Sue Perkins hosts the first episode, in which Michael Vaughan, Samantha Bond, Bonnie Wright and Johnny Vaughan enter the tent to face three challenges set by Judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood.
The six remaining bakers are making bread in Kent. Making bread is an ancient skill. Which of the bakers will best cope with the pressure and who will be the one who has to leave?
the home bakers are set three challenges as they bake their signature biscuits, attempt many a baker's nemesis – scones – and finally a tower of petit fours with meringues, choux pastry and macaroons
The ten bakers tackle three increasingly difficult challenges as their cake-making ability is tested.
Mary and her daughter indulge their delight for foraging and cooking in the great outdoors.
Mary meets others who also adore feeding the masses and shares her tips about cooking for a crowd.
Mary samples new meals including vegan scrambled eggs, Nigerian cuisine and mochi.
In the opening episode, Mary Berry shows us how to host a traditional tea party without any fuss.
Kicking off the series, Jo is joined by Roisin Conaty, Paul Rankin and Gregg Wallace to discuss the 12 new bakers and their bakes. The theme this week is cakes.
Jo Brand hosts An Extra Slice and is joined by three celebrity fans, including Nadiya Hussain and Ruth Davidson dissecting the goings-on in the tent, when the bakers tackled patisserie
Jo Brand hosts An Extra Slice and is joined by three celebrity fans to dissect this week's events in the tent - Deborah Meaden from Dragon's Den, chef Michael Caines and comedian Miles Jupp.
Mel Giedroyc runs proceedings as Claudia Winkleman, Ed Byrne, Martha Kearney and Olympian Helen Glover try to impress Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood.
David Mitchell, Michael Sheen, Jameela Jamil and Sarah Brown attempt to impress Mary and Paul.
Gok Wan, Jonathan Ross, Zoe Sugg, and Abbey Clancy enter the tent.
Joanna Lumley, Jennifer Saunders, Lulu, and Dame Edna Everage enter the tent.
Matt Lucas and Noel Fielding welcome Ellie Goulding, Mawaan Rizwan, Sophie Morgan and Tracey Ann Oberman into the tent under the watchful eye of Judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.
The first episode sees Mary-Anne, Ali, Cathryn and Norman face festive challenges.
The three finalists face a showstopper which is the most complex ever and which has the most bakes ever requested in a challenge. Who will be crowned champion?
The semi-final sees the bakers tackling three patisserie-based challenges, including a French pastry, a yeast-based cake and a multiple mini-cake showstopper.
For the first ever Tudor Week, the bakers must tackle pies, biscuits and a marzipan showstopper. Which of them will make it through to the semi-final?