You're Fired!

[summerdays]

I'd like to think they have an ironic self-awareness, and know full well that they are coming out with total claptrap... however, this is mostly simply not the case, they really are that thick and that deluded. Occasionally, the Dara O'Briaiaiaiian follow-up prog (which is hilarious) gives an inkling that the fired person is actually not that much of a nobber, but not very often.
I love the show, it's the funniest thing on TV.

Actually I thought yesterdays candidate did seem a lot nicer than he had appeared in the program.

 

[Fnaar]

Actually I thought yesterdays candidate did seem a lot nicer than he had appeared in the program.

Yes, I felt a bit sorry for him really, probably shouldn't have been the first faller.

 

[Archie_tect]

Best out of it... while he still has a life.

 

[ianrauk]

Anyone want a bucket full of cleaning implements and cleaner for £250? It was £300.

Classic....

 

[ianrauk]

I had assumed there was a container load behind the scenes on that one.

I wouldn't assume anything with that bunch of thickos?

 

[Archie_tect]

It's on again tonight... is this going to happen every Tues/Wed night, what's going on, don't the BBC commission programmes anymore? [Not that I sit down to try and watch much these days anyway- I see Lewis is back on ITV due to advertisers' pressure!]

 

[Fnaar]

Anyone want a bucket full of cleaning implements and cleaner for £250? It was £300.

Classic....

And of course, the obvious place to go is a zoo

 

[SteCenturion]

Car Crash TV. The very worst type of voyeuristic crap with a bunch of wannabe yuppies thinking they are gods gift when in fact they have the brains of a gnat.

Love it, i'll be watching.

Bob on

Anyone know how many winners still work for Sugar ?

(not read all posts yet).

 

[SteCenturion]

Useless fact. Nick Hewer lives a few fields along from me. Often see him in the local shop.

Does he have a moonlighting job as a Scarecrow ?

 

[SteCenturion]

[QUOTE 3328831, member: 45"]Time for this again?...
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Furkin' hilarious...

I cried laughing.

 

[Joshua Plumtree]

Couldn't give a tinker's cuss!

 

[Drago]

Missed it. In was washing my hair.

 

[ufkacbln]

I will be watching. My 11 year old daughter loves it. She can't believe how stupid these adults are !

see my previous post

Email Sugar and see if he will do a Children in Need special where she and a group of her friends compete against the candidates

Profits (multiplied by s factor) to Childen in Need

 

[AndyRM]

The Apprentice is comedy genius. I missed the first one, but last night's was hilarious!

The women's team actually came up with some good ideas, but battering all of them into the jacket was a huge mistake. The gents was just awful, both as a concept and a team. You could have drawn a face on a balloon and created a better salesman than the idiot they used.

 

[Octet]

The sports tights which the clinician came up with would of been the winning formula for that task, however the "On Air" thing was just ridiculous. I'm no sempster but even I think I could of done a better job. It looked like someone had just got a couple of bits of sticky tape and a set of Christmas lights.

I'm glad Sir Sugar fired the first man there and then in the board room, he was evidently too far up his own [...], his idea that high street fashion wasn't good enough for him was ridiculous, I can't see him lasting long if his minimum sale cost is £5000 or whatever it was he said.