Great British Bake Off Fans Angry at Technical Issues

Sam Thompson was on Great British Bake Off, but the show had technical problems.

Viewers of The Great British Bake Off were unhappy on Sunday night due to technical issues.

Fans sat down to watch, but saw flickering screens. The show has stars like Sam Thompson and Molly Mae Hague.

The show was interrupted many times, making viewers frustrated. One person asked: "What's going on?"

Sam Thompson was on Great British Bake Off, but the episode had technical issues.

People asked about signal issues on Twitter. One person said: "Anyone else have shaky screens?"

A fourth person agreed, saying: "I've stopped and started it again, thinking it might be weather-related."

Many people complained about the issue, which made them stop watching the show.

Other celebrities on the show included Alex Brooker and Rose Ayling-Ellis, competing for Star Baker.

They had three challenges: making mini rolls, a syrup sponge pudding, and a choux pastry.

Rose impressed the judges the most and won the round. Last week, Molly-Mae won her episode.

Judge Paul Hollywood liked Molly-Mae's baking. She was happy and said: "That has made my life!"

After the show, Molly-Mae wrote on Instagram about her experience.

She said: "Taking part in Bake Off was one of the most insane experiences of my life."

Molly-Mae was grateful to be part of the show for a good cause.

The remaining episodes will have stars like JLS singer Aston Merrygold and Rag'N'Bone Man.

Celebrity Bake Off judge Cherish Finden made her debut on the show and had a great time.

Prue Leith is stepping down as a judge, and Nigella Lawson will replace her.

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