30:58Because they're of this size.
30:59Or France or Germany?
31:00That's eight.
31:01This is six, that's eight.
31:06Oh no, I should know this one.
31:08Why, you're a big Swifty.
31:11You know, I was touring between France and Austria.
31:13And I think Taylor Swift would have done six or eight concerts in France.
31:17You know, maybe she wouldn't have done that many in Austria.
31:20Here we go.
31:21Who's that?
31:22Mbappe.
31:23Who's from?
31:24France.
31:26Who the hell is that?
31:27Which footballer is that?
31:28Wait, Mardi, who is it?
31:29Kevin Lebrunner.
31:30Okay, oh yes.
31:34That's a great drawing, by the way.
31:35Where's he from?
31:36Belgium.
31:37This is Sory Nussar, this isn't it.
31:41Who did you guys have?
31:42Mbappe, football player.
31:43France.
31:44Yeah, wait, what did you get?
31:45We've got Belgium.
31:46Kevin Lebrun.
31:47It's Stephon, not him.
31:48Agree to disagree.
31:50Next question.
31:52Are you now closer to A, Vienna, or B, Amsterdam?
31:58France is closer to Amsterdam, I think.
32:01Amsterdam is France.
32:03Vienna would be Germany.
32:05North or south?
32:06North or south.
32:07Is that Vienna?
32:08Yeah, I think it's Vienna.
32:10You don't think it's Vienna?
32:12Yeah.
32:13Ah!
32:17You see?
32:17Yeah.
32:19Peas with flowers.
32:22Tulips.
32:23That's Amsterdam.
32:26Roses.
32:28V, V, V.
32:29That's me.
32:29Sorry, sorry, sorry.
32:31Instantly, I thought red, same colour as, like, the Austrian flag,
32:35obviously red and white.
32:36And then the V linking to Vienna, the capital of Austria.
32:40But which one is which?
32:42I have no clue.
32:43Yeah, neither do I.
32:46We weren't really sure when we were looking out, if we were looking out at the clue or the red heron.
32:49So I started looking around outside at, like, anything that I could see that would give me any indication of what country we were in.
32:55The way she was looking around the square then, desperately trying to get a clue.
33:01All the patisserie signs over there.
33:02That Café Mozart.
33:03It's definitely France.
33:04Which usually is definitely France, it's France, it's France.
33:08What did you see?
33:09There's a sign over there saying patisseries and all as well.
33:11We're definitely in France.
33:12They were handing flowers to each other.
33:14Aye.
33:14What is Paris?
33:15City of love.
33:17So we had a bouquet, but on the bouquet was an initial.
33:21So you think French?
33:22Aye.
33:23And we think...
33:24I think it could be Austria.
33:26That's what I think we're in Austria.
33:27Yeah, I think we are.
33:28Next question.
33:30There are replica statues of liberty in countries across Europe, such as Germany, Netherlands and Norway.
33:38But is the replica nearest to you A, 40 kilometres away or B, 140 kilometres away?
33:49So what are we closest to?
33:51Germany, France or Netherlands?
33:52We don't know.
33:54I might be able to see between these two.
33:55Three, two, one.
33:58Oh my God.
34:00That's a German Shepherd dog, isn't it?
34:02Yeah.
34:02Okay, I'll just let you know guys, I can't see anything.
34:06It's a dog.
34:08What breed is it?
34:08It's a Bernard.
34:09It's a Bernard dog.
34:10It's a Bernard's dog.
34:13German Alsatia.
34:14It's a St. Bernard of Prius.
34:17What did you guys get?
34:18A German Shepherd.
34:20What did you see?
34:21A St. Bernard?
34:22A St. Bernard.
34:24I think the St. Bernard's are like the Alps and stuff, aren't they?
34:26France.
34:27You were right.
34:28We were wrong.
34:28Wait!
34:29Yeah, okay.
34:29I think we know this.
34:31If you saw a St. Bernard, Alps, mountains, France, correct answer.
34:36German Shepherd, no.
34:37My general knowledge is absolutely terrible.
34:43I was just winging it.
34:44It's just trying to piece those jigsaw pieces together.
34:48You've got to try and find that consistent theme that runs between it all.
34:53Next question.
34:56How many times has the country you're in won Eurovision?
35:01Is it A, two, or B, five?
35:05Who wins it five times, though?
35:06I'm going here.
35:07I think it could be Austria, though.
35:09Austria won the Eurovision.
35:10I'm going this.
35:11Locking in.
35:12Locking in.
35:12Oh!
35:13Oh!
35:15Can you see anything?
35:16Yeah.
35:17Look, they've got waffles.
35:21Have an acronym to eat.
35:24Pastries.
35:25Patisseries.
35:28Anybody get any clues from that?
35:33Hands up for France.
35:35France is way too obvious.
35:36I'm going France.
35:38I don't know what that chair means.
35:39I feel like it's too obvious.
35:40Where's monarchy?
35:41Yeah, well, is it?
35:42This is France.
35:43Have a monarchy.
35:44Austria does, I think.
35:46I don't know.
35:48Players, I hope the game has been helpful.
35:51And I can now reveal that challenges will always come with an advantage for the winner.
35:57As such, I'm going to reward the player with the most correct answers.
36:03And that person is...
36:09Deborah, you are about to receive the biggest clue of all.
36:17Go on, Deborah.
36:18Go on, Deborah.
36:18How's that?
36:18We'd better get on to the Vatican and get the Pope to declare the miracle.
36:22Because how did that just happen?
36:24I have no clue.
36:26You must now choose one player to join you.
36:31To share the first of your winner's clues outside the box.
36:34You have 30 seconds to make that choice.
36:42I'm going with Nick because we're on the same wavelength of where we're thinking.
36:48Still got 15 seconds, Deborah.
36:49I'm going with you in February.
36:50Change your mind!
36:51Change your mind!
36:54Being able to look at those extra clues would be really crucial because it is so difficult to
37:00figure out where you are. I'm also just hoping that they will share their extra clue.
37:06Players, put your X goggles back on now, please.
37:10Oh, my God.
37:15What is happening?
37:19I think I can win it, but it depends whether I go into Debbie world or not.
37:25I think the danger is that I'll forget that I'm looking for clues, that I'm doing a challenge,
37:29you know, and I'll just be thinking, oh, butterfly.
37:31Debbie, where are you?
37:32I'm just over here.
37:35All right, we're ready.
37:42Hello. Hello, can we ask you where we are?
37:47Hello, how are you?
37:57The lady spoke to us and I'm assuming she was telling us about a place in the native tongue.
38:02It didn't feel like a language that I would instantly recognize any words of.
38:11We saw a building. There was language on which I have no idea whether it was Flemish,
38:17Luxembourgish, dialect of Austria.
38:19Okay, Debbie, this is hard.
38:20This is definitely not French, is it?
38:23The writing on the building was not French.
38:26I was more confused than ever.
38:28I hope that our home city has really liked it.
38:31Okay.
38:34Let's answer that.
38:45The main thing is that Debbie and I chat through what our extra clue was.
38:49Yeah.
38:49Yeah.
38:50So the two guys who had the long scarves on.
38:53Two guys?
38:54Two guys, one each side, identical.
38:55They almost looked like twins.
38:57There was a lady in national dress.
38:59She was definitely not speaking French.
39:03It sounded like a German type language.
39:07Even there are different dialects though in Austria.
39:10In Austrian you can say,
39:11Yeah, which sounds very, very German.
39:14Yeah.
39:15When I put my head out and I looked up, I just seen so much French.
39:19Is there a small part of France that has that kind of weird, wee dialect nobody knows about?
39:25We have Gaelic in some parts of Ireland.
39:27So is there somewhere in France that uses like a different language?
39:31But then, am I overthinking?
39:34On the flowers, there was an initial that was V and in my head it's like Vienna.
39:38But nothing else in the clues struck me as Austria.
39:41Is it St Bernard of Austria?
39:43St Bernard, it's an Alps dog.
39:45Which makes sense that it's Austrian.
39:47I think we're in Austria.
39:48Yeah, I think we are.
39:50Oh no.
39:52My strategy by sharing the clues, I would hope that that's discussed and I might get some more
39:58information back that would help me. But actually it's not helped me really, it's just made me more confused.
40:05Is it definitely not, France?
40:07Yes.
40:07They're definitely not.
40:08I think that's too obvious.
40:10I hope we're going to get more clues because the extra clue that we had outside of the box,
40:15I think the only thing that did confirm is that our destination is not in France.
40:21What Nick and Debbie told us, in their opinion, she definitely wasn't speaking French.
40:25But like, they could be lying.
40:28Like they could be like, let's, let's definitely get the advantage.
40:38Oh, my God.
40:47Oh, mate.
40:50This is actually sick, you know.
40:53What the hell?
40:54No.
40:55Sass, can you stand up?
40:56Can you do this what?
40:58Can I stand up?
40:59No, it's okay.
41:07Thank you so much for not slacking on the bedding.
41:10Good morning.
41:24Morning.
41:25Morning.
41:26And did everyone sleep?
41:27Yeah.
41:28Good actually.
41:28Did anyone do with a few more hours?
41:30Do a couple more inches.
41:32I'm just loving this whole experience.
41:37Although you're under pressure, everyone's getting on really well.
41:41I don't want it to end.
41:42Great.
41:43Let's go, everybody.
41:44No.
41:45No.
41:49As a new day begins on the X-Bus, one player has come to a difficult decision.
41:55This game's getting too much for me, I'll be honest.
41:58As much as I've enjoyed it so far, I genuinely feel like it's time to go home.
42:03Go see my mum, go see my family, see my friends as well,
42:06and especially have a home-cooked meal.
42:10And then there were nine.
42:18Guys, let's hear it for Mardy!
42:22We love you, Mardy, we do.
42:24Oh, Mardy, we love you.
42:27We love you!
42:33For those remaining, time is ticking till they place their X on the map for the very first time,
42:41and one of them will be eliminated from the competition.
42:47Between you and me, we're actually heading to one of the first places to adopt street lighting,
42:53and to shed some more light on where the first destination X will be,
42:57let's give the challenge winner one final clue.
43:02Hello, players. Rob here. I'm glad to see you've made yourselves at home.
43:08Deborah, please make your way to the back of the X-Bus.
43:12You're going to get a clue, I reckon.
43:16Yeah, Deb's going to get a clue thing.
43:23Deborah, I'm about to offer you an additional clue, but this comes with consequences.
43:28Oh, okay.
43:30If you open the box on your lap, you can either keep what you see to yourself or share the clue with Nick again.
43:37However, if anyone else finds out what you've seen, you will be eliminated.
43:45Alternatively, you can keep the box firmly shut and its contents lost forever.
43:50What do you think?
43:51Well, I'm going to continue to not be divisive.
43:55I will be cohesive and collaborative.
43:56I will be collaborative, even if it's to the detriment of the game.
44:00I would be completely and utterly bonkers to just say, no, I'm not going to have the clue.
44:06Everybody would have the clue.
44:08None of us are sure where we are.
44:10No, none of us are even close to being sure.
44:13I'm at least trying to help another person.
44:17Yeah, I'll share it with Nick.
44:18He's not going to tell anybody.
44:20He's not a deaf lad.
44:21He's not going to tell anybody.
44:26It is the Statue of Liberty and it says Colmar.
44:33See, Colmar doesn't sound French, does it?
44:35Colmar, Colmar, Colmar.
44:37I mean, logic would make you think it would be possibly France,
44:44because didn't France gift it to the US?
44:47Debbie has been hitting it for a while, though, you know.
44:50Oh, Dems is out.
44:52Yeah, she is.
44:52Oh, you all right?
44:53Yeah, it's very hot in there.
44:55Did you get a clue?
44:56No, it's just where do you think it is?
45:01What?
45:01I have dropped my bracelet and it's in the back of the chair in there.
45:09Will you nip in and just see if you can get it?
45:11In the back of the chair?
45:12In there.
45:16God.
45:27I went kind of round to try and do that
45:29and it's gone down and I can't get it out the back.
45:32I didn't find a bracelet, but I did find the box.
45:38Oh, good night, Ot.
45:40Nick, as Deborah won the challenge yesterday,
45:43I've shown her another clue.
45:45She's decided to share this clue with you.
45:48That's very kind of her.
45:50However, if you open the box and you share the information
45:54with anyone else on the bus, you will be eliminated.
45:59And the instinct is to say, well, have the clue.
46:03Get an advantage.
46:04See where you are.
46:05But that would mean I need to lie to everybody else.
46:09That might be a disadvantage in the long-term game.
46:17My decision is to refuse the clue.
46:19Yeah, true.
46:24You're right, mate.
46:25Always full of it, mate.
46:26Have a look at them eyes.
46:27Look.
46:28Right.
46:28So, everybody listening?
46:34They weren't listening.
46:38Debbie was offered a clue, refused the clue,
46:45gave the option for me to see the clue,
46:48and I refuse the clue as well.
46:52Get a round of applause.
46:54Really, Debbie?
46:55Well done.
46:59I have made a huge mistake.
47:02What I did, you know, I felt was well-intentioned.
47:04If I could help one person and everything else,
47:06what I did not think through was that the price of that to me
47:10was that I would then have to lie to all those lovely people.
47:15I knew there was something up whenever Debbie came out and was like,
47:17oh, I lost my bracelet.
47:18And then I was like, I'll go and find it.
47:19And I was like, used to hear something or something.
47:22The stakes were very high for both Debbie and I,
47:26and that is all I can say.
47:29Well done, Debs.
47:30Yeah.
47:31Good on you for resisting.
47:33It's what I'd have done.
47:34And then having people applaud me for doing the laudable thing,
47:39oh, honestly, it just finished me off.
47:41I thought, I'm going to cry.
47:44How are you feeling, Debs? Are you all right?
47:46Are you OK?
47:46Yeah, I'm not good at this game.
47:48Oh, no, no, no, no, it's not about, no.
47:51It gave me sort of like an appreciation of just how hard this game is,
47:55because the further on you get, the more divisive you're going to have to be,
48:01the more manipulative you're going to have to be.
48:04I was gutted. I was so disappointed.
48:14I don't think they've been as truthful as we believe.
48:19Yeah.
48:20Definitely.
48:21She's normally quite vocal.
48:22Yeah.
48:22I thought, you just sat there and didn't say a thing.
48:24Mm-hmm.
48:25And now everything that here and Nick say,
48:27I will be thinking, is that a hint?
48:32I don't think it's going to help whatsoever to have alliances at the moment.
48:36Just don't make enemies.
48:38That's the only rule.
48:40Well done for not taking it, Debs.
48:42Don't like it.
48:48That's it.
48:49They've run out of road and reached the first destination ex.
48:58Have you seen enough to place your ex?
49:01Joe Arnold, Emily Lorraine.
49:05Follow the link to place your ex now.
49:08You have five minutes.
49:13After two days and over 800 kilometers traveled,
49:17who has cracked the clues?
49:19And who has fallen for the red herrings?
49:23For one of the players, this is the final stop.
49:28Players, you're about to enter the map room.
49:32You must use all the knowledge you gained so far in this journey,
49:35because the decision you make in there will affect your future in this game.
49:40When you're inside the map room, you just answer one simple question.
49:48Where am I?
49:48Put your ex on the map, and the person whose guess is the furthest from where we are
49:58and will leave immediately.
50:01They'll walk away from the chance to win 100,000 pounds.
50:06The next time I see you, I will tell you which one of you will be leaving.
50:15We'll be leaving.
50:16Oh, God, I feel sick.
50:23Now it's real.
50:24The first group of players now have two minutes to place their ex.
50:35Am I ready?
50:36I think I am.
50:38Oh, my God.
50:40Well, I am whooping it a bit.
50:46We started off up here in Germany.
50:49Verona, a lot of these come out.
50:50Venice is down there as well.
50:52But it might be Switzerland as well.
50:54Oh, my God.
50:57I felt in the helicopter we went south.
51:01Could be in Austria.
51:02We were near kind of Stuttgart.
51:07We flew down.
51:09This is all a mountainous region.
51:10I don't think we're in Switzerland.
51:12We'll see Switzerland's there.
51:14Same bird now.
51:14I'm pretty sure that's got to be something with Switzerland.
51:18I mean, we've been given clues for Austria, Germany, France.
51:22We saw a red herring, and then we saw other red things.
51:25Is that linked?
51:26Maybe that's a double plus.
51:27If we come over all those mountains,
51:30hard to say, isn't it?
51:32It's going to be a tactical place,
51:33because I don't think I'm going to be near it.
51:35I feel like we could have just still be in France.
51:38I don't know.
51:39Maybe go to Switzerland.
51:40Confirm it, Dad.
51:42I don't know.
51:43Well, if someone's going France,
51:46and someone's going Vienna,
51:48maybe I'd put myself here somewhere.
51:52I just don't think we've been across that many mountains.
52:02The first six players have placed their exes in three different countries,
52:15creating a central cluster on the map.
52:19Oh, my God.
52:20I don't think Jackie Pay a B2 place, do you, right?
52:24The first six players have placed their exes in three different countries,
52:28creating a central cluster on the map.
52:31But there are three more players to drop their ex.
52:37This is so hard.
52:39Okay, let's do this.
52:40Oh, my God.
52:45Right.
52:46So, I'm thinking Austria.
52:47So, Vienna's up there.
52:49Oh, that's kind of far.
52:52Whenever Nick and Debbie said that their clue was definitely not France,
52:56that really threw me off.
52:57So, I'm a bit torn.
52:59I just don't understand why am I the only one who truly believes we're in France.
53:02I think I've ruled out France.
53:09I genuinely have no clue.
53:11For me, it's a toss between France and Austria.
53:19I think I'd be so solidly ignore all the French.
53:23The lady in the national dress, she wasn't speaking French,
53:27and I moved back on to Austria.
53:30I'm going with my gut, and I do think we're in Paris.
53:32I think what my plan is to do is go in between Vienna and potentially...
53:44Oh, Italy.
53:46Oh, my God, I'm actually, like, shaking.
53:49I'm going to have to hit confirm.
53:55There was a lot of French stuff going on.
53:58Oh, now I don't know whether I've dressed my hands or that I'm going to put down.
54:01No, I'm going to go.
54:09The deed, as they say, is done.
54:12All the players have marked where they think they are on the map.
54:17Who has placed their ex furthest away from the location?
54:21Players, you've done all you can.
54:31I'm going to go.
54:32I'm going to go.
54:32I'm going to go.
54:33Your exes are locked down.
54:36One of you is about to be asked to leave.
54:39The player who put their ex furthest away from where we are now is...
54:52Deborah.
55:04Oh, my God, no.
55:08I'm afraid for you, this is your final destination.
55:12Please leave.
55:18It's all right, guys.
55:19Don't worry.
55:19Don't worry, don't worry.
55:20Play well, play hard.
55:23It's a massive shock.
55:24With Deb's going, it's made everything a little bit more real.
55:28Everyone knows that, you see, it's not guaranteed.
55:31You're fabulous.
55:32You're going to have an absolutely amazing time.
55:34Play well, all of you.
55:35Thank you, Deb.
55:48Crazy.
55:50That's brutal.
55:58Oh, Don.
56:02Oh, fabulous.
56:07Paris, nicknamed the City of Light.
56:10Not only because it was one of the first to illuminate its streets,
56:14it was also once the center of knowledge and culture.
56:18The perfect Destination X to start this enlightening tour of Europe.
56:23Oh, Don, I wish you were here.
56:25To finish here, it is just amazing, absolutely incredible.
56:33I keep wanting to turn around and have a look at it, it's just stunning.
56:39Dawn, phenomenal woman that she is, was exactly bang on the money.
56:43It is the Eiffel Tower, isn't it?
56:47It certainly is.
56:54Starting in Baden-Baden, the players were flown to the multilingual region of Alsace in France,
57:00where they were given a whole box of clues in Malou's town square.
57:04They then made their way north before arriving in Paris.
57:11There were plenty of hints that they were in France.
57:13They spotted the German Shepherd.
57:16That's a German Shepherd dog, isn't it?
57:18Yeah.
57:19Which is also known as an Alsatian, just like the people of Alsace.
57:24Roses.
57:24The V was La Vie en Rose, Edith Piaf's famous song.
57:28Colmar.
57:30Colmar is a town in the Alsace region of France, where there is a replica Statue of Liberty.
57:37And for the very astute, the names in the airport took inspiration from Alsace-Lorraine, Joan of Arc,
57:46and the TV show Emily in Paris.
57:49Did you notice the look-alike?
57:50Emily is right.
57:53There were other clues to the specific Destination X, the Parry Breast dessert.
58:03The ringtone, sung by Eiffel 65.
58:06And you should always listen to my every word.
58:09I fell in love with these the minute I saw them.
58:13Dawn worked it all out.
58:14Eiffel Tower.
58:16But I won't be confirming it with her.
58:19Or any of the players.
58:20Next time.
58:23As they head to their second Destination X, the challenges start to push their buttons.
58:29Somebody has pressed their button.
58:32Stirring up some individual gameplay.
58:34I have no sign to say that anyone suspects me.
58:38And after one team is left hanging.
58:40Oh, shit.
58:41Are the days of sharing over.
58:43I'm not wanting to tell everybody where I think we are.
58:46You could cut the air.
58:47You're just a game player.
58:48Oh, the tea is coming out.
58:50With a small multi-function pen knife.
58:53If you know what I mean.
58:59I'm not wanting to tell everybody about it.
59:01I'm not wanting to tell everybody.
59:01I'm not wanting to tell everybody about it.
59:03Trust me.
59:04The 11th phase is coming.
59:07Welcome back up it.
59:08I'm not wanting to tell everybody.
59:10When you know what I mean by the force of beingony,
59:10I'm not wanting to tell everybody.
59:11It's very sad that people have power for the capacity.
59:12I won't be playing.
59:13It is just wondering if it's happening.
59:14You can't come with me.
59:19This place is waiting.
59:21And it is retirement now.
59:22Have a need to do now.
59:23You have walked out,
59:24gonna secara stay.
59:25Then will take you through.
59:26This place is going to travel.
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