Great British Baking Show: Juniors

The first eight contestants get cracking with a pair of Cake Day challenges: hexagon-shaped Jaffa Cakes and a sky's-the-limit fantasy bake.

Biscuit Day brings a mouthwatering Technical calling for milk served in cookie cups before the bakers make edible artwork for a smashing Showstopper.

Bread Week puts the young bakers to the test with twisty tear-and-share pizzas and a tasty array of magical, mythical creatures.

The competition heats up on Dessert Day when the contestants make fluffy, cat-shaped pancakes and decorative trifles with layered ingredients.

Pastry Day delivers a challenge that's close to judge Liam's heart: Jamaican patties that look like game controllers. Then it's time for selfie-clairs!

A new batch of bakers tackle cakes with a tricky chessboard pattern and make frosted cupcake scenes inspired by someone they love.

A sloppy, silly Technical finds the bakers making biscuits that look like poop emojis. As for challenge No. 2? It's cookies with a fairy-tale theme.

Brightly colored tiger pretzels make for a salty, twisty challenge. After that, the contestants go wild making animals sculpted from bread.

Chocolate pudding pairs with brownies and whipped cream for a decadent Technical, and a monstrous Showstopper serves up scarily delicious flavors.

First, judge Rav raises the bar with a sweet churro challenge. Then, the remaining bakers must make celebratory pies with a savory filling.