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Its an education like no other. I don't care what background you

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are coming from, whether it is upper class, middle-class. The only

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thing I'm interested in is finding someone who is first-class.

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From all over the country, 12 of Britain's youngest and brightest

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business brains have come to London. I love to encourage young people

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like you to see if you have that spark of genius in you. Come on,

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James! Aged 16 and 17, all have a passion for business.

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I'll pay you �65 for both of them. They are to compete for a life-

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changing prize worth �25,000. To kick-start a business career.

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Don't try to pretend that you know it all. Because, believe me, it

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will be embarrassing. To succeed, they will have to

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impress the Boss... This is not a talent show.

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In charge of a vast business empire, Lord Sugar started his career while

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still at school. Now he's on the hunt for his next

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Young Apprentice. Can I speak please? To win they

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must work as teams, but shine as individuals.

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God, this is difficult. It wasn't me! Because in the end,

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there can only be one Young Apprentice.

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You're fired. You're fired, with regret, you're fired.

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Good morning, Lord Sugar. Previously on Young Apprentice...

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Your next task is all about developing flavours of popcorn, the

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not so good news is that I only need two people in the final.

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With everything to play for... That's American to me.

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Harry's team tested the taste of America.

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Sweet, smokey with spice. James pronounced popcorn wrong.

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don't like it. You distant say it properly. We are

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not having it. Lizzie forced a decision.

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Are you going with empire state? Yes, thanks for that, Lizzie.

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Harry snapped again. I think you got us fired.

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Zara was in a starring role. All of the other popcorns are the

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same. Helping James' team to sweep the

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boardroom. Bringing the curtain down on Harry M and Harry H.

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I wish you well. Another winning performance from

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Zara. There is no-one more determined.

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And James claiming the credit. Because I did that, we won the task.

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It left Haya without a role. He did not give me a chance to push my

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ideas forward. Making her the tenth casualty to leave the broadroom.

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I will have to ask you to leave the process.

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Now, two candidates remain in the fight to become Lord Sugar's Young

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Apprentice. PHONE RINGS Hello? Good morning

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this is Lord Sugar's office. Lord Sugar would like to meet you at

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County Hall. The car will be with you in 20 minutes.

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Thank you. County Hall in 30 minutes. What?

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Where is that How do I know, but we have to minutes. OK, got it, got it,

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got it. I think that Zara will be a tough

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competitor. I think that Lord Sugar likes her. She can speak very well,

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but I'm looking forward to showing what I can do, as opposed to what

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she can down. I came here to win this. I'm so close now, I literally

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can taste it. I'm definitely not afraid that I can't win nor beat

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James. It is a matter of pulling out all of the stops and doing as

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County Hall. Once home to London's local government, now a leisure and

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entertainment hot spot. Good morning.

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Good morning, Lord Sugar. First of all, congratulations for

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getting through to the final. As you know thousands applied. You

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have been through seven weeks of very tough and challenging tasks,

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so you have done very, very well. Now, you might wonder what we are

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doing here? This is London's largest gaming arcade. Your task is

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to come up with a brand new online video game. You are doing something

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else which is quite novel. You are making what is known as a viral

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internet advert. A viral advert that turns your video game into an

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epidemic must-have product. Finally, all of this will end up with you

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having to pitch your game in front of an audience of professionals in

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three days' time. It might not come as a big surprise to you, but I

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will bring back some people who you are familiar with to help you. So

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welcome back. Right, Harry H and Lewis, step over

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next to James. Gbemi, Haya, step next to Zara. The

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rest of you three ladies, go and join James' team. You three

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gentlemen, go and join Zara. I'll see you at the event in a few

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days' time, then it will be back into the boardroom where I will

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decide who is the winner of the Young Apprentice.

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All clear? ALL SPEAK AT ONCE Yes, Lord Sugar.

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Off you go. Three days to create and launch a

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new online video game and viral advert.

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This is going to be so huge. God, I need some really good ideas here.

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You seem like the kind of person that plays games, get thinking. I

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never play games. Why did I not spend more time playing games

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instead of like... Reading economics work and, you know, being

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a nerd! East London, created -- creative base for both times, the

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leading game developers here First some tips on how to get the game

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global. This is the studio where we make

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Moshi Monsters. It is one of the fastest growing games in the world.

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One signage per second. The most important thing about the game that

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you are creating is that it is fun. What is also important is to create

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a lead character that is engaging and connects with the audience. You

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can create one level, but there is no harm in thinking about how the

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game can expand, into books, toys, magazines, even a cartoon.

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The briefing is over, it's time to get creative.

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So, I don't want rubbish. We want to have fun. This should be a fun

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game. I don't want anyone messing about. So let's have a storming

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session. I was thinking of the seaside. You have to stop the sea

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gulls eating your food. They can be a pain for like excreting on you.

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If they excrete on you, you lose. No. You know how little girls liej

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horses and stables. -- like horses and stables, where she has to look

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after the horse? I'ming this I -- I'm thinking along the lines of a

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pazle game that is addictive. -- puzzle.

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You could have a room, show the room, you watch it for 30 seconds.

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It goes blank, show the room again, and you add in what is missing.

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like that idea. There are not many games like that. It is just weather

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the public like the idea or not. Across the hall, a game plan clicks

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for 16-year-old Zara. We are going to create a little

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animal, that is trying to get back to his loved one. Harry? The main

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character is Mr Tweety Bird, his wife has been taken away. So the

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princess and the castle idea. What about a Rauled rabbit? It

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could be the idea of a boy going to a grave yard to visit his parents.

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Then whil he is there, there are zom business that are there, he has

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to escape them. It seems a little bit sombre.

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I don't think that the animal thing will get people County Counciling.

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I know that you you don't like the animals, but I think it will work.

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If it is a really cute, likeable animal. How about a fat piggy

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escaping from the butcher's? I'm a vegetarian. I think it would be fun

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to have an evil butcher and the fat piggy trying to escape. I like the

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character of the Treaty, but I think that the situation of the

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princess and the castle is too overdone. Zom bee is too sombre, I

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like the idea of the pig and the butcher, everyone happy with that?

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ALL SPEAK AT ONCE OK. Let's go.

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Both teams happy with the game idea, both of the teams split.

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I know that we have the puzzle game, but I would not play it. It seems

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boring to me. What is missing? Would people do that? I think with

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the thing that is missing is the fun element! I'm thinking something

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that people can play in the office like the files, the paper, putting

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stuff away, like faster than your boss, do you like it? I do.

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Hello? Lizzie yes had a really good idea. So it is office time

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management game. You have to send e-mails, give out papers. People

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that are coming to your desk looking for things. Put them to the

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market research, see how it can work. I think that the other game

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was stronger. The other game sounds more fun.

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For Zara and her team, the next level... Anything that looks

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interesting, that could be a part of a landscape or a backdrop or a

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character or anything, just tell me. A dungeon full of inspiration for

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their pig and butcher idea. I definitely think that

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That would be a sick butcher. I am naturally creative a person.

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This task suits me well. Creating something new, a new game. Get

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photos of these... This has made me think about this more innovatively.

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It unlocks that part of my brain. Lunch time in the City.

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Can I ask a few questions. A chance for James' team to play

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out their two ideas. The first is a puzzle game. There

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is a scene. The scene comes on, you have to find out what is missing.

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The second game is time management. It is like an office one, you send

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e-mails, answer the phone, if you don't do it in time, you are fired.

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Which do you prefer? I prefer the puzzle game. I prefer the puzzle

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game. I will give it to you straight now,

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a large majority preferred the puzzle game.

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So, they were more keen? Yes, like 100%. I don't agree with that.

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James it is your decision, I'm giving you the market research.

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OK, we have an hour to make a decision.

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James is in a real mix. He really must think about what is his game

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idea. He must decide and then develop it.

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What do you think of the time management game where you are the

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President or the Prime Minister? That's everyone's... What jobs?

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with you dumb down the idea of being the Prime Minister, what kind

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of things would we have them doing? Still answering the phone? Still

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sending letters? I think that is a more aspirational game that people

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would want to play. It is tricky. If we can get

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something simple, easy and fun, then the Prime Minister could be

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Back at the game developers, Zara puts a developer in the frame.

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are thinking about calling it Piggy Panic. We want to make the pig the

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kind of character that people do not want him to be captured and put

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back. Really Adorable. Really cute. Little legs, fat body? That sort of

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thing? Perfect. Exactly. Can it have a bandaged leg? I don't know.

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I feel sorry for it! It makes you want to work harder. I suppose it

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is a bit edgy. It is quite sweet. What would our little pig character

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be called? We could have a girl called Porky penny. Pinkie? That is

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quite nice. It is not gender- specific. It could be a little boy

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or girl. Pinky and perky already exist. Oh, of course! They were

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friends. Thank you. I have got high hopes for this concept. It is

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amusing. It could be a winner. It could be viral. Call in the vet!

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Casting for their viral advert... Hello! The rest of Zara's team.

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are exactly what we are looking for. I have got the giggles! We want to

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do a viral video and we want someone to play the butcher, big

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and strong. I think you have found your man! Give us your most

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aggressive face. Can you run at us? You are amazing! Thank you very

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Hello. Spinning the story for his game, 17 year-old James. It is

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going to be about... You are the Prime Minister. You have a desk in

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front of you and people bringing in things for you. You have to collect

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things on them. If the telephone rings, you clip art it to answer it.

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If you are doing well, you achieve world peace, economic growth, and

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Nobel Prize, but if you are doing badly then there is recession,

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economic crisis. At the end we were thinking of assassination. That

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could be contentious. Any idea of a name for the game that is starting

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to emerge? Pm Panic. Crazy Cabinet. OK, the name is going to be Crazy

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Cabinet. I really like that. I think it is a really good idea for

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a game. I hope it will appeal to lots of people but it definitely

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appeal to me because I would like to be Prime Minister. Have fun

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making it. Thank you. Designers briefed, the finalists call it a

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Call time, 10 o'clock. Location, a North London park. That is great.

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Directing her viral advert, professional film-maker Zara.

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are going to do the angry, menacing eyes. Take one. An inch closer in,

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please. Great. Really menacing. That is good. Action. Slightly

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quicker. Slightly Na Li. I am in a dream in his park. We have some

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strange things going on. We have a giant dressed as a butcher. An

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attractive young woman dressed as a pig. But to chase it the pig. All

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the ingredients you might think for a disaster or a brilliant viral

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advert. That was better. That was Westminster. This is Ken. Location

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for the opposition's viral, Grady Cabinet. The idea that I am going

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for his a political broadcast spoof for breach of them. We ask them

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questions. We have a crazy guy, he says we should sell Scotland is of

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the deficit. They might be a little bit offensive but nothing is funny

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unless it is offensive. Some people call it a bus. I call it the loser

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cruiser. Some people call it a bus. I call it the loser cruiser. Vote

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for me for Prime Minister. Can we have you cheesy smile again? Vied

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for me because I like lemons. -- vote for me. James has understood

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that to make a viral advert go global it has to hit the target

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market. That target market wants things to be funny, borderline

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offensive, and really making an impact. He has understood that and

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he is going down that route. Look Ready? Action. A imagine you are a

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pig chilling out on a Sunday morning. I know that is weird.

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looking for laughter, Piggy Panic. Do you think this is entertaining

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enough? I have never directed comedy before. As a general rule,

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comedy is hard to capture on film because it is a natural thing. When

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it looks artificial, it looks terrible. You see a really quick

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reaction, you jump up, you run over the bench and a way. In it might be

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funny if she falls over when she goes over the bench. I love that

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people when they fall over! -- I laugh at people. Maybe big-game

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player can rugby-tackled the butcher. It can be like, can you

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tackle the butcher? So the person is the person playing the game? I

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get the comedy aspect because somebody rugby tackling a strong

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man would be funny. Really throw That looked really funny. Happy?

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That is a rap. Really good working with you all. Thank you. 6 o'clock.

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Editing his mock manifesto, James. Can we drag this one down? I will

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cut the deficit by selling Scotland. Will anybody else find that funny

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apart from us? He laughed! It does not worry me that Zara had

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directing experience because the last advert that she shot was

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pretty boring and I don't think she is as fun as me. Putting down her

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viral, Zara. That needs to be quicker. Like that. Can we watch it

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and see if it is funny. It is not shocking so it has to be funny.

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and look at it but you are seeing it from the first time point of

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view. Piggy Panic! What do you think? I can't see any adult

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laughing at this. Be more specific. Perhaps a ten-year-old would think

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it is funny but the 35 year-old would think, what is this? It is

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hard to look at something when you have seen it being created and see

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it from a new perspective. It does have a humorous aspect and it does

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have a twist at the end. I think that our viral get across what the

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game is and makes it edgy, with a twist. It is uplifting and fun to

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watch. In terms of putting across an idea, I think it definitely does

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A top London venue. This is a great place. And for the finalists, the

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first chance to play their games. It seems very nice, actually.

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are very good at this! That is really good. It is good. I love

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You missed it! Quickly! Get it! He is on his way out. I would play

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that over and over again until I got to level 2. That is not so. --

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crazy. Two hours to go, just time to set the scenes. Good job, guys.

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Does anybody definitely not want to do the pick costume? I would like

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you to do it, Harry M. -- pig costume. This is definitely the

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biggest picture that I have done, the biggest audience, the biggest

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set up and the biggest stakes. is in this to win, that is for sure.

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I have never seen such a driven 16 year-old. I like the door. Let's

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get this pitch sorted. Lizzie, you are in charge. Our timeline invites

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the game are to do a better job. I don't want to give these industry

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experts too much about the market they are already experts in and I

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don't want to talk nonsense either. I am confident in the pit that I

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have, -- pitch that I have, but I want to keep it short and sweet

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because I do not want to be boring. 6 o'clock, the guests arrived.

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you play the game? From face but it is they, big players in gaining and

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 45 seconds

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I will do my best. But one man is First, James. Drumming up votes in

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poor Crazy Cabinet. My dear people of this nation, tonight in my first

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manifesto, I bring to you a revolutionary online game, that can

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change the online gaming market for the better. Crazy Cabinet. We make

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being the Prime Minister a clear and simple. Some like shooting

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games, some like action driving, some like puzzles, but everybody

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has concerns about the running of the country. Everybody says they

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can do a better job, but can you turn Westminster into a better

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minister? Crazy Cabinet, we have made a crazy but relevant fire rule

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that we believe will be a huge success. -- viral. It is as big

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political broadcast with our characters talking about what they

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would do as Prime Minister. This is a political broadcast brought to

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you by the Crazy Cabinet. Vote for me. Please vote for me for Prime

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Minister. We need to educate the children about pigeons. In school

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people can learn about me. Pigeons deserve the right to public

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transport, too. I hate Taxes! will cut the deficit by selling

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Scotland. Crazy Cabinet. Do a Our brand has a crazy future ahead

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of it. We would like to make extra levels available for �1 for an

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expansion pack of ten levels. We would also like to make the game

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into a smartphone app, so you can run the country on the go at a

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price of 59 pence. The game could go global, for example, Mr

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President, or we can move into other professions like Mrs Plumber

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or Mrs Paramedic. We see this company as having a very bright

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future. Now I will open up the floor to Prime Minister's

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Questions! I love the game, but I wonder why you have chosen only to

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have men in your Cabinet? We think there is room to expand. You can

:30:36.:30:46.
:30:46.:30:52.

choose your character, to be Mrs PM or MrPM. Can you expand the

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content? I know we want to keep the game current. There are always

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going to be difficult decisions to be made, whether it is political or

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economical. I know that we will remember that. Please, remember,

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vote Crazy Cabinet, thanks! Well done.

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Really good. That went really, really, really

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well. Next door, hoping to bring home the bacon, Piggy Panic and

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:31:33.:31:33.

Zara. APPLAUSE Well, hello, ladies and

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gentlemen, we are here to present to you a new video game we have

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devised that we are calling Piggy Panic. The concept of the game is

:31:44.:31:53.

simple, get Porky Pete out of the farmhouse. Of course, avoiding the

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butcher behind you and any toxic waste dumps behind you. Naturally

:31:58.:32:04.

if you can pick up the apples and more house friendly farm friends,

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you can get a higher score. Just to show you now, can we cue the ad,

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:32:21.:32:25.

please? Piggy panic, piggy, panic, piggy, panic, piggy, panic, piggy,

:32:25.:32:35.
:32:35.:32:45.

Can you beat the butcher?! So, there you go. It is a little bit

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silly, a little bit funny. It gives you an idea of what the game is.

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Now where can it go in the future? We have lots of ideas. We think it

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fits well into the social networking sites. What you are

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seeing here is a free demo trial version it can be installed on

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phones and advertising incorporated to bring in revenue and encourage

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people to buy the game at a set price. The other concept is ingame

:33:14.:33:20.

purchases. There could be a protective shield for Porky Pig to

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pig up. There could be a potion, depending on what you need for

:33:26.:33:31.

certain levels, you can have superspeed. There is also

:33:31.:33:37.

merchandise. Who could not see this animal being created into a an

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adorable cuddly toy that a little one would love to cuddle up to at

:33:41.:33:45.

night. I am passionate about this. I know it can go so much further.

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Thank you. APPLAUSE

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Congratulations to you and your team on a great game. You were

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cagey on the pricing, I wonder, the games sell for 69 pence on various

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app stores, you make 49 pence back, how do you turn a profit? I think

:34:08.:34:12.

that people will be willing to pay a few pounds in the full version.

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Even more than that as it becomes more popular.

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Why has he got a bandage on his leg? We wanted to hint at the idea

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that he may have a past with that butcher! Thank you very much.

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APPLAUSE Well done, Zara. A really good job.

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How do you feel? Exhausted. I think that I zoned out for a moment,

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there. Oh, my God. Zara's game has so much potential,

:34:46.:34:50.

the brightness, the colour, the little piggy with its bannaged foot,

:34:50.:34:56.

it could run and run. I think that Crazy Cabinet was

:34:56.:35:00.

really different. I think that everyone when watching the news can

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imagine that they are the Prime Minister, I think that there is a

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hook. There$$NEWLINE Lord Sugar has a tough decision to make between

:35:09.:35:13.

Zara and James. Game over. Tomorrow, it is the

:35:13.:35:23.
:35:23.:35:26.

final boardroom. Now that it's just down to me and

:35:26.:35:30.

James, I'm pretty confident that I have given every ounce of my energy

:35:30.:35:36.

and attention to winning. Obviously it's in the hands of Lord Sugar now.

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I wouldn't have applied for the process if I didn't think that I

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had a good chance of winning. Tzaraway may abworthy finalist, but

:35:45.:35:55.
:35:55.:35:57.

I'm a worthy winner. -- Zara may be a worthy finalist,

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but I'm a worthy winner. All there is left to play for is

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that prize. That's what I have my eyes on.

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I faced 11 other people in this process. I've beaten ten of them.

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:36:27.:37:03.

Good afternoon. ALL SPEAK AT ONCE Good afternoon,

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Lord Sugar. Well, nice to see you all back in

:37:07.:37:12.

the boardroom again. What a great event last night. You

:37:12.:37:15.

had some of the biggest industry experts there.

:37:15.:37:19.

Big names. They fed me back a lot of good

:37:19.:37:24.

information. I know not a lot of people of your age know this, but I

:37:24.:37:29.

have been in the computer business back in the 80s, in fact I was in

:37:29.:37:35.

the computer business when Apples and blackberries were put in pies.

:37:35.:37:39.

Let's start with James and his Crazy Cabinet. That is because you

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have a dream that one day you might be the Prime Minister, is that

:37:43.:37:47.

right? I said that before, but after creating the game and

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realising how difficult it is, I think it is no longary dream of

:37:52.:37:57.

mine. You went into the brainstorm, how was it? It was a bit organised.

:37:57.:38:01.

I admit. It took a while to get my head around it.

:38:01.:38:08.

You took time pontificateing? really wanted to get the idea right.

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I didn't want to make a snap decision. I wanted to think it

:38:12.:38:15.

through. I'm happy that I did it through.

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Hannah? At the start James did feel a little indesighs i, but we had a

:38:23.:38:28.

little thing and by not doing anything irrational, we had better

:38:28.:38:31.

concept than at the beginning. The people that I spoke to said

:38:32.:38:33.

that the concept was very, very good.

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There is so many things to do with this game that we struggled to

:38:38.:38:43.

pinpoint them all before the pitch. OK. So you have the concept of the

:38:43.:38:46.

Prime Minister. Then this viral advert.

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That is to the MPs to, well, actually, they are a higher calibre

:38:51.:38:55.

than some of the MPs we have got. It was actually funny. Do you think

:38:56.:39:00.

it led people to the game? viral was meant to be ridiculous,

:39:00.:39:04.

to make people smile. Hopefully that they will pass that on.

:39:04.:39:07.

I didn't hear it lead me to the game.

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Lord Sugar, the viral adverts are different to television adverts,

:39:11.:39:14.

they don't have to relate to the products as much.

:39:14.:39:20.

I get that, 100%, but the idea of a viral advert is to ask what it is

:39:20.:39:24.

for. So here is is a lesson for you all to learn. There is something

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called being too close to something. You assume that everybody else who

:39:28.:39:32.

sees it will know what it means. So what you have to do in the future

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is to think about this is the first time you is seen it. To ask

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yourself the question, will other people know what I'm going on

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about? That is my only shriet criticism of it. Moving over, then,

:39:46.:39:54.

to -- slight. Moving over, then, to Zara with Piggy Panic and Porky

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Pete. That's correct. We narrowed this

:39:58.:40:01.

game off after a while to a list of six possible ideas.

:40:02.:40:11.
:40:12.:40:12.

What were they? There was one that Mahamed had where he was a zombie.

:40:12.:40:17.

Fifthing up satellite dishes? was the idea? It is about a little

:40:17.:40:24.

boy who gos to a graveyard. After he visits his parents, the zombies

:40:24.:40:29.

come out and he has to kill them. What an imagination. So the

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feedbackcame back that Piggy Panic was the one? Yes.

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So, I think that the presentation was good. People were impressed

:40:37.:40:43.

with the game, but I don't think your game has the migration effect

:40:43.:40:49.

that James' game has got. Whey think your game has more of is the

:40:49.:40:54.

potential development ideas and the character himself would be a

:40:54.:40:59.

saleable item for anything, toys, books, all of that sort of stuff.

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We talked about the viral adverts, yours was a little more engaging

:41:04.:41:07.

with the game. I did know it was for a game. Although when I first

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saw it I thought it was a ren deportation of Crimewatch. The

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thing is, it was funny, I suppose. It said to me that this is all to

:41:17.:41:23.

do with the game, Piggy Panic. So I think that it did its job. ThereI

:41:23.:41:26.

can understand it is difficult for the past candidates to come back

:41:26.:41:30.

and help and give their all, but from what I have heard, you have

:41:30.:41:34.

done very, very well as far as that's concerned? Gbemi was great

:41:34.:41:39.

when it came to constructing the game. I am proud to have worked

:41:39.:41:43.

with the team to come up with something that good in that short a

:41:43.:41:47.

space of time. We did very well as a team. It was a pleasure to work

:41:47.:41:51.

for James. I think that he deserves this.

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I definitely had two fantastic Chancellors beside me today

:41:57.:42:00.

throughout the task. Yes.

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As a completely dispassionate observer, as that is what I am. I

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would like to say that I thought that Zara handled this firmly,

:42:10.:42:15.

calmly and fairly. I thought she did a very professional job.

:42:15.:42:19.

I must say about James that I find you a very structured person. One

:42:19.:42:24.

that is not afraid to take risks and follow their own vision, but

:42:24.:42:30.

also is completely inclusive, especially so on this tafbg.

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I have a -- task. I have tough job ahead of me. I

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wanted to talk with these two to decide with me which one of you is

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going to be the winner. So, thank you very much again. You have done

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a great job. I'm proud of it, you should be proud of.

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OK? ALL SPEAK AT ONCE Thank you, Lord Sugar.

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You know what I think. Well done, Zara.

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Well, look, a great presentation by both of you yesterday.

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A great accolade from your teams. Indeed from Karren and Nick. I have

:43:11.:43:16.

a very tough decision ahead of me, OK? I would like to take a few

:43:16.:43:21.

moments whilst you step outside and we'll call you back in, OK? ALL

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We have to keep remembering they are 17 years old. Spectacular stuff,

:43:38.:43:44.

last night, from both teams. Both games have got great potential.

:43:44.:43:47.

experts on my table, given the amount of time they had to do that

:43:47.:43:52.

work, were staggered and delighted at the proficiency and the

:43:52.:43:59.

professionalism of the whole thing. Two grade, credible candidates have

:43:59.:44:09.

come all the way through, so it is a tough one. -- great. You can go

:44:09.:44:19.
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Let's not undermine the importance of the task that you have just done.

:44:22.:44:27.

I put to both out of your comfort zone, and together with what you

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have achieved over the past eight weeks, that is what I am really

:44:31.:44:36.

going to make my final decision on. I will start with James. Prime

:44:36.:44:42.

Minister! I suppose it is now Question Time. You a project

:44:42.:44:47.

manager twice, not project manager in the early days because I think

:44:47.:44:51.

there was a lack of support from your team mates. Yes. I think at

:44:51.:44:55.

the start I definitely came into this the wrong way but I am a fast

:44:55.:44:59.

learner. I take on board any criticism that I am given and I

:44:59.:45:03.

tried to change. I think I did that and whenever I became project

:45:03.:45:11.

manager of I had the full backing of my team on both tasks, and I won.

:45:11.:45:14.

I have learnt to manage, delegate, work with other people. I could not

:45:14.:45:18.

do that at the start of this process, but now I think I am

:45:19.:45:28.
:45:29.:45:31.

probably the best at doing that in this process. As James become a

:45:31.:45:34.

leopard that changed his spots? Did you override the things that people

:45:34.:45:39.

said during the course of this task? I have learnt to take on

:45:39.:45:42.

board other people's opinions but I am a risk-taker. Normally the risks

:45:42.:45:46.

that I take pay off and I am not afraid to stick my neck on the line

:45:46.:45:49.

and say that if something feels right then I will go with it.

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have heard James say that he is a risk taker. Do you think that you

:45:56.:46:03.

shied away from being team leader? I never planned to shy away. In

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terms of working, I have never held back without putting forward ideas.

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Throughout the tasks, you have always been the leader of the sub

:46:14.:46:18.

team or managed the sub team when you have not been a project manager,

:46:18.:46:21.

a consequence of not putting herself forward. You try to steer

:46:21.:46:26.

from the back. I did not even know that about myself. That balance

:46:26.:46:30.

between jumping in and taking risks is one that I got wrong. Now I know

:46:30.:46:33.

that I am somebody that does instinctively, without even knowing

:46:33.:46:40.

it, wants to take risks and Leeds and I can recognise that and I can

:46:40.:46:46.

do it. James, is this a gruelling prospect for you to be in front of

:46:46.:46:51.

someone as articulate as Zara to put your point across to me?

:46:51.:46:54.

think that Zara is certainly articulate but I don't dress things

:46:54.:46:59.

up. I say it how it is and I don't see the point of dressing things up.

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If I may make a point, for the sake of my English teacher more than

:47:02.:47:06.

anything, I don't think I make things sound fancier than they are

:47:06.:47:11.

with long words. I think being articulate and well spoken is

:47:11.:47:17.

completely different. Yes, it is. But me, I just like to know the

:47:17.:47:22.

bottom line. The bullet points, bang, bang, bang. I don't need the

:47:22.:47:26.

flowery words around them. It is not a fault. It just needs to be

:47:26.:47:30.

deployed in the right places. summer dresses things up, I switch

:47:30.:47:39.

off, so I say it how it is. -- someone. You don't dress things up

:47:39.:47:42.

but sometimes you promote things that you do not the day to believe

:47:42.:47:46.

in yourself, selling them. I do what it takes to sell a product and

:47:46.:47:50.

win the task. Sometimes slightly dubious tactics. Remember the

:47:50.:47:56.

flowers, winning the task with a load of old rubbish? I think that

:47:56.:48:00.

was in the early stages of this competition... In sit in your

:48:00.:48:05.

character, James? It is not in my character any more. At the start of

:48:05.:48:09.

this process that is certainly what I was like. The cheapest possible

:48:09.:48:13.

product at the best possible price. I was a wheeler-dealer. I don't

:48:14.:48:17.

think that is who I am any more. I am a decision-maker and a risk-

:48:17.:48:21.

taker. I am not here to rip people off. Good. You can fool some people

:48:22.:48:25.

some of the time but in the long haul, honesty, integrity and

:48:25.:48:31.

sincerity of the things that pay- off. -- are the things. I'm going

:48:32.:48:36.

to ask you one more time to step outside. When you come back in we

:48:36.:48:39.

will have a final chat and then I will let you know which one is the

:48:39.:48:49.
:48:49.:48:56.

Well, doesn't it get hard? Two completely different characters, I

:48:56.:49:02.

would say. One risk taker, dives in, tends to be a bit domineering, but

:49:02.:49:09.

has clearly learnt through the cause of the eight weeks. And Zara

:49:09.:49:14.

is very calm and collected, articulate. When you look at Zara,

:49:14.:49:18.

you see this very controlled, very calm person. It is very easy to

:49:18.:49:24.

forget that she is a teenager. At a young, professional women are,

:49:24.:49:30.

I find her incredibly credible, for want of a better word. -- as a

:49:30.:49:34.

young, professional woman. When depth of thought and imagination

:49:34.:49:41.

come into play, that is James's strength. This boy could be Prime

:49:41.:49:48.

Minister. You can laugh. He might be First Minister in Belfast.

:49:48.:49:53.

tough one. We will have to call them back in. Send the candidates

:49:53.:50:03.
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in, police. Yes, Lord Sugar. Lord Let me remind you what this is all

:50:14.:50:17.

about. You might be relieved to hear that I am not offering you a

:50:17.:50:24.

job. There is of course at �25,000 prize for the winner in order to

:50:24.:50:28.

help them build their future. I would be interested to hear from

:50:28.:50:32.

you, Zara, what you will do with this money. Bearing in mind, it

:50:32.:50:37.

will be drip-fed to you as and when I approve its use. What I plan to

:50:37.:50:43.

do is get more advanced equipment for the film-making. At the moment

:50:43.:50:47.

I have a camera, a laptop and I have done quite well, but what I

:50:47.:50:52.

would love to do is buy some proper, professional filming equipment.

:50:52.:50:57.

That allows it to make bigger scale productions that I can sell on for

:50:57.:51:01.

more money to more clients. That is where I see this going. James, what

:51:01.:51:05.

have you got in mind? Throughout this process, things I have learnt

:51:05.:51:09.

in economics in school has really come in handy. What I would first

:51:09.:51:12.

of all like to do is to study economics a bit more and widen my

:51:12.:51:16.

knowledge of that. I have learnt so much throughout this process that I

:51:16.:51:20.

can adapt to any business situation but the thing I like most is

:51:20.:51:23.

actually producing something, marketing it and selling it to

:51:23.:51:26.

people. That is really where I would hope to be in the future.

:51:26.:51:30.

why will be holding on to the lion's share of my money for some

:51:30.:51:39.

time until I see you coming up with an idea? Have you ever done any

:51:39.:51:45.

work for walking about money, so to speak? I have never even had a job,

:51:45.:51:48.

so I have learnt in this process more than I had before. I think I

:51:48.:51:52.

have learned enough in this process to go on, study more and develop

:51:52.:51:56.

some kind of idea and some business where I am producing something,

:51:56.:52:01.

marketing it and selling it. course you have made some money out

:52:01.:52:06.

of your production staff, yes? started making films a couple of

:52:06.:52:11.

years ago, when I studied my GCSEs. I have made a few and sold them on

:52:11.:52:16.

for profit. I work for charities mostly. I am not 20th Century Fox,

:52:16.:52:20.

but I think ideally if I am looking at the peak of my career, I would

:52:20.:52:23.

love to be running a series of media-related things to do with

:52:23.:52:28.

film, advertising and marketing. I am a renaissance person, and I like

:52:28.:52:31.

to have my hand and lot of different parts and try things out.

:52:31.:52:35.

I think it is fantastic that Zara has made money doing something that

:52:35.:52:39.

she likes. But I don't think that is a disadvantage to me. What I

:52:39.:52:44.

have learnt is wonderful. I like enterprising people, people that

:52:44.:52:47.

are self-sufficient and realise that the world does not owe them a

:52:48.:52:51.

living. I have not done very enterprising things in the past,

:52:51.:52:56.

but I have shown that I am an enterprising person. Zara, quite

:52:56.:53:02.

bluntly, why should I choose you? Because throughout this process I

:53:02.:53:08.

always work as hard as I possibly can. My focus never ever drops or

:53:08.:53:13.

falters. I have never lost my cool once. I stayed very calm, even when

:53:13.:53:19.

things have been rubbish, I keep focusing. I do each task to the

:53:20.:53:25.

best that it can be done. I don't just him about what I want to do. I

:53:25.:53:27.

recognise that I need to work very hard for anything that I want in

:53:27.:53:32.

life. You have got a great contender here as far as James is

:53:32.:53:39.

concerned. Where do you think his weaknesses are compared to you?

:53:39.:53:42.

think James might have aspirations about what he wants to do, but

:53:42.:53:46.

actions speak louder than words. Actually having the guts to just

:53:46.:53:55.

try something and do it, I don't believe that James would actually

:53:55.:53:58.

use the �25,000 and do as much with his career as I have already shown

:53:58.:54:03.

that I have and will continue to do. What is that based on? What have

:54:03.:54:08.

you done? The economics is what I wish to pursue. If I went on to

:54:08.:54:11.

study economics I would be a success at it because I have

:54:11.:54:14.

already achieved first place in GCSE in Northern Ireland. I don't

:54:14.:54:18.

think that you can say you have achieved more outside this process

:54:18.:54:21.

compared to me because that is unfounded. I don't believe that it

:54:21.:54:26.

is. I think Zara is corporate and creative but in terms of business

:54:27.:54:30.

acumen, I have bought things more cheaply than she did, I have sold

:54:30.:54:35.

things better than she did. But more importantly I am a risk taker.

:54:36.:54:40.

Zara is not a risk-taker. Why take risks that pay off. I am an

:54:40.:54:45.

enterprising person. -- I take risks. There has only been one task

:54:45.:54:51.

when you have proven that you have sold more than me. In the ice cream

:54:51.:54:55.

and florist task, I could have sold better than you. I think I sold

:54:55.:54:59.

very well in both of those tasks. am going to sum up now and I do not

:54:59.:55:05.

need to hear any more from you. I will tell you how I see it. James,

:55:05.:55:09.

when you came into the process I think you admit yourself that it

:55:09.:55:16.

was a bit like a bull in a china shop. But to be fair, you have

:55:16.:55:19.

evolved during the process. I think you have learned the art of

:55:19.:55:23.

listening. You are not frightened to follow your instincts and you

:55:23.:55:31.

say you are natural risk-taker. Zara, you are calm, articulate and

:55:31.:55:34.

you seem to be in control of your emotions which is a good thing when

:55:34.:55:38.

you are in business. I really have got a very tough decision to make

:55:38.:55:43.

here. It is not often that I am faced with two people that are so

:55:43.:55:50.

close together but so different in personality. And so it is very hard

:55:50.:55:54.

for me to come to the conclusion that I have come to, because there

:55:54.:56:04.
:56:04.:56:15.

I am pleased to announce that... Zara, you are the winner of The

:56:15.:56:25.
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Young Apprentice. Well done, Zara. It is incredible to be leaving this

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as the winner. I honestly never thought I would make it this far.

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