Britain, France, China and South Africa. Participants were evaluated by Sergei Garmash, Marina Neyolova, Irina Rodnina and Emir Kusturica. This contest was won by guests from South Africa, while gaining the most points - 40 points and taken the "2010-2011 Minutes of Fame" International Cup. This contest was hosted by Alexander Oleshko and Julia Kovalchuk. 3. September 4, 2011 in Russia was the opening of the season 6 of the project with a grand premiere of "Russia vs America", which had held Alexander Oleshko, Julia Kovalchuk, Valdis Pelsh and Yana Churikova. Referees rated using a 10-point scale: Russian participants were evaluated by the American jury, and Americans were evaluated by Russian jury: Alexander Tsekalo, Kristina Orbakaitė, Alexander Maslyakov and Carmen Rust. As a result, Alexander and Sergei Grinchenko (Russia) and Rigolo (America) have scored 40 points. 4. June 3 and June 17, 2012, an international competition held for the first time on two scenes in the form of 2 grand finals, where the finalists competed in 2011 from the Czech Republic, the UK, Germany, China, the United States, the Philippines and Russia. Russian Jury evaluated them on a 10-point scale. In the first final was won by participant Liu Wei from China, and in the second final was won by Victor Kochkin and Daniel Anastasin (Russia, winners of the season 5) which have scored 40 points. This grand final was hosted by Dmitry Shepelev and Julia Vysotskaya. Reruns From July 6 to August 31, 2014, Season 8 reruns were aired. April 5, 2015 in the 20th anniversary of Channel One in «Channel One Collection», the Season One final was aired as the charts. Notes 1.The newspaper "New Life". Interview with Dmitry Bulkin 2.Wild meanness "Minute of Fame" 3.Falling of the Filip Kirkorov 4.The fall of the "Minute of Fame". Participant dropped from a height of 5 meters 5.Member of the "Minutes of Fame" was almost killed in his speech 6.The participant "Minutes of Fame" was taken from the show on "Ambulance" 7.Minute of Fame. Olympic season External links Official website (In Russian) 2000s Russian television series 2007 Russian television series debuts Russia Russian television series based on British television series Television series by Fremantle (company) Channel One Russia original programming