The Great British Baking Show returned to Netflix last week and new episodes of Season 13 will continue to arrive on the streaming service each Friday through Nov. 7, 2025, the distributor confirmed.
New installments premiere in the United Kingdom on Tuesday nights and appear on Netflix in the U.S. and Canada on Friday mornings. Season 13’s Episode 2, titled "Biscuit Week," is scheduled to hit Netflix at 3 a.m. Eastern Time/12 a.m. Pacific Time on Friday, Sept. 12.
The season comprises 10 episodes. Netflix’s release calendar lists Episode 1 "Cake Week" on Friday, Sept. 5; Episode 2 "Biscuit Week" on Sept. 12; Episode 3 "Bread Week" on Sept. 19; Episode 4 on Sept. 26; Episode 5 on Oct. 3; Episode 6 on Oct. 10; Episode 7 on Oct. 17; Episode 8 on Oct. 24; Episode 9 on Oct. 31; and the finale, Episode 10, on Nov. 7.
Judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith and hosts Noel Fielding and Alison Hammond returned for the new run. The series opened with a new group of bakers and introduced an altered Technical Challenge in its first episode. Nataliia, 32, an office assistant originally from Ukraine now based in East Yorkshire, was named Star Baker for Week 1, while Hassan, 30, an analytical research and development scientist from South Yorkshire, was eliminated in the opening episode.
Other contestants this season include Aaron, 38, a senior systems architect from London; Iain, 29, a software engineer from Belfast; Jasmine, 23, a medical student from Edinburgh now living in London; Jessika, 32, a service designer originally from Cornwall now in London; Leighton, 59, a software delivery manager from Swansea now in Surrey; Lesley, 59, a hairdresser from Kent; Nadia, 41, a hairdresser from Liverpool; Pui Man, 51, a bridal designer originally from Hong Kong now in Essex; Toby, 29, a business development executive from Warwickshire; and Tom, 31, a creative entrepreneur from London.
The program is known as The Great British Bake Off in the United Kingdom and The Great British Baking Show in the United States and Canada. The alternate title is used in North America because the phrase "Bake Off" is legally owned by a company that restricts its use in those markets.
Viewers should expect the Netflix rollouts to continue following the same pattern while the series airs in the U.K.; episodes posted on Fridays on Netflix are several days behind their U.K. broadcast. Fans wishing to avoid spoilers have cited the staggered schedule since U.K. viewers see episodes earlier in the week.
The season will proceed with its weekly themed challenges through the scheduled November finale, with Netflix subscribers able to stream new episodes as they are posted in the designated Friday windows.