It's bread week, so Jo and guests Deborah Meaden, Richard Bertinet and Josh Widdicombe cast their eyes over the home-baked breads brought in by the studio audience.
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It's the semi-finals in the tent, where the remaining four bakers go head-to-head for a place in the final week. Jo Brand is joined by celebrity fans - Danny Baker, Josh Widdicombe and Tom Aikens
It's the quarter-finals in the tent and just five bakers remain. Sarah Millican stands in for Jo Brand on An Extra Slice and is joined by Gregg Wallace, Joe Lycett and pastry chef Cherish Finden
Joanna Lumley, Jennifer Saunders, Lulu, and Dame Edna Everage enter the tent.
It’s the climax of the competition as winners of the three heats take on final challenges, before Judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood must decide on the first ever Celebrity Baking Show champion.
The third and final heat in this special hosted by Mel Giedroyc judged by Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry. The final four celebrity bakers are Anita Rani, Pearl Lowe, Alex Deakin and Alex Langlands.
Host Mel Giedroyc and Judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood are joined by Arlene Phillips, Fi Glover, Saira Khan and Gus Casely-Hayford for heat two, facing three classic challenges
The first heat in this special hosted by Mel Giedroyc with judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood. Baking are Actress Sarah Hadland, TV Gardener Joe Swift, Botanist and Broadcaster James Wong and Actress Angela Griffin. Only one baker from each heat c
Mary and Paul set three challenges to test the bakers on three different types of pastry, including a technical challenge that sees them baking a classic British tart.
For the very first time on Baking Show, it is Batter Week. Mary and Paul have set three challenges to test the bakers on some store cupboard classics.
The bakers must rise to the occasion to take on some of Paul's toughest bread challenges, including a showstopper requiring three different flours.
Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins are joined by the remaining bakers as they tackle three biscuit challenges set by Mary and Paul. Who will see their dreams crumble?
Jo is joined by Michel Roux Jr, David Baddiel, and Ruth Goodman to discuss Victorian Week.
Joining host Jo Brand in the An Extra Slice studio are three celebrity fans - Marcus Wareing, Marian Keyes and Rob Beckett - all eager to chew over pastry week in the tent.
Judy Murray, Michael Caines and Hal Cruttenden join Jo Brand to give their take on this week's sugar- and gluten-free shenanigans.
Joining host Jo Brand are three celebrity fans - Glynn Purnell, Liza Tarbuck and Henning Wehn - who dissect this week's action from the tent.
It's bread week, so Jo and guests Deborah Meaden, Richard Bertinet and Josh Widdicombe cast their eyes over the home-baked breads brought in by the studio audience.
Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins are joined by twelve new amateur bakers. The competition begins with three cake-making challenges devised by Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood.
A catch-up with the contestants from Series 6. The bakers share their memories, relive their highlights of the series and reveal what they are up to now.
Mary and Paul are back to bring a generous dollop of baking cheer to Christmas. Step by step they take us through stunning recipes that all the family can make during the festive season.
Mary makes a Tennis Cake based on the 19th century recipe that was the technical challenge from Victorian week. Paul makes two types of Cream Horns
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