JUNIOR Bake Off fans are all saying the thing about presenter Harry Hill after tonight's episode.
Tonight's episode saw the remaining bakers battle it out for a space in Finals Week by creating some tasty pop tarts for the technical challenge, and a colourful pie for their showstopper.
Welsh boy Tomos, 11, failed to impress judges Liam Charles and Ravneet Gill with his pastries, meaning that Fraser, 15, Gabriel, 10, Aisya, 12, Salma, 12, are all in with a chance of winning the competition.
They will be up against the remaining bakers - Kezia, 13, Lola, nine, Macy, 10, and Quique, nine - who all made it through last week.
As the final approaches, viewers of the Channel 4 show couldn't help but point out how great presenter Harry Hill has been on the programme.
One wrote on Twitter: "@HarryHill on #juniorbakeoff is superb!! The interaction with the children is perfect & the young bakers are amazing 
."
Another said: "Harry Hill is a great choice of host for #juniorbakeoff. He's just a big kid himself."
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A third chimed in: "Harry Hill makes this."
"Wish they’d put @HarryHill on the adult version of bake off," a fourth tweeted.
Another said: "#juniorbakeoff Harry's excelling himself today."
The comedian started presenting the show in 2019.
It has also been hosted by Sam and Mark and celebrity chef Aaron Craze.
FIX CLAIMS
It comes after fans all had the same complaint last night, claiming the show is "fixed" after shock results.
Channel 4 viewers thought Mia should have been saved instead of Gabriel - despite both putting in a brilliant effort.
The contestants excelled themselves yet again as the group attempted desserts this week and was tasked with making a rainbow baked Alaska.
Contestant Gabriel had not heard of the dessert but gave it his best shot.
Unfortunately, he forgot to add butter and sugar to the mixture, forcing him to take his tray out of the oven to include the major ingredients.
Meanwhile, the other bakers were also having their own fair share of problems in the kitchen as they struggled to stop their dessert melting.
Mia was also inspired by her favourite takeaway and decided to make an orange flavoured buttercream pizza cake.
Unfortunately, the judges were not impressed by the shape of Gabriel's fish cake and thought it was too sour - however praised him on the sponge.
Meanwhile, Aisha got her first star baker and admitted it had given her a "push to try harder".
But the unlucky baker leaving the famous tent this week was Mia.
However, not all fans were happy with the results and claimed that the Channel 4 show was a "fix".
Gabriel admitted himself that it wasn't his best week and believed that the judges "didn't have the heart" to send him home - confessing he had "dodged a bullet".
And it looked like fans agreed with the youngster.
One wrote: "Wow, Gabriel dodges going home again - he wasn't great today but still keeps getting through. #JuniorBakeOff."
Another posted: "Gabriel dodged another bullet."
A third agreed: "Gabriel staying again?!?!? Got to be a fix.
"Gabriel should have gone on week one - this is an absolute fix," someone else said.
FAMOUS FACE
Last week, Natalie Cassidy surprised her fans this evening when she revealed her daughter Eliza has secretly been taking part in Junior Bake Off.
The EastEnders actress, 38, only shared the news that it was her daughter tonight as she sadly lost her place in the tent.
She admitted she had initially dashed Eliza’s hopes of even getting on the show – but was now full of admiration for her, saying she is “the proudest mum alive”.
Sharing a picture of the youngster with a mixing bowl and whisk, Natalie gushed: “This is Eliza. She was 10 and decided to enter for the junior bake off. I said, oh Eliza, you’ll never get through, thousands apply and I don’t want you to be disappointed. She got through.
“And her confidence, determination and maturity has blown me away. I am proud of my daughters everyday. But to watch one of them be so kind and helpful to others in the tent every night this week, has made me the proudest mum alive.
“I haven’t said much about it- Nothing to do with me whatsoever. This was her adventure. Thank you @britishbakeoff for having her and looking after her so well throughout the process. My advice to all. When your child wants to do something don’t stop them. Dreams do come true. ♥️🧁🎂🍰."
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