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Great British Bake Off, 2016
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Oliver_Tomlinso
12-09-2016
It's going to channel 4
Sarah777
12-09-2016
Originally Posted by Kittygodfree:
“Absolutely dreaful news, I wont watch it with advert breaks, the programme content will be cut down to abotu forty minutes and all those breaks just ruin the continuity, it has been such a successful programme, the production comapny are silly to spoil it, what a terrible shame, one of my favourite programmes”

Same here. I won't bother watching it from this week. I am sure I will survive.
Production company is being greedy. ITV will never get ratings like BBC.
JamieHT
12-09-2016
https://twitter.com/bbcpress/status/775391890384490496
floozie_21
12-09-2016
Originally Posted by Oliver_Tomlinso:
“It's going to channel 4”

Yes just seen, with a celebrity version to start in 2017
Oliver_Tomlinso
12-09-2016
Originally Posted by floozie_21:
“Yes just seen, with a celebrity version to start in 2017”

Best of a bad bunch
dizzie
12-09-2016
Originally Posted by floozie_21:
“Yes just seen, with a celebrity version to start in 2017”

Source?
Straker
12-09-2016
Originally Posted by gilesb:
“If it isn't on ITV then the ratings will be low in comparison to on the BBC. It is curious as to why love prod don't think the BBC want to support and develop the brand.”

That's just a way of saying "not our fault" so as not to taint the show for C4, make it look like it wasn't about money when of course it was.
JamieHT
12-09-2016
Hmmm. Channel 4 is an interesting twist.
claire2281
12-09-2016
So ads then....

I assume this means they'll cut the baking history part completely and cut some content out of the other rounds in the early episodes to fit the ads in.

Yes, Love Productions, this is exactly what we wanted. Idiots.
LoracShakti
12-09-2016
Originally Posted by dizzie:
“Source?”

From the Guardian:

https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-r...itish-bake-off
VintageWhine
12-09-2016
I would think it's not the same as Top Gear, where the BBC bought the rights, but rather the intellectual property seems to be owned by Love Productions (who produce the show anyway). So, in effect, Channel 4 is just buying the same show. No change (necessarily), other than commercial breaks.

Expect to see lots of Celebrity versions too...
Billy_Value
12-09-2016
Originally Posted by JamieHT:
“Hmmm. Channel 4 is an interesting twist.”

How so?
LoracShakti
12-09-2016
Originally Posted by VintageWhine:
“I would think it's not the same as Top Gear, where the BBC bought the rights, but rather the intellectual property seems to be owned by Love Productions (who produce the show anyway). So, in effect, Channel 4 is just buying the same show. No change (necessarily), other than commercial breaks.

Expect to see lots of Celebrity versions too...”

They may have brought the same show but if they don't get the same judges and presenters it will be a shadow of its former self. I know many love to hate Paul but without him and Mary judging and Mel and Sue's ad libbing the show will sink!!

Still gobsmacked at the stupid press release indicating that Love Productions had no guarantee that the BBC would nurture GBBO. If it wasn't for the BBC the show wouldn't be anywhere as close to successful as it is.
Billy_Value
12-09-2016
come bake with me, couples come bake with me, Baking coach trip, alan carr's extra bite, 8 out of 10 cats does bake off, eugh
Tassium
12-09-2016
Unless CH4 have Mary and Paul they don't have GBBO.

I understand Mary has said BBC or bust.
Oliver_Tomlinso
12-09-2016
Why start with a celeb version? It will kill momentum for the main series
millysshaw
12-09-2016
Wish the first series of it was not a celebrity one. I can imagine that they get alot of reality tv stars.
Kittygodfree
12-09-2016
Originally Posted by gilesb:
“If it isn't on ITV then the ratings will be low in comparison to on the BBC. It is curious as to why love prod don't think the BBC want to support and develop the brand.”

It has been one of the biggest ratings winners for the BBC and has become a cosy institution. It is hard to believe the BBC didn't nurture the brand, it has to be down to commercialising the programme. I dread to think how it will turn out, wetter than one of last weeks undercooked loaves, caricature contestants OTT presenters and endless commercial breaks, it is difficult to change a highly succesful formula.
JamieHT
12-09-2016
Originally Posted by Billy_Value:
“How so?”

I could see Paul, Mel and Sue on Channel 4. Not Mary though.
millysshaw
12-09-2016
Originally Posted by Billy_Value:
“come bake with me, couples come bake with me, Baking coach trip, alan carr's extra bite, 8 out of 10 cats does bake off, eugh”

Don't give them ideas. Go and sit on the naughty step,
horwichallstars
12-09-2016
If Channel 4 think they are going to get the same sized audiences, they are sadly mistaken. Thing is, this may not be such a bad thing, after 7 years it was starting to look abut tired, let's have a new baking show 😊😊
Cloudy2
12-09-2016
C4. First show 6million, second series average 3million. What a strange decision.

We all know C4 overplay all the successful shows on the channel. I can see a 1.5 hour show, 20 contestants and endless spin off shows. This must be Jay hunts last throw of the dice and the muppet production company have fell for it and starting with a celebrity version is stupid.
Mark.
12-09-2016
To expand on my idea about adapting the Masterchef format, they could call it Masterbakers.
MrSuper
12-09-2016
After reading this article, I wonder if Mary is happy at the thought of moving to Ch4.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/ar...iscussion.html
Tassium
12-09-2016
Without the "original cast" a TV show always feels like a poor copy of the original.

Think of any show where there has been major cast defections, and when it comes back for a new series it's basically half the show it was.

I wonder how much CH4 paid?
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