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Snog Marry Avoid?

This is totally going to be our new favourite trashy TV program. Forget makeover shows, this is the world’s first ‘make-under’ show. Created by the BBC, each episode takes a bunch of young Brits who have too much fake tan, too many hair extensions, too much make up and terrible clothes and persuades them to tone it down until they become presentable.

The tranformations are controled by a computer character called POD – which stands for personal overhaul device.  Check out the clip below which features Ross from Scotland.

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Snog Marry Avoid is on digital channel Eleven from Friday March 2 at 8:30pm

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