Here's What The Cameras Hide On Great British Bake Off
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- “The Great British Bake Off” took the baking world by storm when it premiered on the BBC in 2010. Known for its witty banter between co-hosts, the friendliness of its contestants, the Paul Hollywood handshake, and, of course, incredible bakes, the show has become a hit not just in its native UK, but worldwide.
Twelve seasons in, and the show continues to raise the stakes on what’s possible with pastry dough, but what’s it like when the cameras aren’t rolling? If you’ve ever wondered who’s really in charge of baking all those technical challenge examples, stay tuned. We’re sneaking our way under the “Bake Off” tent: here’s what the cameras hide on “Great British Bake Off.”
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A life-changing opportunity | 0:00
Influencing supermarket sales | 1:46
Arduous audition process | 3:03
Accurate representation | 4:34
Faked examples | 5:22
Contestants get bullied | 6:24
The Bake Off bubble | 7:17
Template for new shows | 8:10
A long time coming | 9:25
Real action | 10:24
Spin-offs and musicals | 11:26
A liberal use of innuendo | 12:26
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What do you like the most about “Great British Bake Off”?
Noel. He seems to be a very sweet man.
Camaraderie among contestants. Helping and supporting each others, rather than American contestant shows where it's absolute norm to trick, bully and backstab opponents. Also, judges and hosts are absolutely great.
That it has given me a safe island during Covid and Cancer.
The b-roll clips of the animals! I always look forward to seeing those cute birds and squirells!
I no longer watch it as the things I DISLIKE most about "GBO" are the two clowns (not Paul or Pru) who add nothing and are just an irritation! I'm surprised neither of them have been punched in the face...or at least been told to "Bog off". Sue and Mel were so much better.
I love that the show is not about winning money. It is about teamwork and the love of baking.
I just love it. It is very calming
Teamwork? 🤔 They are battling to be the sole winner of the Bake Off 😂
@@Gazshadows
Yet they will STILL help one another. So many times a baker has been struggling and another baker stops what they are doing to help them or settle them. Because it isn't about winning. It's about going into a big tent to do what you love with a group of other people who love it, too. If you're the best, that's amazing! But that's not what it's all about.
Something people here in America just can't understand:
It isn't. All. About. You.
@@BaughbeSauce I get what you're saying but there are no teams in the tent. It's a competition to determine who the best baker is.
I like this show because everyone supports each other and there is no drama. I get so sick of all the hate and back stabbing on other shows it gets so old. This is so refreshing and happy. I love to watch it.
No temper tantrums, no foul language, no throwing food, no camera hogging, and showing off.
I absolutely love this show. I love how positive and encouraging all the contestants are, I love the diversity of the bakers, and I particularly love how the show never highlighted Briony’s disability and even brought her back for the holiday episode and still never mentioned it!
Well one reason they did not and cannot, they would get sued for discrimination.
@@kp8381 that’s very true, but it’s still a positive thing to see on national tv, however fake it is
I totally agree!! They just focus on the actual meaning on the show and don’t bring in all the crazy crap going on in the world. I love how make it really about baking and focus on the contestants baking past ect…
They are all very supportive of each other. Love it!!!
I agree 100%
Agree 100% 😊 I love it too!
this show got me through a HORRIBLE depression after losing my dad . It got me baking again which meant soo much to me.
You have my empathy. I lost my mother. This show is a necessary crutch for my sorrows. I adore it.
I love this show because everyone is so polite and kind to each other. I also love the diversity.
I was on the Great American BAking show that was filmed in a tent in London. The production staff and those that made sure we had EVERYTHING we needed are the true work horses of the tent! As for the bakers, we just had to do what we loved most ( and not try to screw it up) Plus working around the producers, hosts, judges... there were roughly 35 people in the tent at all times. The editors really know how to do their magic... All in all, it was a wonderful experience and something I will never forget. Just follow your dreams and have fun!
This may seem like a rude question, but it’s a very practical one. I’ve always wondered, if bakers are busy inside the tent for hours on end, where do they go to the bathroom? I hope they don’t have to walk back to the hotel each time since they’d be away from their baking too long, and I don’t think an outhouse would be sanitary enough when working with food. I’m just wondering because I am a senior citizen with bladder issues, but I love to bake.
@@debpabetz9730 While filming, if we needed to go the the restroom, they would focus on other bakers and we would be escorted to the Manner house. They gave us many breaks since the filming could be 10-11 hours a day ( every other day) They gave us many days off to work on our recipes. Typically 1-2 days shooting and off a day sometimes off 2 days. In total it took a month to film the 10 episodes.
Ok, question - they always say the last challenge happens on the next day, but they're all still wearing the same clothes. why?
@@thisismyname3328 They're actually told to wear the same clothes for both days so that the people watching at home can keep track and have continuity within a single episode.
@@thishandleisntavailable72 right so like, ‘I want the one in the pink jumper to win’ and so for the next task they’re wearing that jumper? Makes it easier to identify people
What I enjoy most about the show, other than wanting to eat much of what they bake, is the sense of family that is engendered among the contestants, judges and hosts. It makes the program very fun to watch. Even though they're competing they support each other. It also teaches me things I didn't know about baking.
I love this show so much. I watch it with my mom and it has gotten us closer. We cheered when Rahul won, screamed when Liam was kicked off, and laughed at all the Paul jokes made. So happy this show exists.
It's awful that contestants were bullied online since they are some of the nicest people ever. That's why I love this show.
Contestants getting bullied. That just makes me sick. This is why we can't have nice things!
It is heartbreaking that bad people would do that. I wish bullied people would simply not care, but if you are a good person, that would bother anyone.
I am so sad to learn that there was bullying. The show is wonderful, in great part because of the easy relationships and beautiful British courtesy displayed at all times. I am glad to know that it's genuine and I hope they know to ignore those naysayers.
I was very apprehensive when I saw that title "bullying", and was all set to boycott the show (despite how much I enjoy it) if it was Paul or Pru or the producers or anything like that.
Turns out it's where the bulk of this negativity comes from (the internet), and the showrunners and judges come out swinging in defence of the contestants. Made me like the show even more.
I love the British Bake Off. My mother and I watched on PBS and not only because we both love to bake, but because the people on the show were incredibly kind to one another. It is refreshing to see people competing for a cake plate and doing what they all love.
It is a refreshing program. They help and care about each other. 😊
I still miss Mary and I loved the two gals who originally worked with her and Paul.
Yes! Mel and Sue. You were so entertaining and funny and very witty. ❤They were brilliant. The others after them are awful!
I cried when the 2020 season came out! It was so sweet to have something NORMAL.
Yes. Bravo. 👏👏. 👍. 🎊🎉
I love this show because, although everybody's competing against each other, they also help each other out.
The great pottery throw down continues! and it’s fab, I love it 😻
Brad Pitt watches it
Yup, followed Bake Off to Channel 4, I assumed it was made by the same company
The Great Pottery Throwdown moved to Channel 4 the same as Bake Off, and is still going.
I'm watching season 5 right now. Not binging, but stretching it out so I can enjoy it longer, as a treat.
Yeah when I heard her comment about that I was like “what are you talking about? It’s still going on.” These types of videos always try to act like they know everything but fail miserably with the facts and the pronunciation of multiple words. Haha
I loved the great pottery throw down!
I love the pottery throwdown.
@@ScottFerence You are absolutely RIGHT about these comments ! Badly informed !
In the beginning there used to be something called Masterclass where you would watch Mary and Paul create the technical they were asking everyone to bake. I can't believe those weren't baked completely by them. Perhaps after Mary left it fell to the staff?
Now I'm just Sad
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maybe it’s because the show was originally BBC and changed when it moved to Channel 4
I loved that spin-off. It was great watching Mary and Paul bake!
They probably did them at a separate time because of production schedules
I would love to see the great British bake off come back to Netflix. I love that show.
I keep looking....
I keep looking to see if GBBO is ever coming back to Netflix. I’m so disappointed
@@lisamohr8916 i believe another season is coming friday, september 16th
It’s so interesting to watch this show in the US. The celebrities are just regular people to us. Gotta love it.
Not if you watch a lot of British programming. I see all the same comedians on 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown and many Ricky Gervais programs. I much prefer British programming.
The Great Pottery Throwdown wasn't axed, it's still going strong with the format being bought by Channel 4, the same as The Great British Bake Off, it hasn't been a BBC show for many, many years.
The KINDNESS of this show is its appeal to me!! What a shame bullying occurs. I literally started watching this show after hearing Jonathan Van Ness mention his favorite contestant on some one of the many videos I watched after obsessing over the kindness of Queer Eye.
I would have never started watching this show if it hadn't been for Noel Fielding. He is funny and a sweet person. When he helps calm down a panicking contestant it just makes the show.
I stopped watching it because of Noel Fielding
@@garethjones2596 lol same. the new judges ruined the show
@@garethjones2596 I didn't stop but he and Matt frustrated me
I love that there’s no big prize. Just the cake stand so no backstabbing or one uppense
I love the show because of comradely of the bakers, hosts and judges. Although the judges can be harsh with their constructive criticism they are never cruel. Although Paul’s expressions can make you think he is going to tear in to someone he is never mean or rude. I enjoy trying some of the things they bake. Thanks to the show I am a huge fan of British baking and am totally in love with it! As a matter fact I am considering attempting Viennese Whirls for our family Christmas party. And of course that Silver Fox Paul Hollywood is very nice to look at! I am a big fan of his!
The Great Pottery Throwdown has been revived and is in its fifth season. It's terrific ! Well worth a view .
I’m in the US where reality 🎉tv shows have become so bombastic I don’t watch too much. There always has to be some drama including screaming, backstabbing, tears etc., usually manufactured for viewers. Then I started watching Bake Off and it’s wonderful. No shouting, arguing and all that. They bakers help each other and encourage each other, they are kind to each other. I’d much rather watch a program like Bake Off. Even the hosts are all kind and you can see how it hurts them when they have to let a baker leave. I wish US tv programs were like Bake Off.
I absolutely love this show and have enjoyed every contestant. I have my favorites but hate to anyone go. I love the kindness from everyone. Stay on the air please. ❤
They never say they bake the example cakes. They just have them on the table and discuss why it is a challenge. I don't know why anyone would jump to thinking that Paul/Mary/Pru baked them. I really enjoy this show. And all the hate mail is why I left 'social' media. It is anything but social.
I wondered if they did
Such a great show! Many of my friends and family know it as my "comfort show" because I watch it whenever I need a positive pick me up, even if that means rewatching the same episode for the 20th time. It is refreshing to see a competition show where there is no negative drama, just people loving each-other and baking. I also love the "where are they now" segments at the end of each season because it shows how great the bonds are that people make in the tent.
I absolutely LOVE the positivity of The Great British Bake Off!!! We make watching it a family event in our home.
I love the Sewing Bee AND the Pottery Throw Down, so bummed that they are not doing as well. The Great Allotment Challenge was also fun, but I cannot even imagine how expensive that was to film, since you had to cover an entire growing season.
The Pottery Throwdown is now on Channel 4 and is doing really well 😊
Such a great show. Unlike American baking shows. I love the classic bakes the show demands and how positive everyone tries to stay.
I don't like American baking competition shows with ONE exception.
Alton Brown's Cutthroat Kitchen.
HE. IS. THE. DEVIL.
I love Alton Brown. 🤣🤣
I love this show and have watched all of the season repeatedly (except 2020). They eliminated Hermine for one mistake and kept Laura after multiple mistakes. She should have been eliminated several times. That season frustrated the crap out of me.
I AGREE!!! Pisses me off when they do that. They do that a lot to the VERY few black contestants they do have
Ruby had a ton of flops. She should have been an early dismissal. Guess the pity me fake tears worked 😉
It doesn’t matter how good or bad you were doing previous weeks. All that matters is the bake THAT week. But keep telling yourself it was because she was black. No it was because she unfortunately had a really horrible bake week and was the poorest of the four THAT week.
I wish to HIGH HEAVEN that DVDs of the previous seasons 1 through 4 would be available! I was able to get season 4 on ebay a few weeks ago. I should have gotten them all as they are no longer available there. You'd think BBC and PBS here in the states would see them as a great money-maker!
Didn’t like Noel to start with but after watching a few seasons I love him now! Pure and Paul make a perfect pair and Noel and Sandi make the show fun
The Great Pottery Throwdown is now on HBO and it is FABULOUS!!!!
When I stumbled on this show, I loved it from the start. And I have now noticed the very lovely lady that baked a cake for the Queen’s 90 birthday, was the same quality! I love the settings, the occasional wildlife and flowers. I actually use the original show for the emotional effect. I need tears bc I have problems with dry eyes. The shows makes me tear up. Odd yes, but would watch anyway. I am shocked at how long it has been on. I just started watching a couple months ago. Paul and Prue are wonderful. All that goes into the production is a good thing. I’m from the US. I hope it continues. July 11, 2022
In the early seasons Mel and Sue would shield a contestant from the cameras if they were crying by swearing and saying brand names so the footage was unusable. ❤❤❤❤
Great British Bake Off is one of my favourite show 😘🇬🇧
Yeah. Love everything about this Wonderful show. 😊🙃
@@kathyelliott6051 Me too.
You should have mentioned in the spin off section, the fact that many other countries have developed their own version of the show. The Great Australian Bake Off (if you ignore an abysmal first season) is just as lovely and enjoyable. Matt and Maggie (a true Aussie legend) are great judges and the show is in a shed instead of a tent. The banter between Clair and Mel very much reminds of of the banter between Sue and Mel from the first seasons of GBBO.
Long story short, I absolutely love both shows and hope they continue indefinitely.
me and my mom watch this show every night! we are currently on season 9!! it is so amazing!
Still crying over Nadia's winning speech✨😭
Great Pottery Throwdown just aired season five and are planning season six. Facts matter.
agree I was really confused about that.
Probably axed in 'Murica, and as we all know, that's all that matters 🙄
@@loocyfer-8098 instead of hurling insults maybe you should do some research and would know six is in the works.
@@Potter2984 No, I was meaning because they said it was axed in 2018 after series 2 which clearly is what happened in America. In my experience having watched a lot of badly researched UA-cam videos, there's a lot of assumption that what occurs in America is what occurs everywhere.
@@loocyfer-8098 it was not axed in America. Every season is on HBO max
It's so easy to get hooked on this show!
Love this show…it’s just fun and pleasant to watch.
What I’ve always liked about this show, and what brings me back, is that the bakers are always on a level playing field. The contestants know going in what they’ll be expected to bake, i.e., bread week, dessert week, and so on. There are no advantages that contestants can win, unsuitable partners aren’t forced upon them, and everyone can bake using the ingredients they wish to use. So, at the end we can be sure that whoever is crowned champion actually deserves it and did not win through luck. And all the bakers are true artists. Here in the US we’re treated to a game show atmosphere. Everyone is talented, but does the winner truly deserve it?
Great Pottery Throwdown is not cancelled, it is still going
we love this show in america! i watch this with my grand daughter,it’s fun,very calming not so cut throat like american cooking shows and no drama 😊just lovely
Being American I've never heard of some of the things they're asked to baked so I find it fascinating
@@kateeible9352 me too 🙂i would be afraid to try to bake some of those dishes 😬
Lol, I wouldn't know where to start!!!
I wish the goodwill of this show would transfer to the US. We need our own version with their exact formula.
I wish they would show great British bake off on my local PBS station like they use to!
I guess Netflix bought the rights?
Incredible!!! ... what else is trying to bury this show! Be proud of this famous chef!
Love GBBS! Can't wait for another season! We really like it as a family show, without fake drama & inappropriate stuff - BUT sometimes the hosts, esp 1 with no hair in particular, ruin what is good clean fun with rude jokes. Enough already. People LOVE this show b/c it doesn't have crap like that in it (mostly).
No temper tantrums, no foul language, no throwing food, no camera hogging, and showing off.
I totally enjoy every part of this great show🎂🎂🎂
The great pottery throwdown has not been axed it was asked but it was brought back because people wanted it. And they did change the layout of the program and how they filmed it and it is more successful then it was the first series
One of my favourite shows. Also the Sewing Bee on BBC and the Pottery Throw down on Ch4 are actuslly really popular in the Uk contrary to the commentary I this video. New series of GBBO starts very soon cannot wait 🥐🥨🥯🍞🍰🎂
I've disliked some winners, but Hussein is literally the only one that I think isn't a legit winner. I cannot believe she is doing other cooking shows.
Love this show
What does the GBBO really have that draws the viewers and TRUE fans?
THEY ALL HAVE A SENSE OF HUMOR!!! If none of these people had a sense of humor, they wouldn't be so friendly with each other, they wouldn't be able to make fun of themselves and laugh, they wouldn't be able to stand there and cry when someone leaves.......or clap their hands when someone comes back!
Humor leads to the friendship, understanding, and love these people have with each other. They take life seriously, but they know life isn't a solid built road you travel on........it's got potholes, bumps, and cracks all over it. And you just deal with them as they come.
If the people on this show didn't leave the audience laughing, loving, and hugging at the end of every show.........it wouldn't be the staple of awesome TV that it is.
Do you find it a little ironic that the least funny people are the hosts?
@@RErnie-gv1hv Interesting, I thought it was the bakers.
@@mewregaurdhissyfit7733 Good point. However, they aren't there to be funny.
From how hard they're trying, the "Hosts" are, apparently.
Love this show!!! Guiseppe was my absolure favorite! What a dear man, and amazing baker!!! Paul Hollywood is pure eye 🍬candy! Prue is a wonderful lady. Great show!! Canada 🇨🇦 ❤
this is the best video ever made!!!
Just the best and I love the banter!!! I am so surprised that there is bullying that just seems so ridiculous
I 💚 this show!
I don’t know if all the stress is worth a cake plate….😅But we watch it regularly…love it.
I just love this program, whoever is the genius is my hero 🎉congratulations
love this program including holiday and celebs especially the Derry girls. funny and entertainment.
I love this show! Wish there was a new season
There is. Be warned, though, Bread Week, Mexican Week and Halloween Week are hard to swallow if you’re an American
Awww, we love the pottery showdown in our house.
The Great Pottery Throw Down is back on. I watch them all, Sewing Bee, Pottery Throw Down and Bake Off. They are my favourite shows ever.
I love❤️ this show!
I saw the latest series of Pottery throw down in March 2022, it wasn’t cancelled in 2018.
I love this show and how insanely well these contestants cook! I think, "I can do that!" then.... "nah" I don't have the experience or knowledge they do and they're amateurs! I have kept a list of what they make, so some day... They are always kind to each other and I really enjoy the humour- very British and seriously raunchy at times. Belly laughs are hard to come by these days.
Love it !!
I loved The Great Pottery Throwdown and watched every episode. I didn't realize it wasn't popular in the UK.
There isn't any hint that the example bakes were created by the hosts, just that it was their origanal recipe.
true, but I thought they did in the beginning
Nice video, but small correction. It's a production company that makes GBBO, not the BBC. GBBO used to be on the BBC, but then moved to a different channel (I guess Americans would call it network). The Great Pottery Throw Down (which is chill to watch) shares a similar story: originally on BBC, then moved to a different channel.
Makes me proud to be British! 🥳
The Great Pottery Throw Down wasn’t axed, it’s still running on Channel 4.
Cut the obnoxious background music!! Why do you feel it is necessary?
And can we can the fake voice too? It is the worst. Gotta pinch myself to stay awake watching anything with it.
Thé music may be to save them for copyright infringement
Yes please
Almost all the shows we watch have music that often drowns out the dialog. No idea who started that - or why.
I agree
The one liners from the bakers, when one baker was speaking to Nadia about leaving his fence made from frosting in the oven too long, Nadia replies: Oven?
Love this show!!!
I think of the people that clean up after everyone, bravo everyone I’m sure it’s cray and you all do a great job to keep it nice and tidy! Thank you crew!! 🤟🏼😁👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
We used to get The Great British Bake off on Fridays , but it's no longer available on our Direct TV package..It was one of my favorites ..
Love this and the junior one.
The Great British Throw-Down was WONDERFUL! I'm sorry it didn't last longer.
The pottery throw down is still going
I get the feeling Mashed has no idea who James Acaster is. Not even showing him in the celebrity bake off scenes but rather as a "cheeky" regular contestant.
Also, very few chef hosts cook the food they present on TV.
Right? That one had me scratching my head 🤨
Bake Off wasn’t the first programme with a weekly elimination format, nor the most popular. Strictly Come Dancing became a world wide success (renamed Dance with the Stars elsewhere).
I never thought the examples were baked by the hosts. Do people really think that?
I love this show tho after binging so many seasons I'm now cringing Paul's handshakes esp during that season where he did it all the time 😆
Including James Acaster as if he was a regular contestant was a blooper and a half 😅
I love it all...one thing it taught me is I really had no idea how to bake. Peace out
Who cleans the islands in between challenges? Is there a duplicate kitchen? Food has to be served when finished right? It’s all a mess, then the bakers present their finished products and the kitchen is spotless!
LOVE LOVE LOVE the show!
I live in Montreal, Canada and I never miss a season! 😍😍
I think Netflix will add a new season around September. I hope anyway. I love this show, and it's the only way to watch it in the US. Only way I know, anyway.
The hosts, they set funny. It’s a pleasant, no hate, no harshness, everyone is welcome!!! I just love the show and brings stress and blood pressure down to normal!! Hollywood is good looking, love to see what PRu will wear !! Mat and Nole are great I love those two!💚💙Everyone is funny and can’t Wait to see new episodes! 🤎💙❤️💕🤟🏼
The Great British Bake Off is what inspired me to become a baker!
Enjoyed the British version of Bake Off when advert free on BBC, now prefer the French series where programmes are long enough to properly show what the tasks involve and the focus is on patisserie rather than a broader range of baked goods. There is a separate series for bread and boulangerie which is also really well done. Canadian, Irish and Australian programmes turn up from time to time on UA-cam, worth looking around if you have a VPN. Reasons for stopping watching the GBBO - too many adverts, no Mary Berry, lack of depth in respect of how recipes have evolved into the food we eat today.
The best contestant ever was Liam Charles.
I loved Kim Joy
YES !!
I love the GBBO I really wish that the Sewing Bee would make it across the pond and air in the US
Great Pottery Throwdown is still going strong.