![]() ![]() ![]() When Channel 4 came knocking with a £25m-a-year deal to broadcast a show, which had become a BBC staple, the pair – along with Mary Berry – declined to move. Mel and Sue’s chemistry and gentle, innuendo-packed presenting style was a big part of the programme’s success as it grew from an audience of 2 million on BBC Two to nearly 16 million at its peak on BBC One. I think we can say that, now we’re out of it, can’t we?” They were pointing cameras in the bakers’ faces and making them cry and saying, ‘Tell us about your dead gran.’ So we had very stiff words about how we wanted to proceed. “We resigned, basically,” Perkins told the Radio Times.
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