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The eight home bakers who made it through the first round are taken to Scone Palace near Perth in Scotland to make biscuits and teatime treats. Two more bakers will be eliminated.

The six remaining bakers are challenged to make bread. Which of them will best cope with the pressure and who will be the one who has to leave the Bake Off.

The remaining bakers must reinvent an often-neglected British classic - the pudding. Judges Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry tests the contestants ability to cope with pressure.

The remaining bakers make their own versions of hearty British pies. Then judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood will decide who will be the final three to go through to the final.

It is the Grand Final and the three surviving contestants must bake for the afternoon tea party. Who will be crowned the Great British Bake Off's Best Amateur Baker.

Adam dives into Tottenham's football food culture. He tries lamb ravioli in the stadium, and small plates at a restaurant serving West African tapas.

Adam is in Manchester to watch the Red Devils play. He gets stuck into an epic seafood boil and a new sweet and savoury take on sourdough pizza.

Adam heads down the Oregon Trail to Portland, where a stack of plate-sized Mancakes, voodoo doll-shaped doughnuts and a spicy habanero fritter challenge await him.

Adam travels to Washington for award-winning burgers, mountains of ultra-fresh seafood and a 12-egg omelette challenge against one of Seattle's own.

James explores Northern Ireland with famous local chef Paul Rankin. James cooks up a delicious dish that celebrates the amazing seafood on offer.

James Martin and Paul Rankin head to Paul's hometown, Belfast. There, he gives James a personal tour of Northern Ireland's capital city.

Guy Fieri's in Sicily, Italy, digging into primo prawns over squid ink pasta, A-list arancini and next-level ravioli.

Guy Fieri's diving into sticky ribs with a Korean twist in California, a dirty French burger in Cincinnati, and a primo pasta margarita in Austin, TX.

Guy Fieri checks out classic Italian joints from Baltimore to San Diego. Classic dishes include lasagne, pizza and family-recipe spaghetti.

Guy samples dishes born elsewhere. In Norwalk, CT, a small place makes Venezuelan fast food. In Minneapolis, a Lebanese restaurant serves lamb tongue.

Britain's best amateur bakers compete in the iconic white tent! Who will struggle under pressure and who will impress judges, Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.

Britain's best amateur bakers compete in the iconic white tent! Who will struggle under pressure and who will impress judges, Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.

Britain's best amateur bakers compete in the iconic white tent! Who will struggle under pressure and who will impress judges, Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.

Britain's best amateur bakers compete in the iconic white tent! Who will struggle under pressure and who will impress judges, Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.

Britain's best amateur bakers compete in the iconic white tent! Who will struggle under pressure and who will impress judges, Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.

Britain's best amateur bakers compete in the iconic white tent! Who will struggle under pressure and who will impress judges, Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.

Britain's best amateur bakers compete in the iconic white tent! Who will struggle under pressure and who will impress judges, Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.

Britain's best amateur bakers compete in the iconic white tent! Who will struggle under pressure and who will impress judges, Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.

Britain's best amateur bakers compete in the iconic white tent! Who will struggle under pressure and who will impress judges, Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.

Britain's best amateur bakers compete in the iconic white tent! Who will struggle under pressure and who will impress judges, Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.

Adam explores the football food culture of Glasgow and Celtic FC. First up is a Stornoway black pudding, then a unique haggis and whisky topped pizza.

Adam explores the football food culture of Newcastle United, from a peanut butter and chilli jam burger to authentic Brazilian food in a steakhouse.

In Southend, Michel meets a family of fishmongers and chefs keeping it local. Plus, he makes scallop curry, prawn toast, and fried custard beignets.

Guy Fieri looks at fast food done right in New Mexico, Nebraska and Connecticut. He checks out green chilli cheeseburgers and deep-fried tacos.

Guy Fieri visits funky joints across the US. In Texas a gas station makes duck l'orange and in Seattle, former circus performers serve home-made pasta with elk.

Guy meets cooks doing things their way. In Arizona he visits a place known for its beef stew and in Chicago a bar serves nearly two dozen burgers named for rock bands.

Guy Fieri visits eateries making international favourites, from Basque specialities in Idaho to a converted truck in Florida serving Latin-infused dishes.

Adam journeys to the scenic Pacific Coast Highway, where he eats fresh seafood and mouth-watering tacos. Plus, he teaches a local teacher in San Luis Obispo.

Adam goes to Tampa, NYC and L.A. to sample the country's best street carts. He tries tacos and waffles before taking on a six-pound burrito with 'Big Dawg' in L.A.

The team behind St. Piggy's Day asks Buddy and his team to make a cake fit for a pig - both outside and in. That means real bacon buttercream, baby.

A pizzeria is turning 110 and they need a cake worthy of the huge milestone. Plus, Buddy's sister takes an order for a cake covered in small flowers.

In Southend, Michel meets a family of fishmongers and chefs keeping it local. Plus, he makes scallop curry, prawn toast, and fried custard beignets.

Nigel reinvents a traditional cottage pie by making a delicious squash and turkey bake. Plus, he puts his own spin on a sweet apple tart.

Nigel makes some cheap and cheerful lamb, beetroot and bulgur wheat patties. He cooks one of his favourites, sausage and bean soup.

It's Ree versus her own restaurant as she tries to win her husband's breakfast heart back. She makes his favourite morning meal - the farmer's breakfast.

The Way Things Used To Be. Ree makes a hearty breakfast for her husband and his dad as they are busy feeding the cattle. She cooks juicy steaks with cheesy, bacon and jalapeno grits.

Jamie makes crispy Camembert parcels, autumn salad and cranberry dip, plus golden chicken with braised greens and potato gratin.

Jamie rustles up a beef stroganoff with rice, red onion and parsley pickle. Later, he makes Moroccan mussels with tapenade toasties and salad.

Only Oranges. It's all about oranges as Ina shares recipes that feature this magic ingredient. She uses them to unleash the flavour in a roast duck breast.

Just Desserts. Ina showcases some of her favourite dessert recipes. She prepares a chocolate cake with mocha frosting and a salted caramel sundae.

The bakers kick off 1980s Week with a twist on the quiche in their signature. There's a retro treat in the technical and a cool ice cream showstopper.

Mary makes a trip to Port Isaac, Cornwall, where she meets chef Michelin-starred Nathan Outlaw. She makes a delicious barbecued mackerel, spatchcock chicken and more.

In Massachusetts, James finds out why the Boston cream pie is the official state dessert. Later, he makes a sumptuous chocolate and coffee cake and a chocolate brownie.

In Boston, James enjoys a classic pecan pie and visits a local rum distillery. Plus, he makes a delicious banana, pecan and maple syrup cake, and an orange and kirsch pound cake.

James heads up the east coast to the New England town of Salem. He visits an artisan bakery famed for its bread pudding and in the kitchen, he revives the secret to a donut.

James Martin and the Hairy Bikers go food shopping in the seaside commune of Concarneau. They cook some fresh langoustines and learn about the local cider.

Nigel reinvents a traditional cottage pie by making a delicious squash and turkey bake. Plus, he puts his own spin on a sweet apple tart.

Nigel makes some cheap and cheerful lamb, beetroot and bulgur wheat patties. He cooks one of his favourites, sausage and bean soup.

It's Ree versus her own restaurant as she tries to win her husband's breakfast heart back. She makes his favourite morning meal - the farmer's breakfast.

The Way Things Used To Be. Ree makes a hearty breakfast for her husband and his dad as they are busy feeding the cattle. She cooks juicy steaks with cheesy, bacon and jalapeno grits.

Jamie makes crispy Camembert parcels, autumn salad and cranberry dip, plus golden chicken with braised greens and potato gratin.

Jamie rustles up a beef stroganoff with rice, red onion and parsley pickle. Later, he makes Moroccan mussels with tapenade toasties and salad.

Only Oranges. It's all about oranges as Ina shares recipes that feature this magic ingredient. She uses them to unleash the flavour in a roast duck breast.

Just Desserts. Ina showcases some of her favourite dessert recipes. She prepares a chocolate cake with mocha frosting and a salted caramel sundae.

The bakers kick off 1980s Week with a twist on the quiche in their signature. There's a retro treat in the technical and a cool ice cream showstopper.

Mary makes a trip to Port Isaac, Cornwall, where she meets chef Michelin-starred Nathan Outlaw. She makes a delicious barbecued mackerel, spatchcock chicken and more.

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen drops in for lunch, and Prue shares her recipe for peppercorn-infused chocolate cake. Plus, tips for perfect homemade pizza.

Part 1. In the final shift, the five remaining chefs take on a familiar challenge before creating an elevated breakfast, lunch and dinner for the judges.

A Burger, A Bowl, And A Slice. Guy Fieri visits places serving up America's favourites, from burgers in a joint run by culinary school grads in Dallas to a Seattle chilli shack.

Guy Fieri samples scratch cooking, from an Oregon eatery's buttermilk biscuits with sweet potatoes to a California diner serving BLT with soft-shell crab.

Who'd A Thunk It? Guy Fieri finds unexpected eateries the locals love. They include an Idaho drive-in where you order prime rib on the speaker box and a Jamaican favourite in Texas.

Guy Fieri checks out beloved local places. In California a Puerto Rican restaurant serves an adobo steak sandwich and a kind of lasagne made with plantains.

Paul. Adam heads to St Paul, Minnesota where he tastes an authentic pizza pie. Later, he guides Jon through the Lucy Challenge at Tin Cup's, but will he succeed.

Adam head to Cincinnati, Ohio where he devours some grilled cheese sandwiches. Later, he guides namesake Adam through Reuben Challenge at Izzy's, but will he succeed.

Spring has sprung at the bakery and everyone's buzzing. Buddy puts on the pressure while making an Easter bonnet cake for the hat makers' guild.

It's been a rollercoaster at the bakery this week. Buddy is honoured when he's asked to make a cake for Academy Award winners Common and John Legend.

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen drops in for lunch, and Prue shares her recipe for peppercorn-infused chocolate cake. Plus, tips for perfect homemade pizza.

Nigel uses one of his favourite spices to cook mustard and lemon sausages with carrot mash. Plus, he makes a refreshing jelly for grown-ups.

Nigel makes the most of what's leftover in his fridge by whipping up cheese and thyme puddings. Plus, he cooks crisp herb mushrooms.

Ree whips up grab-and-go breakfasts for the family. She bakes individual ham casseroles and a baked oatmeal served with fruit kebabs and blueberry yoghurt dip.

Ree's family are all working together on the ranch. She makes them steak sandwiches with grilled onions and fried eggs. Plus, mini pecan pies to end the meal.

Jamie makes his best fish baps, mushy peas and tartare sauce. Later he cooks mushroom farfalle with blue cheese and a hazelnut and apple salad.

Jamie cooks lamb lollipops, curry sauce and rice and peas. Plus, prawn linguini and Sicilian shaved fennel salad.

Ina Garten focuses on comforting weeknight dinners. They include all-in-one skillet-roasted chicken and potatoes and seared salmon with spicy red pepper aioli.

Ina Garten makes the dishes that bring her joy. Her delicious menu includes giant crinkled chocolate chip cookies and cheddar and chutney grilled cheese.

It's Dessert Week and the bakers tackle a miniature cheesecake signature. They face a 17th century technical and a showstopping jelly art dessert cake.

Mary shares her delicious but simple recipes and meets a traditional farmer. She takes on classic British dishes like prawn cocktail, onion soup and banoffee pie.

James Martin and the Hairy Bikers cook some delicious seafood, including John Dory and some spider crabs. Plus, they try some gateau from Brittany.

James and the Hairy Bikers visit a fabulous food market in Pont-Aven. They demonstrate how to make a tasty risotto and a delicious goat's cheese salad.

James and chef Martin Blunos explore the food on offer in the picturesque town of Vannes. They use local ingredients to make a special monkfish meal.

James Martin demonstrates the classic technique for preparing and cooking scallops. Plus, he is joined by chef Martin Blunos to cook cod in beer batter.

Nigel uses one of his favourite spices to cook mustard and lemon sausages with carrot mash. Plus, he makes a refreshing jelly for grown-ups.

Nigel makes the most of what's leftover in his fridge by whipping up cheese and thyme puddings. Plus, he cooks crisp herb mushrooms.

Ree whips up grab-and-go breakfasts for the family. She bakes individual ham casseroles and a baked oatmeal served with fruit kebabs and blueberry yoghurt dip.

Ree's family are all working together on the ranch. She makes them steak sandwiches with grilled onions and fried eggs. Plus, mini pecan pies to end the meal.

Jamie makes his best fish baps, mushy peas and tartare sauce. Later he cooks mushroom farfalle with blue cheese and a hazelnut and apple salad.

Jamie cooks lamb lollipops, curry sauce and rice and peas. Plus, prawn linguini and Sicilian shaved fennel salad.

Ina Garten focuses on comforting weeknight dinners. They include all-in-one skillet-roasted chicken and potatoes and seared salmon with spicy red pepper aioli.

Ina Garten makes the dishes that bring her joy. Her delicious menu includes giant crinkled chocolate chip cookies and cheddar and chutney grilled cheese.

It's Dessert Week and the bakers tackle a miniature cheesecake signature. They face a 17th century technical and a showstopping jelly art dessert cake.

Mary shares her delicious but simple recipes and meets a traditional farmer. She takes on classic British dishes like prawn cocktail, onion soup and banoffee pie.

Paul Hollywood is in Jerusalem where he learns about the city's baking culture and history. He then creates Jerusalem bagel bread and almond and pomegranate loaf cake.

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen drops in for lunch, and Prue shares her recipe for peppercorn-infused chocolate cake. Plus, tips for perfect homemade pizza.