Destination X release schedule: When is the next episode on?
In the new reality show a group of 13 contestants must work out where in Europe they are based on a series of clues and challenges. They then must all place an X on where they think they are on a world map and the furthest away on the map is eliminated.
Viewers at home can also get involved in the show by playing alongside and guessing where in Europe the contestants are by heading to the Destination X game site.
But when is the show next on TV? Here's the full release schedule for you.
The first episode of Destination X dropped on BBC One and BBC iPlayer earlier this week on 30th July at 9pm. The second episode was then shown the following evening at the same time.
There is also an American version of the show, which began a few weeks prior, but unlike the British version which has just civilians, the US version has a mixture of civilians and celebrities.
The series is expected to have 10 episodes with the series finale airing on 28th August at 9pm on BBC One and iPlayer.
Two episodes are released each week, one on Wednesday evening and one on Thursday evening, the next episode is expected to be released on Wednesday 6th August.
Here is the full episode release schedule of Destination X so you don't miss a single moment of the chaos.
Destination X is available to catchup on BBC iPlayer
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