You *might* have heard that The Great British Bake Off is back tonight.
You *might* also have heard that it has now moved over to BBC One.
So last night BBC Two tweeted this lovely message.
Goodbye, Great British Bake Off. Have a great time on @BBCOne. Never forget where you came from.
BBC One responded with this.
@BBCTwo Bless you, Two. We hope we haven't bitten off more than we can choux... #GBBO
And a lovely exchange was born.
@BBCOne It's ok, One. You're bready for this.
@BBCTwo You know what they say, Two. When the going gets puff...
@BBCOne The puff gets doughing?
@BBCTwo We knead to stop these baking puns my dear friend. We have nothing to prove. #GBBO
And the public? Of course they joined in.
@BBCTwo @BBCOne At yeast they let you have a spin off show.
@bbcone @bbctwo Doughnut give in to them, Two. You will rise again.
BBC Two also tweeted this touching final dinner.
As Bake Off is going to @BBCOne tomorrow, tonight is technically our last evening with the programme. We went for a farewell dinner. #gbbo
Bake Off ordered cake. “You don't want a starter or anything?” we asked. “No, Two,” Bake Off said. “There is only cake.”
As the night went on we laughed, we cried, we reminisced. Soggy bottoms, Paul’s sapphire eyes, Mary’s floral jackets. It was lovely.
Later we dropped them off at One’s country mansion. "Goodbye, Two," said Bake Off. "We’ll always have the squirrel." And they were gone.
Well done, social media managers. C-E-L-E-B-R-A-T-E.
Want to know the people behind these social media accounts? Well, the social media manager for both channels is Rajiv Nathwani. The voice for BBC One is Ben Rawson-Jones, and for BBC Two it is Jonathan OB (who also runs the Twitter account for Waterstones Oxford Street).