James Acaster’s ill-fated efforts on Bake Off perfectly capture the creative process
Few contestants in the history of the Great British Bake Off have been such good value as comedian James Acaster in Channel 4’s celebrity version of the show to raise money for Stand Up To Cancer.
Just in case you missed it – or even if you didn’t, you’ll probably want to watch it again – here’s his ‘journey’.
https://twitter.com/BritishBakeOff/status/1105577221635391488
And his efforts prompted Robyn Frost to perfectly capture the three stages of the ‘creative process’.
The creative process pic.twitter.com/6chlvib35V
— Robyn Frost (@robynhfrost) March 13, 2019
Nailed it!
https://twitter.com/hddnvllyranchel/status/1105889534745759745
Me every day at work
— Josie Rea (@josiewill38) March 13, 2019
Our new record https://t.co/88G3ei2J59
— Bry (@BryanGarris_) March 14, 2019
We need posters of this!!!
— StilettoNinja (@bonheurchasse) March 13, 2019
Me with my art https://t.co/gZRLoxSkT0
— Mx__kick (@miss__kick) March 13, 2019
I feel this on a personal level
— Aisha Hakim (@AishaAnnHakim) March 13, 2019
This is how I present my computational models. https://t.co/RDvIqkiydP
— Math is Mathing Prather (@PratherLab) March 13, 2019
Robyn was slightly taken aback at how viral her tweet went.
This is like a horrible accident – I only meant it for my advertising friends on here as an in-joke
— Robyn Frost (@robynhfrost) March 13, 2019
And here’s what Acaster had to say about it all.
I'm a goddamn meme
— James Acaster (@JamesAcaster) March 14, 2019
Here we go https://t.co/eY9RU2skRz
— James Acaster (@JamesAcaster) March 12, 2019
I do not recognise this man https://t.co/DcJku0M6WP
— James Acaster (@JamesAcaster) March 12, 2019
Me when I try to make flapjacks pic.twitter.com/IySlGUoHwE
— James Acaster (@JamesAcaster) March 14, 2019
The lowest point so far https://t.co/gnbmldtkOB
— James Acaster (@JamesAcaster) March 14, 2019
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