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This guy...bit of a wideboy, but I think he'll be entertaining for the show.
But why did you you're fired audience laugh when he placed a supportive hand on Lindsay's shoulder when she was emotional, I thought this was quite nice of him?
We're quick to point out his failings, but that was decent.
But why did you you're fired audience laugh when he placed a supportive hand on Lindsay's shoulder when she was emotional, I thought this was quite nice of him?
We're quick to point out his failings, but that was decent.
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I thought that was a nice touch too and done on impulse
It was a nice touch, Lindsay truly needed support at that moment and James provided it. He's getting a lot of the edit presently, I have a feeling that he will be one of those contestants who seemingly redeems himself only to be fired just before the final?
I laughed, and I think it's classic 'laughter as release from tension'. There was a tense silence, in which other candidates looked uncomfortable and awkward, which he broke by being nice. I wasn't laughing at him for being nice.
The only other Apprentice candidate I can ever think of to do that sort of thing is Jo from Series 2. I don't think anyone ever queried her about it on camera.
James reminds me more of the Sayed.
He didn't deserve to stay, even as s*** at Nurun is, James was worse.
James benefited from Sugar wanting to equal the numbers, that's all.
Now he's making me annoyed, he's this years Syed or Michael Sophocles, good at talking the talk, but not much else. Hopefully he won't overstay his welcome like the other two numpties did.
About his patting Lindsay on the shoulder, I laughed at that too. I think it was the way it was edited, he knew he was probably coming back to the boardroom, and Linds fell on her sword. So it was a bit like "She's going to save me by doing this I can afford to be generous". I'm not saying he wasn't being genuine, just it might have had a touch of being self serving at the same time. ;-)