Jo Brand is joined by three celebrity Great British Bake Off fans to take a look at the week's episode, with chat, unseen footage and an interview with the eliminated baker.
Jo Brand is joined by three celebrity Great British Bake Off fans to take a look at the week's episode, with chat, unseen footage and an interview with the eliminated baker.
Jo Brand is joined by three celebrity Great British Bake Off fans to take a look at the week's episode, with chat, unseen footage and an interview with the eliminated baker.
Jo Brand is joined by three celebrity Great British Bake Off fans to take a look at the week's episode, with interviews and unseen footage. The panel discuss dessert week.
It is pies and tarts week in the tent, so Jo and her panel of Bake Off fans continue the theme in the An Extra Slice studio, looking at audience bakes and viewer photos - the good, the bad and the disastrous. The panel discuss the remaining Bake Off bakers and the pies and tarts they have baked. What do the panel think of the bakers' custard tarts? How did the bakers do in this week's technical challenge - Paul Hollywood's mini pear pies? And what will they say about the three-tier pies in the showstopper? There is also another weekly serving of 'exclusive' footage from the tent.
It is European cake week in the tent, so Jo and her panel of fans celebrate them by tasting audience bakes and looking at viewer photos of bakes from home - the triumphs and the tragedies. What do the panel think of the bakers' yeast-leavened cakes in the week's signature bake? How well do they think the bakers coped making a cake most had never heard of, a princess tarta? And what will they say about the challenging show-stopper bake - a two-tier dobos torte? The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice - perfect if you simply can't resist a second helping.
It is pastries week in the tent, which means Jo Brand and her panel of Bake Off fans are celebrating anything and everything to do with pastry. In the studio, the panel looks at bakes brought in by the audience and viewer photos of their bakes from home - the delectable and the downright disastrous. Jo is joined by comedian Josh Widdicombe, broadcaster Danny Baker and series 4's victim of custard theft, Howard Middleton. What do the panel think of the Bake Off bakers' savoury pastry parcels in this week's signature bake? How well do they think the bakers coped in the technical test of making kouign amann? And what will they say about the challenging show-stopper - eclairs?
It is advanced dough week in the tent, which means Jo and her panel of celebrity fans are celebrating all sorts of dough-based bakes. Jo is joined by Hairy Biker Dave Myers, author Marian Keyes and comedian Hal Cruttenden to look at bakes brought in by the audience and viewer photos of their bakes from home - the great, the good and the really, really rubbish ones. What do the panel have to say about the bakers' sweet fruit loaf in this round's signature bake? How do they think the bakers coped making povitica for the technical - and had they even heard of it? Who do they think shone making doughnuts in the showstopper? And who do they think will make the final three and eventually be crowned winner?
It is patisserie week in the tent, which means Jo and her panel of celebrity fans are celebrating all sorts of high-end cakes. In the studio, the panel looks at bakes brought in by the audience and viewer photos of their bakes from home, including the weird, the wonderful and the woeful. What do the panel have to say about the bakers' signature baklavas? Will anyone be able to pronounce this week's technical bake, a schichttorte? How did the bakers cope with making entremets for the showstopper - and has anyone even heard of them? The panel also give their best guesses at who will be crowned winner.
It is the final week in the Bake Off tent and just three bakers remain. Who will be crowned this year's winner? Jo Brand hosts and is joined in the studio by Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry to get their take on the nail-biting final bakes and how and why they chose their eventual winner. Jo interviews this year's champion, the two runners-up and is joined by all of this year's bakers. Plus, there's lots of unseen footage from the BBC One show and a look at the best and worst viewer and audience bakes too. With everything to play for, the final three bakers face a signature bake to create 24 viennoiserie; a technical that leaves the bakers nowhere to hide - scones, tartes aux citron and victoria sandwiches; and a final showstopper of a piece montee.
Kicking off the series, Jo and her panel of Bake Off fans will give us their take on the 12 brand new bakers and their attempts in cake week. Will they go mad for the bakers' madeira cake? How do they think the dozen coped with their first ever technical bake - Mary's frosted walnut cake? Whose black forest gateau show-stopper stopped the show?
It's biscuit week, so Jo and her guests celebrate all sorts of biscuits in the An Extra Slice studio, tasting audience attempts at cookies and crackers and looking at viewer photos of their bakes from home - the good, the bad and the downright disastrous. Jo and her panel of Bake Off fans give their take on the remaining 11 bakers and their attempts at biscuits. What do the panel think of the bakers' signature biscotti? How do they think the bakers coped with technical challenge number two - Paul Hollywood's arlettes? And which baker's biscuit box most impressed in the showstopper?
It's bread week, so Jo and her guests will be casting their eye over the home-baked breads brought in by the studio audience, as well as looking at viewer photos of their home baking efforts too, be they triumphs or heroic fails. What will the panel make of the bakers' signature quick breads? Whose baguettes were bang-on in the technical challenge? And whose showstopping bread sculpture stood out?
It's desserts week, so Jo and her guests will discuss the remaining nine bakers and their efforts. Whose signature creme brulees had the panel drooling? What did they make of the Spanish windtorte in the technical? Had they even heard of it? And whose tiered baked cheesecake show-stopper impressed them the most? Plus Jo and the panel will be tasting bakes brought in by the studio audience and looking at photos of your creations from home - from perfect puds to disastrous desserts.
Host Jo Brand is joined in the An Extra Slice studio by three celebrity guests giving their take on this week's Bake Off shenanigans. Along with chat and unseen footage from the BBC One show, there is an interview with the latest baker to leave the tent. Jo and her guests also taste bakes brought in by the audience, be they gluten-free, sugar-free or possibly even flavour-free. They also look at photos of viewer bakes from home - the good, the bad and the downright catastrophic. What will the panel think of the bakers' attempts at sugar-free cakes in the tent? Who do they think pulled off the best gluten-free pitta breads? And whose dairy-free ice cream roll had them salivating in the showstopper?
Joining host Jo Brand in the An Extra Slice studio will be three celebrity fans, all eager to chew over the latest goings on in the tent. There will be unseen footage from the BBC One show, chat about the latest baking shenanigans and an interview with the latest baker to leave. Jo and her guests will celebrate pastry in the An Extra Slice studio, tasting audience bakes and looking at viewer photos of their home bakes - from tantalising tarts to pitiful pastries. They will also be putting the remaining bakers and their bakes under the microscope. Whose frangipane tart was a work of art in this week's signature? What will the panel think of the flaounas in the technical, and have they even heard of them? And whose vol-au-vents will impress in the showstopper?
Joining host Jo Brand in the An Extra Slice studio will be three celebrity Bake Off fans eager to chew over the latest goings on in the tent. Jo and her guests will debate which bakers were victorious in Victorian Week. They will be tasting bakes brought in by the studio audience and looking at pictures of viewer bakes from home - from the incredible to the frankly inedible. There will be an interview with the latest baker to leave the tent, as well as unseen footage from the BBC One show. Jo will get the panel's take on the remaining bakers and their Victorian bakes. Who rose to the occasion in the raised game pie signature bake? Which baker served up a faultless tennis cake in the technical? And what will the panel make of this week's charlotte russe showstopper?
Sarah Millican stands in for Jo Brand on An Extra Slice and is joined by Gregg Wallace, Joe Lycett and pastry chef Cherish Finden to dissect this week's events in the tent, with unseen footage from the BBC One show and an interview with the latest baker to leave. They also taste bakes brought in by the studio audience and look at viewer photos of their bakes from home - the delicacies and the calamities. How do the panel think the bakers coped with cream horns in the signature? What did they make of the mokatines technical? Had the panel even heard of the showstopper - religieuse a l'ancienne? And which of the bakers do our panel think will make it through to the end?
Jo Brand is joined by three celebrity Bake Off fans to dissect the penultimate week in the tent, when the bakers tackled chocolate. As well as unseen footage from the BBC One show, Jo and the panel will taste bakes brought in by the studio audience and look at photos of bakes from viewers at home - the stonkers and the stinkers. Jo will interview the last baker to leave before the final. What will the panel think of the bakers' signature chocolate tarts? Who rose to the chocolate souffle technical? Whose show-stopping 3D chocolate centrepiece was the centre of attention? And which baker will the panel tip to be crowned the Great British Bake Off Champion 2015?
It is the final week in the Bake Off tent and just three bakers remain. Who will be crowned this year's winner? Jo Brand hosts An Extra Slice and is joined in studio by Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry to get their take on the nerve-wracking final bakes and how and why they chose their eventual winner. Jo will interview the champion, the two runners-up and will be joined by all of this year's bakers. Plus there's lots of unseen footage from the BBC One show and a look at the best and worst viewer and audience bakes too. With everything to play for, the final three face their last ever signature to create filled iced buns, a final nail-biting technical and a classic British cake in the show-stopper - whose bakes will be deemed worthy of a champion? The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice - your final helping of the year.
The Great British Bake Off is back and joined by An Extra Slice on BBC Two. Each week, host Jo Brand chats to a panel of celebrity Bake Off fans, looking at all the shenanigans in the tent. Jo shines a spotlight on the best, the worst and the 'must try harder next time' bakes from the latest episode, with chat, exclusive footage from the BBC One show and an interview with the baker who left the tent that week. The studio audience of Bake Off fans are challenged to bring a bake from home and reveal their efforts on the show, and viewers are invited to share photos of their efforts too - the delightful, the delicious and the downright disastrous. Kicking off the series, Jo and her panel of Bake Off fans give us their take on the 12 brand new bakers and their attempts in cake week. An Extra Slice - when one helping of Bake Off just isn't enough.
It is week two in The Great British Bake Off tent and sister show An Extra Slice returns to serve up more Bake Off magic on BBC Two. This week, Jo Brand is joined by comedian Josh Widdicombe and chef Rosemary Shrager to dissect the latest goings-on, with unseen footage from the BBC One show and an interview with the latest baker to leave the tent. It is biscuit week, so Jo and her guests celebrate all sorts of biscuits in the An Extra Slice studio, tasting audience attempts at gingerbread and garibaldis and looking at viewer photos of their bakes from home - the good, the bad and the downright disastrous. What does Jo's panel make of the remaining 11 bakers and their attempts at decorated biscuits? Mary Berry's challenging technical? And which baker's 3D biscuit creation most impressed in the show-stopper? An Extra Slice - when one helping of Bake Off just isn't enough.
It is bread week, so Jo and her guests cast their eyes over the baked bread brought in by the studio audience, and look at viewer photos of their bakes from home, be they triumphs or heroic fails.
It is batter week in the tent, so Jo and her guests discuss the remaining nine bakers and their sweet and savoury creations, as well as tasting the bakes brought in by the studio audience. Plus, they look at viewers' photos of their attempts from home - the good, the bad and the downright ugly.
It is week five in the Bake Off tent and just eight bakers remain to tackle pastry week.
It is week six in the Great British Bake Off tent and just seven bakers remain to tackle a Bake Off first - botanical week. Joining host Jo Brand in the An Extra Slice studio are three celebrity fans including Danny Baker, all eager to chew over the latest goings on in the tent.
It is dessert week in the Great British Bake Off tent and just six bakers remain. Joining host Jo Brand in the An Extra Slice studio are three celebrity Bake Off fans - double Olympic silver medalist Rebecca James, Crème de la Crème judge Cherish Finden and comedian Chris Addison.
What will the panel think about the classic Tudor signature bake, a savoury stuffed pie? Which baker's traditional biscuit stood out in the technical? And whose showstopper was deemed fit for a king?
What do the panel think of the bakers' signature French pastry? Who do they think rose to Paul's yeast-based fruit and chocolate cake in the technical? Whose showstopping mini cake bake won the day? And which baker will the panel tip to be crowned the Great British Bake Off Champion 2016?
Going into the final, just three bakers remained, one of whom would be crowned the winner of 2016. Jo Brand is joined in studio Mary Berry to get her take on the nerve-wracking final bakes and why she and Paul chose their eventual champion. Jo interviews the year's winner as well as the two runners-up, and she is also joined by the rest of the year's bakers.
Kicking off the series, Jo is joined by brand new GBBO judge Prue Leith, as well as a panel of famous Bake Off fans who discuss all things from Prue's technical challenge to the tricky illusion cakes.
Jo Brand chats to a panel of celebrity Bake Off fans, examining all the goings-on from the tent, with exclusive footage and special guests.
Jo Brand reviews the events of Italian week, talking to this week's eliminated baker and introducing unseen footage from the main programme. She also asks her celebrity panellists for their thoughts and invites them to taste the audience bakes.
Jo Brand is joined by celebrity fans to discuss how the competitors fared dealing with the unfamiliar recipes of Forgotten Bakes week, and chats to the eliminated contestant. There's also unseen footage from the main programme, viewers' photos of their creations and members of the audience bring in their own home-baked treats.
Jo Brand looks back at Tuesday's semi-final, presenting highlights and unseen footage from the tent as the four remaining bakers competed for the three places in next week's final. This week the theme was patisserie, and here Jo and her fellow panellists meet the unlucky contestant whose efforts were not quite good enough to impress Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.
Jo Brand is joined by many of the main players as she looks back at this year's final, chatting to the winner and presenting unseen footage from the show. Celebrity guests also have their thoughts on the show, and there will also be the usual viewers' bakes - both good and bad. Last in the series.
Jo meets the first baker of 2018 to leave the tent and chats with celebrity Bake Off fans Roisin Conaty, Rob Beckett and Russell Tovey.
Jo Brand presents the companion show to the baking contest, featuring unseen footage from the programme and an interview with the week's eliminated baker. Plus, inspired by Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith, Jo tests the baking skills of her celebrity guests with some dastardly challenges of her own.
Jo Brand presents the companion show to the baking contest, featuring unseen footage from the programme and an interview with the week's eliminated baker. Plus, inspired by Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith, Jo tests the baking skills of her celebrity guests with some dastardly challenges of her own.
Jo Brand and her panel of celebrity guests chew over the latest goings-on in the tent, bringing hilarious unseen moments smuggled out of the tent flaps. The host also enjoys a chat with the latest baker to leave and serves up her favourite pictures sent in by viewers baking at home - from triumphant wins to heroic fails. Plus, inspired by Paul and Prue, Jo tests the baking skills of her celebrity guests with some dastardly challenges of her own.
Jo Brand and a panel of celebrity guests chew over the latest goings on in the tent, meeting the week's eliminated baker and sharing unseen moments smuggled out of the tent flaps. She also serves up her favourite pictures sent in by viewers baking at home - from the triumphant wins to the heroic fails.
Jo Brand and a panel of celebrity guests chew over the latest goings on in the tent, meeting the week's eliminated baker and sharing unseen moments smuggled out of the tent flaps. Inspired by Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith, she also serves up her favourite pictures sent in by viewers baking at home - from the triumphant wins to the heroic fails.
Jo Brand chats with celebrity Bake Off fans Nick Hewer, James Acaster and Stacey Solomon, and shines a light on all the goings-on from the tent. With exclusive footage.
Jo Brand and a panel of celebrity guests chew over the latest goings on in the tent, meeting the week's eliminated baker and sharing unseen moments smuggled out of the tent flaps. Inspired by Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith, she also serves up her favourite pictures sent in by viewers baking at home - from the triumphant wins to the heroic fails.
Jo Brand looks back at Tuesday's semi-final, meeting the unlucky contestant whose efforts were not quite good enough to impress Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith, and presenting highlights and unseen footage from the tent as the line-up for next week's final was decided.
Jo Brand looks back at Tuesday's final, meeting the unlucky contestants whose efforts were not quite good enough to impress Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith, and presenting highlights and unseen footage from the tent. Last in the series.
Jo Brand invites Bake Off fans Frank Skinner, Stephen Mangan and Scarlett Moffatt to reveal what they think about this year's line-up of bakers and their debut bakes in cake week. Plus, an exclusive interview with the first of the baker's dozen to leave. Comedian and Extra Slice regular Tom Allen gets stuck in with the studio audience bakers, to take a look at their weird and wonderful bakes.
Jo Brand is joined by guests Kathy Burke, Joel Dommett and Matt Edmondson to look back at Biscuit Week, while Tom Allen probes the studio audience and assesses their bakes. There's also exclusive out-takes from the tent and an interview with the latest baker to be eliminated.
Jo Brand is joined by guests Paul Hollywood, Sally Phillips and Rose Matafeo to look back at all the latest happenings in the tent, while Tom Allen probes the studio audience and assesses their bakes. There are also exclusive out-takes from the main show and an interview with the latest baker to be eliminated.
Jo Brand is joined by guests Russell Tovey, Aisling Bea and Prue Leith to look back at all the latest happenings in the tent, while Tom Allen serves up some of the bakes brought along by the studio audience. There are also exclusive out-takes from the main show and an interview with the latest baker to be eliminated.
It was back to the 1920s for Bake Off this week, and here Jo Brand is joined by guests Tez Ilyas, Hugh Dennis and Natasia Demetriou to discuss who slipped up in the slapstick Signature and whether there were tears over tiered cakes in the Showstopper. Plus, Tom Allen serves up some of the bakes brought along by the studio audience. There are also exclusive out-takes from the main show and an interview with the latest baker to be eliminated.
Jo Brand is joined by guests Emma Bunton, Phil Wang and Stacey Dooley to look back at all the latest happenings in the tent. Plus, Tom Allen serves up some of the bakes brought along by the studio audience. There are also exclusive out-takes from the main show and an interview with the latest baker to be eliminated.
Jo Brand is joined by Nicola Coughlan from Derry Girls, Krishnan Guru-Murthy and comedian Tom Davis as the show shares all the news from Festival Week, including unseen footage. Plus, there's an exclusive interview with the latest baker to leave the tent. Tom Allen is in the studio reviewing the feast of treats the audience have brought along and Jo looks at what viewers have been creating in their kitchens at home.
Jo Brand is joined by guests Jamie Laing, Faye Ripley and Darren Harriott to review all that Pastry Week had to offer. Plus, Tom Allen serves up some of the bakes brought along by the studio audience. There are also exclusive out-takes from the main show and an interview with the latest baker to be eliminated.
Jo Brand is joined by guests including series fan Richard Osman, Anneka Rice and comedian Joe Wilkinson to review semi-final week in the Bake Off tent, as well as look at bakes viewers have been making at home - from the dreamy to the dreary. Plus, Tom Allen peruses the patisserie brought in by the studio audience.
Jo Brand is joined by guests Harry Hill and Rylan Clark-Neal to review the dramatic Bake Off final, with Prue Leith explaining why she and Paul Hollywood chose their ultimate champion. Plus, the rest of this year's bakers make a welcome return to the Extra Slice studio and Tom Allen conducts a final sweep of the show's audience to judge their bakes and serve some up to the panel. Last in the series.
Jo Brand welcomes the main programme's new host Matt Lucas, presenter AJ Odudu and Extra Slice favourite Richard Osman to discuss the new bubble of bakers and get stuck into Cake Week. Plus, comedian and regular contributor Tom Allen invites an array of home-bakers to bravely present him with their delights.
Jo Brand is joined by judge Prue Leith, comedian Phil Wang and series fan Stephen Mangan to snap up the best bits of Biscuit Week and exciting extra footage. The home bakers keep a safe distance from comedian Tom Allen's prying eyes and Jo looks at what delights and frights viewers have been baking in their kitchens.
Jo Brand is joined by judge Paul Hollywood, presenter and comedian Judi Love and comedian Aisling Bea to discuss the best bits from Bread Week. Plus, the latest baker to leave the competition tells all, regular contributor Tom Allen invites a select group of home bakers to show off their skills and Jo rifles through photos of the curious monstrosities viewers have created in their kitchens.
Jo Brand is joined by guests Vic Reeves, Melvin Odoom and Steph McGovern as they dip their fingers into Chocolate Week. Regular contributor Tom Allen reviews some of the handiwork offered up by a select group of home bakers and reveals the disastrous bakes viewers have created in their own kitchens. Plus, exclusive unseen clips from the tent and an interview with the latest baker to leave the competition.
Jo Brand is joined by series fans Joel Dommett and Vick Hope, as they tuck into the best bits and unseen extras from Pastry Week. Regular contributor Tom Allen probes a bunch of home bakers and Jo showcases the incredible and inedible creations emerging from your kitchens at home. Plus, exclusive unseen clips from the tent and an interview with the latest baker to leave the competition.
Jo Brand is joined by Jonathan Ross, Darren Harriott and Siobhan McSweeney to discuss all the action from a Bake Off first - Japanese Week - featuring an interview with the eliminated contestant. Tom Allen puts a select group of home bakers through their paces from a safe distance, and Jo showcases more of the weird and wonderful delights from viewers' kitchens.
Comedian Harry Hill, actress Sunetra Sarker and pop legend Martin Kemp join presenter Jo Brand to dissect the events of Tuesday's 1980s-themed episode. Show regular Tom Allen is back in the socially distanced bakers lounge to probe bakes brought in by the home bakers. Plus, an exclusive interview with the latest baker to leave and more home baking delights from kitchens up and down the country.
Jo Brand is joined by Kathy Burke, Jools Holland and Sophie Duker to look back at the highs and lows of dessert week and meet the unfortunate contestant who wobbled a little too much in the jelly art cake signature. There's also extra footage and photos of the curious so-called cakes that eager amateurs have been creating at home.
Jo Brand presents the companion show to the baking contest, inviting guests Joe Wilkinson, Jordan Banjo and Prue Leith to reflect on Patisserie Week. Regular contributor Tom Allen waves his whisk at the socially distanced home bakers and their tasty treats, while Jo introduces unseen footage and an exclusive interview with the baker leaving the competition. The host also unearths the delights and the frights being baked in viewers' kitchens.
To celebrate the final, Jo Brand is joined by Matt Lucas, Emma Bunton, and both runners-up and the winner of The Great British Bake Off 2020. Regular contributor Tom Allen does a final sweep of the studio and Jo mops up the last viewer pictures of the series.
Jo Brand's back with an extra helping of Bake Off, joined by Sarah Millican, Sunetra Sarker and Iain Stirling to tuck into the events of Cake Week.
Jo Brand chews over Biscuit Week with Nick Grimshaw and Darren Harriott, with exclusive footage and an interview with the latest baker to leave.
Jo tears into Bread Week with Aisling Bea, Martin Kemp and Melvin Odoom, with unseen footage from the tent and a chat with the latest baker to leave the show
Jo's joined by Stephen Mangan, Kadeena Cox and Matt Lucas to enjoy the delights of Dessert Week, with unseen footage and a chat with the latest baker to leave the show
Jo gets stuck into German Week with Richard Osman, Anneka Rice and Ade Adepitan, with unseen footage and a chat with the latest baker to say auf wiedersehen
Companion show to baking contest, featuring unseen footage from the programme and an interview with the week's eliminated baker.
Host Jo Brand is joined by celebrity fans Harry Hill, Melvin Odoom and Roisin Conaty to discuss the new batch of bakers and to tuck into the events of cake week. Tom Allen is back to judge the bakes brought along by the brave studio audience, and Jo rifles through photos of the wonderful and woeful bakes created by viewers at home. Plus, unseen footage from the tent and an exclusive interview with the first baker to leave.
Jo's joined by Jamie Laing, Kadeena Cox and Tom Davis to chew over the events of Biscuit Week. Tom Allen judges the studio audience bakes. Plus: unseen footage from the tent.
Jo Brand is joined by celebrity fans Richard Osman and Bake Off's very own Matt Lucas to tuck into the events of Bread Week. Tom Allen judges the bakes brought along by the brave studio audience, and Jo rifles through photos of the good, the bad and the slightly weird bakes created by viewers at home. Plus, unseen footage from the tent and an exclusive interview with the latest baker to leave
Host Jo Brand is joined by celebrity fans Martin Kemp and Iain Stirling to tuck into the events of Mexican Week. Tom Allen judges the bakes brought along by the brave studio audience, and Jo rifles through photos of the wonderful and woeful bakes created by viewers at home. Plus, there's unseen footage from the tent and an exclusive interview with the latest baker to leave
Jo's joined by Prue Leith to enjoy a second helping of Dessert Week. Tom Allen judges the audience's bakes. Plus: there's unseen footage from the tent.
Jo delves into the happenings of Halloween Week with Ade Adepitan, Josie Gibson and Jonathan Ross. Who do they think smashed it in the spooky showstopper?
Jo Brand dives into Custard Week with celebrity fans Kerry Godliman, Eddie Kadi and Bake Off's very own Paul Hollywood. Tom Allen judges the bakes brought along by the brave studio audience, and there's an interview with the latest baker to leave.
Jo Brand gets wrapped up in Pastry Week with Joe Wilkinson, Judi Love and Maisie Adam. Tom Allen judges the bakes brought along by the brave studio audience, there's unseen footage from the tent and an interview with the latest baker to leave.
Jo Brand is joined by AJ Odudu, Joel Dommett and Lorraine Kelly to discuss Patisserie Week, Tom Allen judges the bakes brought along by the brave studio audience and Jo rifles through photos of the wonderful and woeful bakes created by viewers at home.
Host Jo Brand is joined by celebrity fans Stacey Solomon and Stephen Mangan to enjoy one last helping of this year's Bake Off. Meanwhile, Tom Allen judges the bakes brought along by the brave studio audience and Jo rifles through photos of the wonderful and woeful bakes created by viewers at home
Jo tucks into the events of Cake Week with Alison Hammond, Stephen Mangan and Michelle Visage. Whose perfectly vertical layer cake stacks up?
Jo, Judi Love, Carol Vorderman and Iain Stirling dunk themselves into Biscuit Week. Which bakers got stuck into the marshmallow Signature, and who made a meal out of the illusion Showstopper?
Jo tears into Bread Week with Martin Kemp, Ellie Taylor and Guz Khan. Which bakers rose to the challenge and who got themselves in a twist with the plaited centrepiece?
Jo melts into Chocolate Week with Paul Hollywood, Yinka Bokinni and James Buckley. Whose tricky torte tantalised, and whose showstopping choccy box gifted them a place in the next round?
Jo, Ross Noble, Jamie Laing and Oti Mabuse turnover Pastry Week. Whose savoury picnic pie had the upper crust and which baker crumbled under the pressure?
Harry Hill, Josie Gibson and Babatunde Aléshé root through Botanical Week with Jo. Which baker blossomed with their showstopping floral dessert, and after a herby Technical, whose thyme was up?
Jo dives into Dessert Week with Prue Leith, Joel Dommett and Ignacio Lopez. Whose meringue was the bomb and who had a wobble with their crème caramel?
Jo invites Aisling Bea, Scarlett Moffatt and Nabil Abdulrashid for a knees-up to celebrate Party Week. Whose anything-but-beige buffet got a hip-hip-hooray?
Jo takes another bite of Patisserie Week with Eddie Kadi, Lorraine Kelly and Joe Wilkinson. Which bakers had the je ne sais quoi to get them to the final?
Jo enjoys one last helping of Bake Off with Jonathan Ross, Alison Hammond and Paul Hollywood. Who got unstuck in the Technical and whose choux shone through?
Jo's joined by Alison Hammond and Aisling Bea to celebrate Cake Week. Whose illusion cakes bamboozled the judges, and whose elevated loaf cake took them to dizzy new heights?
Jo's joined by Stephen Mangan, Babátúndé Aléshé and Josie Gibson to snap Biscuit Week in two. Whose Viennese biscuits had the judges waltzing for joy, and whose puppet theatre took centre stage?
Jo's joined by Jonathan Ross, Ravneet Gill and Josh Pugh to toast Bread Week. Whose Horns of Plenty filled the judges with joy? And who kneaded a helping hand in the instructionless Technical?
Jo gets stuck into Caramel Week with Prue Leith, Oti Mabuse and Chloe Petts. Whose mousse cake got the judges all gooey? And whose time in the tent came to a sticky end?
Alexander Armstrong, Natalie Cassidy and AJ Odudu join Jo to turnover Pastry Week. Whose frangipane tart did the judges go nuts for and which Paris-Brest was the Paris-Best?
Jo's joined by Carol Vorderman, Iain Stirling and Leomie Anderson to leaf through Autumn Week. Whose showstopping veg celebration cakes were the judges rooting for?
Jo's joined by Jack Dee, Amy Gledhill and Eddie Kadi to dip into Dessert Week. Whose meringue nests peaked? And who got their just desserts?
Jo's joined by Paul Hollywood, Ellie Taylor and Layton Williams to boogie through 1970s Week; whose profiterole tower made them baker of the hour?
Jo's joined by Lorraine Kelly, Phil Wang and Vogue Williams to devour all the Patisserie Week semi-final action. Whose buttery breakfast pastries melted the judges' hearts?
Jo's joined by Prue Leith and Harry Hill to spill the tea on the final. There's interviews with our three finalists, and Tom catches up with all dozen bakers.
The four Comic Relief Bake Off star bakers (Jennifer Saunders, Gok Wan, Michael Sheen, and Victoria Wood) are interviewed by Jo Brand, and one of them is declared the overall winner of The Great Comic Relief Bake Off 2015. The star bakers have each baked a cake in keeping with this year's Comic Relief theme, 'make your face funny for money', but which cake will stand out and who will be crowned Comic Relief Bake Off champion? Jo is also joined by The Great British Bake Off's resident judge Mary Berry, as well as Bake Off fan and comedian Frank Skinner and former Bake Off contestant Howard Middleton. The panel celebrates the shenanigans in the Comic Relief Bake Off tent, samples the audience's baps and looks at pictures of viewers' buns from home, as well as revealing unseen moments from the tent. Will Mary Berry dish the dirt on the bakers? Who will be crowned winner? And will the losers take it in their stride?
