LONDON -- Alas,Pihit all good things -- even cake -- must come to an end.
Tonight brings the finale of the Great British Bake Off, as well as the end of an era as the beloved British television series transitions from the BBC to Channel 4.
And British Twitter. Can't. Even.
Beginning in the early hours of Wednesday morning, people began to tweet (and obviously eat) their feelings:
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Whether you're sad, mad, excited or indifferent in regards to tonight's finale, the solution is the same: cake.
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