Celebrity MasterChef S20 E10-E12 (1080p, soft English subtitles)

Celebrity MasterChef S20 E10-E12 (1080p, soft English subtitles)

Celebrities scramble to compete in the kitchen. What culinary triumphs will they whisk up?

E13 The finals begin, with 15 familiar faces from the world of showbiz now whittled down to the best five for a serious celebrity showdown. The calibre of the cooking has been soaring, but now the pressure is being piled on. Only one celebrity will be left standing at the end, where their glittering career will be overshadowed by a far shinier prize – the iconic Celebrity MasterChef trophy. Things take a sweet turn as pastry skills and spectacular creations come to the fore. Nobody should get too comfy because one more will be heading home. Finals week kicks off with a trip to one of the country’s most celebrated potteries, Wedgwood, which is celebrating the 250th anniversary of its most famous clay creations – jasperware. The celebrities will be serving a delectable afternoon tea for some special guests, including renowned potters and the lord mayor of Stoke-on-Trent. A celebration of this magnitude requires only the best service, and to help things go smoothly, Cherish Finden, one of the world’s leading pastry chefs, will be taking control of the kitchen and guiding the celebrities as they hopefully rise to the occasion to deliver a standout service. Each finalist will be responsible for making one of Cherish's creations, including next-level coronation chicken and a truly inventive take on the prawn sandwich. Their dishes require precision cooking, as the slightest misstep could dash their dreams of a beautiful plate of food. No amount of preparation can ready these stars for what’s in store, and Grace and John will be praying that the celebrities do Cherish – and MasterChef – proud. Having tried their hand at someone else’s stunning creations, the celebrity cooks will head back to the MasterChef kitchen to create their own. The judges’ brief is to deliver a dish that includes an element of performance and offers them a chance to show their creative side, use some party tricks and put forward a show-stopper of a dish. The bigger the risk, the more that can go wrong. There’s a place in the final four at stake, so nobody will be playing it safe. Once the tasting is complete, Grace and John must decide which four celebrities have made the cut to take on a task that doesn’t even compare to stage fright. But if they want gastronomic glory, they’ll need to brace themselves for a culinary showdown.

E14 The finals continue, and four become three, meaning one more celebrity will be leaving when they are just a hair’s breadth away from triumph. The remaining contenders will be thrown into one of their most challenging situations yet - serving out-of-this-world cuisine at Chef’s Table. Judges Grace and John welcome the final four with a task that is sure to make emotions run high. The brief is to cook a dish dedicated to someone special. This could be the love of their life, someone who has inspired them, or someone they hold dear to their heart. Whatever the story, this dish must let the judges feel that emotion whilst also tasting great food that looks the part. After what is likely to be a tricky deliberation, the judges have their most difficult decision yet: choosing this year’s final three. Those lucky enough to be picked will have little time to let it sink in, as they will head straight to Lichfield in Staffordshire for their next assignment, the daunting Chef’s Table, which this year is being held at The Boat, a three-rosette restaurant led by chef patron Liam Dillon. The celebrities won't know what has hit them, as the food here is being created by a true master of his craft. Liam started his training with none other than Marcus Wareing and went on to work in some of the finest restaurants in the world, including Noma in Copenhagen and Eleven Madison Park in New York – both of which have three Michelin stars. The final three must focus, as they will each be cooking one of Liam’s modern British dishes for six chefs who are also at the top of their game: Lisa Goodwin-Allen, Sat Bains, Paul Ainsworth, Chet Sharma, David Taylor and Chantelle Nicholson. There are five more Michelin stars in that dining room, which will surely add to the already heightened anxiety in the kitchen. Three hours are all that the celebs have to prep and cook plates of food that would leave professional chefs quaking in their boots.

First broadcast: 15 December 2025