'MasterChef' is set to get a celebrity champion series.
John Torode and Gregg Wallace
The cooking show's judges Gregg Wallace and John Torode are plotting a winners' special as 12 previous conquerers - including Liz McClarnon, Lisa Faulkner and Phil Vickery - go head-to-head against this year's yet-to-be announced champ in the kitchen in order to be crowned the best celebrity chef.
Speaking to The Sun newspaper, Gregg said: "I'd like to see all the previous winners go head to head. Not amateurs and not pros, but definitely celebs, because the celebs' job is to be celebs, not chefs -- they don't make a living in food. That would be a great concept. A champion of champions.
"Most certainly, without a doubt, they bring the comedy factor.
"It's by far the most amusing version of the show. At the start really, because so many of them can't cook and also they are entertainers."
And with show format ideas like that, Gregg is convinced the mouth-watering game show will remain on screens for at least another 30 years.
He explained: "Do you know what I can see happening?
"I can see this show running for another 30 years, and me and John just turning up for the semi-finals and the finals as really old men.
"We'll be the special guests turning up in the back room."
Meanwhile, tonight's (28.09.18) grand final of 'MasterChef' will see former 'EastEnders' star John Partridge, reality TV star Spencer Matthews and ex-rugby player Martin Bayfield battle it out to win this year's prestigious trophy.
However, it won't be an easy task as they will be forced to cook for five top chefs before attempting to wow Gregg and John with a three-course meal.
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