BBC's latest travel programme, Destination X, has ignited a storm of criticism after viewers slammed it for featuring what they called 'disgusting' and 'insensitive' scenes. The show, which promises to take audiences on a journey to unexpected destinations, has left many questioning its editorial choices.
Outraged fans took to social media to express their dismay, with some demanding the show be pulled from the airwaves. One viewer tweeted, 'How did this even get approved? It's beyond offensive!' while another added, 'The BBC should be ashamed.'
What Sparked the Backlash?
While the exact nature of the controversial scenes remains unclear, reports suggest they involve culturally insensitive portrayals of local traditions. Critics argue the programme crosses the line between entertainment and exploitation.
BBC's Response
The broadcaster has yet to issue an official statement, but insiders suggest producers are reviewing the complaints. This isn't the first time the BBC has faced criticism for its travel programming, raising questions about its editorial oversight.
With the hashtag #BoycottDestinationX trending, the controversy shows no signs of abating. Will the BBC take action, or will they stand by their controversial production?
