The Great British Bake Off: Season 6

12 new bakers tackle Cakes the first week.

The second week focuses on Biscuits.

The 10 remaining bakers face quick breads, baguettes and bread sculptures.

For the nine bakers left, it's time to tackle the sweet ending to every meal - desserts.

Cake without sugar. Bread without gluten. Ice cream without dairy.

The bakers prove their pastry skills, making frangipane tarts, flaounes and vol-au-vents.

Watch a full episode devoted to the Victorian age, which gave birth to modern baking. The Signature test is game pie, a stalwart of the era. The Technical recipe, fruitcake, dates to the late 1800s. And much-loved charlotte russe is the Showstopper.

The bakers work their way through childhood favourites, french fancies and more.

Follow the semi-finalists as they come to grips with chocolate, a temperamental ingredient. The Signature task is chocolate tart, followed by chocolate soufflé in the Technical challenge. For the Showstopper, the bakers create chocolate centerpieces.

Three bakers compete in the season 6 finale - baking filled sweet buns, mille-feuille (technical challenge), and a show-stopper "classic British cake or bake" (single flavor - multiple levels - i.e. a battenberg cake)

Mary and Paul's "Masterclass" continues with a Tipsy Triffle, the French classic Ile Flottant, a family fruit pie, egg custard tarts, and the Greek classic Spanakopita.

Mary & Paul continue the "Masterclass" series with a Ginger-spiced tray bake, the classic French biscuit Tuile, a fun Tea loaf, an apricot couronne, and irresistible Brioche têtes.

The 4th installment in the "Masterclass" series Mary & Paul kick up the technical challenge with the classic Sussex Pond pudding, the French Religieuses, Wheat-free loaf, the perfect pretzel, andthe Opera cake.

Mary and Paul usher in Christmas with classic bakes & modern alternatives such as a mincemeat strussel, a German stollen, a tunis cake, a Scottish black bun, a gingerbread house, and a hot water crust pie.