'The Bible' Viewers Vent on Christian Mingle Ads on Twitter

"The Bible" may be dominating the Sunday night ratings race, but the ChristianMingle.com ads that air during almost every commercial break have some of the History Channel show's fans venting on Twitter.

Co-produced by reality TV mogul Mark Burnett and his wife Roma Downey, "The Bible" debuted March 3 to an astronomical 13.1 million viewers. The miniseries chronicles Genesis to Revelation with one overarching narrative, highlighting some old favorites from both the Old and New Testaments including Noah's ark, Adam and Eve, and the Exodus.

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But the endless commercials for ChristianMingle.com, an online dating service for Christian singles, has some viewers frustrated.

Only downfall to watching The Bible is the Christian Mingle commercials eveeery break.

— Darius Summers (@Dreamvillian22) March 25, 2013

They are putting WAY too many christianmingle.com commercials on the history channel while I watch #TheBible

— MONCHIS (@monchisdizzle92) March 25, 2013

If you met on christianmingle.com, please just tell me it was e-harmony so I don't have to hate you b/c of the commercials. #TheBible #fb

— Anna Carpenter (@annasjoy) March 25, 2013

Curse you Christian Mingle commercials for snapping me out of the mood while watching "The Bible" on History! #StupidSite

— Eric Marcy (@eric_marcy) March 25, 2013

Anybody else watching Christian Mingle with all of those #TheBible commercials??

— Garrett Smith (@G_Monayy) March 25, 2013

Dear Lord, Please Make the ChristianMingle.com Commercials Stop (thoughts on week 2 of “The Bible”) shar.es/e3gKS via @sharethis

— Peter Enns (@peteenns) March 11, 2013

Glad the real Bible doesn't have commercials #theBible

— Max Lucado (@MaxLucado) March 11, 2013

The final episode of "The Bible" airs Easter Sunday at 8 p.m. EST on the History Channel.

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