Love Productions got greedy, and assumed the others were in it for the money too.Deckard wrote:Surely you'd buy it ONLY with the presenters attached ? I did like their resignation letter, I bet their public personas have rocketed even further skywards.merman wrote:Mel and Sue have quit. Mary Berry is considering retiring and Paul Hollywood is not talking about staying on.Rhythm wrote:Great British Bake Off is one of those things that I've never seen but that constantly filled up my social network feeds. Nonetheless I'm quite surprised that it's moving to Channel 4 and even more surprised that it was hosted all along my Mel & Sue off of the 90s O_O
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So Channel 4 paid £75 million for a tent and some ovens.
They hold the "format rights", but did not have the presenters tied to longer contracts.
The BBC also has a clause that can be enforced, meaning it would have to be more than a year before the new programme could start (much as they did with Clarkson's Mob.) But they are not looking to enforce it.





