Great British Bake Off fans question Paul Hollywood move as they question show format
06.04.2022 - 11:17
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There were more famous faces stepping into the equally famous tent on Tuesday night for another edition of Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer.
The charity spin-off of the Great British Bake Off has been back for a couple of weeks now and sees four stars swap their usual careers for a spot of baking while Channel 4 viewers urged to donate to the network's joint national fundraising campaign with Cancer Research UK.
But this week there was a major change to the format when host Matt Lucas had to step in and become a contestant at the eleventh hour. Fans have been used to seeing the Little Britain star presenting the show alongside Noel Fielding.
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He joined DJ Annie Mac, rapper Example and comedian Ed Gamble as he became the first host to ever bake in the tent after stepping in for Martine McCutcheon who pulled out of the show at the last minute. And speaking about his change in roles, Matt said: "I was forced to bake by my bosses at the last minute when one of the bakers became unavailable. I can’t tell you how happy I was that my humiliation was caught on camera."
The four celebrity bakers were tasked by Paul Hollywood and Prus Leith to make biscuits, donuts and a novelty cake inspired by the jobs they did before they were famous - including Matt being a babysitter and Example, whose real name is Elliot Gleave, worked in Australia as a landscape gardener.
But within the first part of the show fans were left questioning judge Paul as he made a controversial move. After stepping in to help out Matt as he tried to mix his biscuits together, Paul later gave the presenter-turned-baker one of his coveted 'Hollywood
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