The Great Pottery Throw Down

The battle of the clay returns, as twelve new potters are tasked with making a roast dinner set, and in a surprise second challenge, they take on identical side plates that must survive the bucket of doom.

It's the second week in the pottery and the 11 remaining potters attempt their own take on the popular gluggle jug and face a surprise second challenge, blindfolded.

It's week three and the ten remaining potters create the mantlepiece classic: a pair of Staffordshire flatbacks, before facing a surprise second challenge that's a close shave.

It's Raku week, and the potters head to the farmyard to create animal busts. And in the spot test, the guest judge, ceramic artist Jacqui Atkin, sets a decorative challenge.

It's Garden Week and the eight remaining potters create cascading water features before making hedgehog houses in a surprise second challenge.

It's tea time in the pottery, as the seven remaining potters make novelty teapots and mugs featuring the distinctive majolica decoration. And the dreaded bucket of doom returns for the surprise second challenge.