23 Reasons Why "The Great British Bake Off" Is The Best Show On Netflix
Paul Hollywood's piercing blue eyes, among other things.
A new season of The Great British Bake Off (or Great British Baking Show, as it's known in the US) is available on Netflix US. And if you haven't experienced the magic of this show, here are a few reasons why you should.
And yes, I know that the show will change drastically next season, but this is just another reason to appreciate the good old original Bake Off.
1. Because, in many ways, it's the most wholesome reality TV show you'll ever see.
2. For real, everyone is lovely.

And even if fans definitely have faves and candidates they like less, no one on the show is really bitchy or mean.
3. But, in many other ways, it's also one of the dirtiest shows on TV.

4. Like...

5. ...really...

6. ... dirty.

But charmingly so.
7. The show is also delightfully British.
It's filmed in the gardens of an Austenian mansion, under a tent decorated with little Union Jacks.
8. The candidates are endearing...

Like Norman, for instance.
9. And funny.

Like Tamal, who many people were thirsting for.
10. They're also showed supporting each other rather than stabbing each other in the back, which is nice and refreshing for a competitive show.

11. Which means that when drama occurs, it's even more enjoyable.

Never forget the #BakedAlaskaGate.
12. And when it gets emotional, it can be so beautiful and inspiring.

❤️ Nadiya ❤️
13. And then, there are the judges: Paul Hollywood, his piercing blue eyes, and unflappable poker face.
The One with the Hollywood stare #BakeOffFriends #GBBO
14. And Mary Berry, baking queen and everyone's imaginary grandmother.
"How's the diet going?" Me:
15. (Whose jacket game is always on point.)


16. Have you ever seen such a perfect pair?
When you're 10 minutes into trifle and chill and he gives you this look #GBBO
Sadly, Mary Berry has decided to leave the show since it won't be broadcasted by the BBC anymore. But we'll always have past seasons to appreciate this duo.
17. Actually there is another iconic pair on Bake Off: Sue and Mel, the hosts of the show.

18. Their pun game is irresistibly awful.
They're also leaving the show this season, but let's not think about that.