Fashion Show The Apprentice: You're Fired

I'm not impressed with any of you. This is a bloody shambles.

You didn't follow the money.

I've got two teams here and they're both rubbish.

You're fired.

You're fired.

You're fired.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Good evening, good evening, and welcome to The Apprentice: You're Fired.

I'm Rhod Gilbert.

This week, the candidates took on the world of high fashion,

tasked with choosing a designer

and putting on a fashion show to showcase their talents.

After the task, bored with sending fired candidates

home in a black cab, Lord Sugar tried out a new idea.

LAUGHTER

Here to help us figure out who was haute couture

and who was HAUTE of their depth,

please welcome this week's panel of Apprentice fans and guests.

Creative Director of bespoke tailor Norton & Sons, Patrick Grant.

Stylist, fashion journalist and TV presenter, Angela Scanlon,

and comedian Dane Baptise, welcome to You're Fired.

Thank you!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Patrick, how do you think it went this week?

Well, you know, it's nice to see fashion represented.

It's a big industry, employs lots of people.

This was a simple marketing task, and I don't think many of them

emerged from this with very much credit, I have to say.

-Right. Angela?

-Yeah, surprising, across the board.

I think the people I thought would sail through didn't, and those

who I thought would get it in the neck managed to dodge a bullet.

Intriguing. Dane?

I think, yeah, really good episode.

Interesting that there would be an episode about fashion, cos

I notice that a lot of candidates tend to wear blue suits everywhere.

LAUGHTER

So I didn't know how fashion-savvy they were going to be.

We'll be discussing this week's shock double-firing

when we chat to both the fired candidates a little later on.

But first...

CLOCK CHIMES

..in Apprentice news tonight...

..there's high drama as, just before she heads into the boardroom,

a live crab gets stuck in Michaela's shoe.

LAUGHTER

A cruel hypnotist makes Harrison feel an electric shock every

time someone mentions his name.

I'd have to say that Harrison didn't contribute anywhere near as much...

LAUGHTER

Claude goes undercover...

Some of them...

LAUGHTER

..and James finds that trying to have a meeting

while standing on a record player isn't easy.

Right. God, that was stressful!

LAUGHTER

That's tonight's Apprentice news.

APPLAUSE

So, after strutting no stuff whatsoever in the fashion

industry, Lord Sugar decided that Harrison didn't measure up

and showed him the CHRISTIAN DIOR.

Harrison, I don't know what you did on this task.

In fact, I've had a bit of a problem understanding what you

did on other tasks.

It is with regret, Harrison, you're fired.

Cheers.

Thanks for the opportunity.

Please welcome Harrison Jones!

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

-You all right?

-Yeah, good, man, thank you.

-Grab a seat.

It's Harrison, ladies and gentlemen, it's Harrison!

CHEERING

Look at that!

-Listen to that!

-Nice welcome.

What a welcome.

IN COCKNEY ACCENT: Harrison, Harrison, Harrison. What happened, mate?

LAUGHTER

I messed up, didn't I? Big time.

IN OWN ACCENT: How long are we going to carry this voice on for? No, it's actually my voice.

-Oh, I know.

-Oh, right, yeah.

Go on, tell me what happened.

Well, I didn't know a great deal about women's fashion, um...

I think, yeah, evidently I got fired, so...

-Didn't go too well, to be honest.

-I was hoping for a bit more insight than that!

LAUGHTER

The word "grafter" comes up quite a lot.

Perhaps you're not, you weren't quite versatile enough this week, that showed that, perhaps.

I think I was versatile throughout the whole process.

I mean, I've gone from picking up dog poo to singing,

to running a catwalk show, to painting a wall yellow, so...

Yeah, no, I think I've...

That's quite an array of skills you've got there.

LAUGHTER

-It really is.

-Think I've been pretty versatile, to be fair.

Harrison was in the boardroom with Jade and Sarah, Patrick.

Did you anticipate the double-firing?

Well, I didn't anticipate it, but I can't say I'm entirely surprised.

You know, you seemed to just,

kind of, decide that you weren't that interested and you were

sort of a, you know, in the best possible way,

sort of, a wet lettuce throughout the entire thing.

LAUGHTER

It was like, you just, you just dodged it.

Angela, were you surprised that Sarah didn't go, as well?

Definitely. She doesn't really do anything for me,

and, yeah, I think she should have gone...

-..before the other two.

-OK.

-Yeah.

-You made a last-minute appeal...

-Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

..to Lord Sugar. AS HARRISON: "No-one will graft harder than me!"

LAUGHTER

"My drive and determination are second to none, Lord Sugar!"

Yeah, had to be done.

Did you think that was going to work, Dane,

do you think, that appeal at the last minute?

I think if I was in your position, the first thing I would be like,

"I've picked up dog poo for you, Lord Sugar!"

LAUGHTER

If someone's not prepared to accept you're going to pick up dog poo to win a task...

-Exactly, yeah.

-..then maybe it's just, yeah, just creative differences.

LAUGHTER

Unfortunately, when it came to the catwalk,

Harrison was less walking cat and more nodding dog,

-as he let Sarah and Jade make all the ISSEY MIYAKE decisions.

-Ooh!

Ah! Beautiful!

LAUGHTER

Let's see where it all went wrong.

Harrison, you say that your best ability is to adapt

to your surroundings.

I threw you in this fashion business.

You didn't adapt to it, did you?

I won't be putting myself forward for project manager as you're

going to have more experience of women's fashion.

What on Lord's green earth is it?!

LAUGHTER

I'm not really here to try and shine.

I'm not putting a business plan that involves anything to do

with catwalking. Yeah, whatever.

It reminds me of one of those things when you're

freezing cold, the paramedics put over you.

I worry for Harrison, cos there's nothing he's done on

this task that has made any difference.

He's really just an assistant.

Oh, he's just brought back the dress for you.

What use were you? I mean, they had enough mannequins.

So they obviously didn't use you for that.

-LAUGHTER

-Aw!

-That was a bit harsh, Karren saying you did nothing. You carried the dress over.

-It was heavy, as well!

LAUGHTER

Looked heavy! You carried that over. You put the chairs out...

-Exactly. Very straight lines as well, so...

-Is that what you went for?

Yeah, they had like, wooden lines

-and I made sure all the fronts were up against them. So...

-Did you?

-Yeah.

-And then people go, people say you do nothing!

-Exactly!

LAUGHTER

It did seem like you sort of... I mean, rabbit in the headlights.

-That's what you looked...

-Is that what I looked like?

-That's what you were.

-That's fair enough.

No, to be fair, when I opened that box and I saw, like,

a tinfoil, what, like overcoat...

RHOD LAUGHS

..um, yeah, I've never seen anything like it, so, yeah,

-it was a bit of a shock.

-Yeah.

-Mmm.

Angela, do you think he could have thrown himself in a little bit more than he did?

I think he could have got stuck in a bit more.

I mean, the choice of designer

by Jade made it quite difficult.

Those clothes...

I think I would find it difficult,

and I'm a pretty good saleswoman.

-But, if all else fails, LOOK busy!

-Mmm.

LAUGHTER

Let's talk about the designs a bit.

It looks really good, and Stylist magazine got behind you.

How much easier would you have found it if Jade had picked a more

high street, kind of, less high-end, less, sort of, avant-garde designer?

Um... Well, yeah, it would have changed the whole task, definitely,

so yeah, it would, everything would have changed,

cos not a lot of people will buy lots of £1,000 dresses.

So, yeah, I think a low, a low level item would have done better.

Dane, I'm sure you've spotted, as I did, the futuristic, regal,

rock and roll, gothic theme across the collection.

LAUGHTER

The designer even mentioned it was kind of post-apocalyptic.

Like, if there's any advice...

If you hear the word "apocalypse" in a product,

probably should leave it, in a task.

LAUGHTER

Er, Patrick, the task was all about commission.

Was it, Jade going for a high-end designer, is that more of a gamble?

That was where this, that was the big failure in this task. I mean,

yeah, how many people in this room spend more

than 150 quid on a garment on a regular basis?

Not, you know, that's MOST of us.

The market for contemporary fashion is enormous.

The market for high-end fashion is incredibly small.

And that was the big error.

I mean, they could have had 40% commission

-and they would not have won this task.

-Yeah.

Well, as any budding model or fashion student knows,

there's nothing like top tips from experts.

And this week was nothing like that.

Do YOU want to be the next top model?

Then join the...

OK, work it. Work it. Work every bit.

Our experienced models will teach you all you need to know about...

LAUGHTER

What that represents to me is, sort of, amateur magician.

As in, she could be like this.

She's posing as a teapot.

And learn about high-end fashion from our expert, Harrison!

Yeah, whatever.

LAUGHTER

APPLAUSE

-Oh, I do love that "whatever". I do love that "whatever".

-Ah.

We're down to the final five.

Last guy in the process, James, I can tell you, I've got the stats.

Ten tasks, so far. He's won five, lost five.

What's he like to work with?

Yeah, yeah, James is good.

I'd say he's got, like, an all-round skillset,

so I'm quite confident that he's going to go a bit further.

Well, he definitely has gone further, but, I mean, further than that.

LAUGHTER

But, yeah, no, he's good at business, definitely.

This is James' cover, of course.

LAUGHTER

There's James on the...

LAUGHTER

..on the front cover.

Patrick, how did he do as an amateur model?

I don't understand this idea of taking

one for the team by being a model.

They, surely that's doing your team a massive disservice.

There were professional models offered to you.

Take them.

Angela, can you see him going all the way?

-Do you think he'll be in the final?

-I think he will go through the interview stage

and I think he'll get to the final.

I don't know that he can win it,

but I really enjoy watching him, he's very positive.

He's got a good energy. He takes risks, you know?

He kind of does throw himself into it.

And he's got amazing teeth...

LAUGHTER

..which I think Lord Sugar appreciates, a good set of...

It's important, especially if you're working

for someone with the surname Sugar, and you have good teeth, that's...

LAUGHTER

-Lord Sugar said he looked constipated.

-Yeah.

Think it's a constipated, kind of, like, a haemorrhoid chic kind of look.

LAUGHTER

He looks very pensive.

He was kind of like, "Do I...proceed with business or get laxatives?"

LAUGHTER

Let's talk about Elizabeth.

She's been on the winning team seven times.

The one time she was project manager, she won it.

-Is she a contender, Patrick?

-I think she has good instinct.

You know, I think she makes good decisions

and she undermines them all by being completely

incapable of dealing with human beings in a very human way.

And that's a fundamental part of business.

You know, it's about working with other people

and getting the best out of other people.

And, you know, if she could be in a business of one I think

she would absolutely thrive,

but I don't suspect Lord Sugar's looking for a business that size.

I love her. I think she's...

-You're a fan of...

-..absolutely bonkers.

I think she's misunderstood, actually.

And...Lord Sugar has a soft spot for her.

That's my read of the situation.

-Yeah.

-So you think she might...

So I think she'll definitely be in the final and I think she's a good chance of winning it.

Elizabeth was chuffed to be on the winning team this week,

but as this bit of unseen footage shows,

she isn't one to make a song and dance about it.

LAUGHTER

£25,000 for our client!

LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

Sarah - six wins, four losses for Sarah.

She's been back in the boardroom three times.

I'm not surprised Sarah's in the final five.

On the whole, she seems pretty sound.

-I think she's a competent individual.

-Yeah.

I think she makes decent decisions.

I think, you know, she's also an honest person.

If she's cocked something up, she'll admit it. She won't try...

You know, she won't add lies to lies and unravel herself.

She's not outstanding, but she's definitely,

-sort of, dependable, is my read.

-Yeah.

Er, so, Harrison, unfortunately Lord Sugar won't be investing in you,

but he does have this advice for your future.

Now, Harrison is a hard working fellow.

Didn't shirk any of the responsibilities in the tasks.

He even, actually, sung at Wembley.

But the problem in this particular task was

he threw his hands in the air because it was women's fashion.

And he didn't know anything about it.

But the business essence of it was sales, promotion,

presentation and marketing.

And, anyway, fundamentally, he's

so likeable that he's going to go a long way in business.

-That's nice.

-Yeah, I love that.

And what was your business plan?

I'm launching a healthy eating brand

starting with meal prep and launching in January, so...

-Good luck.

-..keep your eyes peeled. Thank you.

Er, well, Lord Sugar made his decision,

but does our panel feel it was the right one?

Patrick.

I think, throughout,

you've shown yourself to be a really decent guy, and...

..but this week you just shirked it,

-so I think it was the right decision.

-Cheers.

Similar. Extremely likeable, everyone gets on with him.

I think Lord Sugar would love to work with him, but, yeah,

no hiding this week.

-Thanks.

-OK. Dane?

I'm afraid I'm going to have to agree with the other panellists.

Think you've been good through the competition, but, yeah, as Lord Sugar said, in this particular task,

kind of threw your hands in the air,

kind of left your own fate in the hands of others.

-Whatever, innit?

-Whatever.

-Whatever!

LAUGHTER

It's time to find out what our audience thinks.

If you agree with Lord Sugar, hold up "Fired".

If you disagree, hold up "Hired" now, please.

Ooh!

-Harrison, I'm afraid...

-It's a landslide.

-..it is red.

Now, er, Karren, at one point,

said that you were your own one-man fan club.

Ah!

So we have signed you up for a 12-month subscription to the

Harrison One-Man Fan Club.

Member one of one.

You've got your own hat, mate, with "I Love Harrison" on the front.

-Lovely. Cheers.

-Got a lovely T-shirt for you.

LAUGHTER

And of course, what fan club would

be complete without a newsletter?

This has got...

Look, it's got Harrison's fashion tips, where's that?

Let's have a look. Oh, that's blank.

LAUGHTER

It's even got a little letter to yourself from the editor, of course.

There's a picture of you, the editor.

"Dear Harrison, welcome to the first

"edition of the Harrison One-Man Fan Club newsletter.

"You may be wondering what I've been up to lately.

"Just been fired, so it's a bit quiet, to be honest."

LAUGHTER

-That is yours to keep, Harrison.

-Thank you.

-The only one-man fan club in the world.

-Cheers, thank you very much.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Been a great sport. Thanks for coming. Glad you really enjoyed it.

-Lovely.

-Let's have a look at your highlights.

-Thanks.

I've just been born.

Harrison, nice to meet you.

Harrison's a super nice guy. I've

never met anybody as warm as him.

-Two for 15, then.

-Yeah? Perfect.

-Cos you've smiled.

-Thank you!

-Well...

-There you go.

-..there we go.

-Other paw?

-Oh!

-Yay!

-Well done, we performed.

-Yeah.

-Well done, everybody.

He's kind, he's got a huge heart,

and he's a gentleman, as well.

I take a lot of positives from that.

I'm happy to go two packs each.

Thank you very much.

The way they've mixed in new buildings

with the old is literally ingenious.

Healthy, kicking, chicken curry.

I think gold ghost.

That's my main concern at the moment, chickens, funnily enough.

# I did it...

# My way. #

Harrison's the greatest gentleman in the house.

He's polite, kind and courteous,

and his mother should be proud of him.

-AUDIENCE:

-Aw...

Ladies and gentlemen, Harrison Jones!

Hot on Harrison's Louboutin heels, the second candidate to get

Kate Moss to ride out of the process was poor Jade.

Jade, this was a big mess-up.

I've definitely been able to prove myself on the other tasks, though.

-And the business plan...

-Yeah, Jade, I don't want to hear any more.

I'm sorry. You're fired.

Thank you for the opportunity, it's been unbelievable. Thank you.

Please welcome Jade English!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Hello.

How are you feeling, Jade?

Oh, I'm gutted that I'm not there in the final five but, yeah,

it was such an amazing experience.

Did you think you'd be in the final five?

Do you know what, I thought after I'd project managed,

I got the highest win of the series,

I was, like, absolutely, I've bossed it, of course I'm going to make it.

And then when I didn't...

Yeah, I was really gutted, to be fair.

You lost by 3,000 quid.

-I know!

-You don't muck about.

-When you lose, you lose.

-Yeah, but when I win, I win, right?

That's it. You win big, you lose big.

Patrick, you're our fashion expert.

-Is she unlucky to be sat here or not?

-I think she's unlucky.

I think she got chucked under the bus royally by her team-mates,

who had no intention of taking this task on.

I think you made a decision at the beginning which I think

a lot of people would have made.

You were lured into the sort of glitz

and glamour of the high ticket fashion which I think

a lot of people would have made the same mistake.

That was the undoing of the entire task.

After that, there was nothing that could have been done to win it,

-I don't think.

-Dane, if you got fired, what would your exit be?

Would you go quietly?

I'll be honest, I think you handled that in a very dignified manner,

Jade, cos if I was fired, I'd have been going mental.

I'd have personally been going crazy, been very vocal

and been like, "I'll tell you something else,

"Alan Sugar, most of these people owned a Commodore.

"I had an Amstrad." And then maybe,

as I was being dragged out by security,

I'd be like, "Well, you know something, Lord Sugar?

"I support Arsenal anyway."

So, despite her passion for fashion, Jade managed to lead her team

all the way down the catwalk and straight into its litter tray.

Let's see where it all went wrong.

Jade, I mean, she has admitted she made a mistake on this,

-made a mistake on that.

-We can ask if we could offer a discount.

-Discount to the buyer?

-Yeah.

We can't offer any discounts because we haven't...

Well, I haven't negotiated that.

It says Hellavagirl, is that who you're talking about?

When we've spoken to her, she'd wanted to put Helen Woollams.

OK, fine.

My only issue is it's Helen Woollams as opposed to Hellavagirl.

I think, as project manager, Jade took on a lot

of the responsibility

and she wasn't strong enough to see it through.

You're not going to be able to get this

anywhere else, and have

that really quality-based ingredient.

I have no idea what Jade's talking about.

I don't think they do, either.

Jade, you admitted all of the errors

and mistakes that were made in this task.

Lots to talk about there but let's start from the beginning.

You chose the designer.

Difficult clothes, I guess, if you're not an expert to sell,

-to describe.

-Yeah, definitely.

So, I think that was the most uncomfortable part for me

because I didn't necessarily know what each piece was about.

-So I had to make it up as I went along.

-Yeah.

It was painful, wasn't it?

"Look at these, ladies and gentlemen,

"fresh, quality ingredients."

I know, when I said "ingredients,"

-I was thinking, "Oh, that was last week's task."

-Last week's food task.

The other team had it so easy, didn't they?

The other team were, like, "Here we go, a pair of trousers.

"Oh, look, a top."

Angela, if you had to represent a designer,

would you have gone for that kind of thing, or...?

This is going to sound terrible,

would you have gone for something a bit more low-end?

I think somewhere in the middle.

You don't want to go to kind of too low where you're competing

with the high street, cos you can never compete

with the high street, in terms of pricing.

But, yeah, somewhere in the middle,

somewhere that has a good origin story, that has a collaboration,

that has something interesting to talk about, maybe a new fabric.

But it's really difficult to sell at that price point

and it's quite intimidating.

I think for you, even in terms of describing it and selling it,

and the language that surrounds it, and then the audience looked...

-slightly dumbfounded.

-You're surrounded by people like Patrick

who know this industry. It must have been so intimidating.

You know, you didn't pick up on the fact that she went by this

brand Hellavagirl and that's what she wanted to be promoted as.

You sort of got away with it.

There was a lovely moment where you sort of fudged it, said,

"Oh, we're trying to promote the designer, go beyond the brand."

-I mean, total bollocks, wasn't it?

-A little bit.

So, when they brought that up in the pitch, at Stylist, I think

you could see on my face thinking...

"Oh... Oh, no. What has happened here?"

So, moving forward, when Helen came up to me, I thought, right...

Yeah, I mean, I've got put my hands up here.

-Take those balloons down right now.

-Jade got sort of...

They sort of got away with it, the designer took it very well,

and quite good at lying. I mean, creative excuses.

Would you have been good in that environment, could you have

come up with something there?

I would have definitely come up with some creative excuses.

I'm someone, Jade, I never tell lies. I always tell the truth.

Doesn't mean that my truthful answer is the answer

to your question at the time, but it's always the truth.

Like, for example, "Hey, Dane, why are you late for work?"

"My grandad died."

That happened in 1997. But, still...

Therefore it's not a lie.

Well, Jade may not have got everything right this week but it's

not easy when you're essentially operating as a one-woman sub team.

# All by myself... #

Oh. There we go.

You made Harrison's day.

# Don't want to live

# All by myself... #

Yes, Elizabeth!

# Celebrate good times, come on! #

# ..any more

# All by myself... #

APPLAUSE

So, let's talk about the final five a little bit.

Joanna is the candidate I can tell you with the strongest record.

Statistically, out of 10, she's got eight wins.

You and Joanna, famously, you've had your ups and downs.

I can't remember any ups.

Was it hard to be beaten by her this week?

Do you know what, I think we're both just quite similar people in

the fact that we're both fighting for the same ambition,

and we do have strong personalities

and sometimes you can't get on with everybody in business. And it sucks.

I would have loved to have got on with everybody in the process

but you can't. And I wish her all the best. So, there you go.

Angela, would you like to see Joanna in the final?

No.

LAUGHTER

No, I really want to bring her home and give her a cup of tea.

She looks like she's going to cry every time I look at her.

She may buckle under the interrogation in the interview

stage. I just can't see her ploughing through that.

What do you think, Patrick? Joanna at the interview stage.

Yeah, I think she definitely appears a little fragile. And...

You know, I haven't seen much of her that I've been madly impressed by.

I think she seems like a perfectly nice person but I can't...

I can't see where the fire is.

Michaela? Four losses, six wins.

You know, I think the way she dealt with...with a customer who...

..who said no wasn't entirely the most professional.

But I like her. She is a straight talker,

she looks like she wants to roll her sleeves up and get stuck in.

She's all about the hustle and she's all about the graft,

and I think Lord Sugar really responds to that sort of ethic.

Can you see her going through the interview stage?

I think she has a really good chance, yeah.

So, Jade, unfortunately, Lord Sugar will not be investing in you

but he does have this advice for your future.

Now, Jade has been an avid seller throughout the whole of the process.

She's been very enthusiastic and always got stuck into sales.

Now, sometimes her enthusiasm detracts her from

working on the detail.

In this particular task, for example, she focused

on the designer's name

rather than the designer's brand name.

In business, the devil is always in the detail.

And Jade needs to focus on detail, I think, in future.

And, if she does that, she should do very well in her business career.

What was your business plan, Jade?

It's a revolutionary website that will help people

fulfil their career dreams.

However, I'm going to follow up with my broadcast journalism degree

while seeking investment in my business still.

-OK, good luck with that.

-Thank you.

-Well, Lord Sugar made his decision

but does our panel feel it was the right one? Patrick?

Despite a bit of a clanger this time, I think

throughout the process you've been one of the stronger candidates,

and I would have hired you.

-Angela?

-I agree.

I think Lord Sugar should have given Jade a break this week.

There were definitely weaker candidates on both teams

-and she just got a little bit unlucky, I think.

-Dane?

I feel like, in this instance, he made a good decision

but when you juxtapose the decision for that week with

all of your previous work, I don't think it was particularly fair.

Well, it's time to find out what our audience thinks.

If you agree with Lord Sugar, hold up "Fired".

-If you disagree, hold up "Hired".

-I can see you all.

-Look at that. I think that's green.

-Yeah, definitely hired!

It is definitely green, you are hired!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Well, Jade, nobody leaves here empty-handed,

so I thought I'd get you a beautiful dress.

Unfortunately, I'm not a very good negotiator. And I only negotiated...

..10% of a dress.

If you'd like to stand up, Jade.

-I mean, the dress was fantastic that this sleeve came off.

-I love it.

If you'd like to pop that on...

-So chic.

-There. That is it.

How about that, ladies and gentlemen?

10% of a beautiful dress.

Jade, thanks for coming on the show, you've been a great sport,

let's have a look at your highlights.

Jade, nice to meet you.

This is so much fun!

Thank you, Tom!

Action!

Jade is kind. Jade is giving.

Jade is funny.

-I've just done his bottom.

-Have you?

But, more to the point, Jade's very talented.

One...two...

I know I'm handsy but that's handsy.

Turn a negative into a positive.

And I'm going to pitch my bum off.

Thank you very much. Thank you.

Jade's fantastic and,

yeah, she's just got a real energy about her.

SHE SCREAMS

Give us a "Grr!"

Jade is, in every way,

a fabulous human being.

Cheers!

Ladies and gentlemen, Jade English!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

And, also, please thank tonight's Apprentice fans and guests,

Patrick Grant, Angela Scanlon, and Dane Baptiste.

And if you think you have what it takes to be Lord Sugar's business

partner, applications are still open to take part in next year's series.

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for more details.

Next week, our five remaining candidates

take on their toughest task yet.

Head-to-head interviews with Lord Sugar's most trusted aides.

An experience so harsh it makes the boardroom

look like an episode of the Antiques Roadshow.

I've asked four of my most trusted business advisers to go

over your plans. So you better hope everything is in order.

Just get through it, don't be sick.

My business structure is very, very... Um...

How do you feel about confrontation?

Fine.

This makes you look like a rank amateur.

# The final countdown... #

You've got no product.

Nobody's perfect. I'm sure there's things

-that you're not good at, Claude.

-Really?

Much of it simply didn't work.

-Your flowers don't look that special to me.

-Well, I thank you for that.

Oh, my God.

-You don't know how much you don't know because you don't know.

-Yeah.

-Did they sack you?

-They did, yeah.

I think you should take your tone down.

HE GRUNTS

Thought you said she was nice!

SHE SIGHS

Join me next Wednesday at 10pm for more You're Fired. Goodnight.