Update: The Great Stand Up to Cancer Bake Off 2019 has served up its first trailer – and it looks like delicious chaos.
Russell Brand, Rylan Clark-Neal, Michelle Keegan and Caroline Flack are among the celebrities seen trying to keep their cool in the Bake Off tent.
So if you've ever wanted to see Johnny Vegas crying into oven gloves, or Jeremy Paxman wearing a tin-foil hat, or Prue Leith fist-bumping Big Narstie... now's your chance.
The Great Stand Up to Cancer Bake Off will begin on March 5 on Channel 4 at 8pm.
Original story: The Great British Bake Off has been off our screens for way too long, so luckily we have a star-studded celebrity special coming up.
The show has now revealed just when the Stand Up To Cancer special – which will include the likes of comedian Russell Brand, presenter Rylan Clark-Neal, Our Girl's Michelle Keegan and Love Island's Caroline Flack – will hit our screens.
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And it's pretty soon, with Bake Off's Twitter account revealing the series will begin on Tuesday, March 5 at 8pm on Channel 4. So mark your diaries for that one.
Also, more importantly, Noel Fielding has blonde hair now, which is cool.
The celeb line-up for the annual special series was revealed back in October, with University Challenge's Jeremy Paxman, The Crown's John Lithgow, Being Human's Russell Tovey, I'm a Celebrity winner Georgia Toffolo and comedian Johnny Vegas, among others, also taking part.
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Bake Off most recently returned for respective Christmas and New Year's specials, which saw past contestants compete against one another.
The Christmas edition was won by 2016's Jane Beedle, while the New Year was brought in by 2017 contestant Steven Carter-Bailey being crowned Star Baker.
The Great British Bake Off Stand Up To Cancer special series will begin on March 5 on Channel 4 at 8pm. Stand Up to Cancer is airing on Channel 4. To donate, click here or text TEN or TWENTY to 70404 to make donations in those amount of pounds.
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