One of the most viewed "Snog Marry Avoid?" videos on YouTube is "Scotland's No1 Male Barbie", which got interest around the world due to celebrity blogger Perez Hilton featuring it on his Twitter page. The most viewed video is the makeunder of Chloe Victoria Mafia, who is also known for auditioning for the seventh series of "The X Factor". To promote the third series, BBC Three aired a one-off special called "Snog, Marry, Avoid – Top 10 Shockers", a count down of the most memorable make-unders on 15 December 2009. Series 3 kicked off on 4 February 2010, with a 12-episode series. Series 4 began on 11 January 2011 at 8pm. There were 12 episodes and it ended on 15 March 2011. With new host Ellie Taylor, series 5 commenced on 14 May 2012, at 10.30pm on BBC Three. There were 10 episodes and it ended on 16 July 2012. Series 6 began on 18 March 2013, airing every Monday at 10:00pm. There were 12 episodes. "Snog Marry Avoid?" has received positive reviews, complimenting its useful beauty tips and 'cliche' gimmick. BBC Three's boss has declared it a "roaring success". Australian rapper Iggy Azalea has said that she is a fan of the show, admitting "It's very interesting TV". Viewership had climbed throughout the first two series, on average over 750,000 people tuning into each of the second series' episodes. Repeats also gained good ratings, becoming one of BBC Three's top shows. London Live repeatedly aired all 6 series of the programme from the Jenny Frost and Ellie Taylor eras and was previously shown on BBC Three. Reruns of the show are currently shown on VH1. A German version started airing in November 2008 on the commercial channel ProSieben. ""Love Date or Hate –die ehrlichste Starstyle-Rubrik der Welt"" ("Love Date or Hate – the most honest starstyle-column in the world") was a part of the weekly showbiz-oriented television programme ""red! – Stars, Lifestyle & More"", but due to harsh criticism the column was taken off the show after a few months. POD was called "Stylomat" in this TV format (portmanteau of the words "style" and "automat"). A Russian version named "Косметический ремонт [Kosmeticheskiĭ remont]" (Redecorating) has aired since 23 May 2011 on musical and entertainment channel Muz-TV.