Ex-Labour politician Ed Balls, writer and presenter Victoria Coren Mitchell, sports commentator Chris Kamara and singer and actress Kimberley Walsh baked for the Star Baker apron
Jennifer Saunders hosted, with Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood putting the stars through their paces
Challenges included making 24 muffins, baking football pies and constructing tiered-cakes representing an extreme sport
Frankie Ward
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Quote MessageIf Chris can do it, having never baked a cake before, anyone can do it
Mary Berry
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It's KIMBERLEY!
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Quote MessageI'm so happy to be Star Baker! I'm such a fan of the programme, to actually win, it's a really good feeling.
Star Baker Kimberley
Paul reveals that Chris hasn't done quite enough to swim to the top of the pile; "I don't think he's quite come into contention for Star Baker."
"Victoria let herself down slightly with this cake," Paul says of Victoria's Showstopper, also placing her out of the running.
"Ed today, I thought he did very well." Paul reveals - meaning it's now a two horse race between Ed and Kimberley - but who'll be victorious in the final furlong?
There's not long to find out now...
Can Kimberley's Kilimanjaro cake take the judges to new heights?
"The whole effect is very exciting," Mary says, beaming over Kimberley's cake. "It's delicious."
"The blueberry could be stronger," Paul critiques. "It's well thought out and well baked."
"Do you know, for Sport Relief today we've had four different cakes that have been baked beautifully," Mary says, addressing the tent.
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Will it be full marks for Ed's seasonal concoction?
"It has got lots of flavouring - the buttercream tastes delicious," Paul says, tucking into Ed's sponges.
"It's interesting. The double cream makes it a lighter colour and it's a beautiful texture. I shall be trying that!" Mary smiles.
Will Chris's body boarding cake sink or swim?
The judging beings with so much laughter from Mary and Paul that they can't form a sentence, so overcome are they with Chris's self-portrait.
"It looks like ET has just rammed his face into that cake," Paul says.
"It's a fine looking cake, I'll tell you that much," Paul critiques. "Chris, that is a fantastic sponge, probably one of the best I've had this year."
Chris raises his arms and yells in celebration.
"The only thing that lets it down is you!" Paul jokes.
(UNBELIEVABLE, JEFF!)
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Will the judges sink their teeth into Victoria's sailing bake?
"The actual main cake I love. When you move onto the top, it's a bit simplistic, " Paul says.
The two tuck in and Mary's jaw drops in shock; "I've come across some salt."
"What you've managed to do is create a cake that's over salted... What you get is a salt sensation... If you had a couple of pints with it, you'd be absolutely fine."
If only Victoria had remembered to bring her vodka with her...
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Kimberley looks like a naughty schoolgirl as she's made to step away from her cake.
Ed, meanwhile, has found just enough time to make a show of floating icing sugar over his miniature ski resort. We're hoping he takes commissions...
"KIMBERLEY, WILL YOU GET YOUR FINGERS OFF YOUR CAKE!" Jennifer shouts, as little Kim scuttles off.
The fourth squirrel of the show has found himself a Sports Relief ball (he's totally on message), so here's some useful links to celebrate.
Jennifer decides to help Kimberley out with her fondant mountaineers, but can't quite get her Gary together. "That's the problem with Gary - he's got such a big head."
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"He's been out at sea a long time, so he might be unconscious," Chris laughs at his mini me.
Victoria's decided that she's happy with her bake and tops it with a little sail - with over 15 minutes to spare.
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Chris attempts to shift his sculpture, but it's proving tricky; he's literally falling apart.
Victoria's buttercream looks like it might capsize her suspect looking boat
Kimberley's spray painting her base with golden sand.
Ed's nearly completed the top of his ski jump - and it's looking pretty sturdy!
Well, would you look at that! Another squirrel, another golden opportunity to request that you make a donation, external to Sport Relief.
"Don't make a fool of yourself" Chris's wife told him before he entered the Bake Off tent.
"Well it's too late for that!" Jennifer points out.
Chris has managed to turn out three impressive sponges, although he's concerned about running out of icing sugar.
Victoria, on the other hand, is concerned about Chris in general, claiming his choice of body boarding isn't as extreme as hers. "It's just paddling!" she claims.
"Is this the sort of thing you do for your kids?" Jennifer Saunders asks children's cake decorator Ed.
On Ed's roster of creative cakes are, it turns out, a pirate ship, a cheeseburger and... an iPad.
Victoria's delighted with her sea salt icing, but decides to push things even further by sprinkling more of the stuff into her buttercream. "Just for the crunch of the sea," she explains.
It's a shame she didn't get a chance to learn from Maddy's "pinch" last week. This may not end well...
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"I'd better make myself nice and slim though, hadn't I?" Chris says, as he recreates his own body, complete with MASSIVE head, on his surfboard.
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The tent transforms into the set of Pingu as the bakers start to create fondant figurines. Kimberley's sense of camaraderie is strong as she helps Chris - who can't quite get his surfboard shaped.
"She knows I'm not a threat!" He laughs.
