The fact that she practically became moist at being suggested as a potential team leader but didnt have the guts to take it and then moaned about monas performance.

She is clearly set up to be this year's Jenny Celeriac - pig ugly and mouthy, she's bound to be kept in for a while yet for the love-to-hate factor.

This week I was mainly cheesed off by her eye make-up...

She's got a very flat face - with few redeeming features to compensate.

Her smirk cheeses me off as it doesn't make her look good imo. She should cut it out and get some honesty.

She's un

I shouldn't really judge after 1 episode however she seemed very bitchy and conniving

Eyelash extensions surely?

I'm quite liking her so far.

She looked hard faced to me, and also seemed very bitchy. I bet she lasts for ages though.

Saying that it would be a waste of a good suit if she wasn't taken into the board room - how shallow & arrogant

I was going to say that. How stupid is she, doesn't she realised how badly she will be edited. Perhaps she doesn't care, just on TV to make a name for herself. I just can't stand lying. What happens to these people on their quest to "fame" do they forget the cameras are rolling?

hit the nail on the head there!

I reserve the right to change my opinion, but I thought she seemed like one of the more able women and a possible contender. I couldn't believe she was given 'the one that got away' tag on YF when it was clearly Mona who was the lucky one as she did such a poor job at running things.

She's one of those characters that you love to hate. I don't like her but I can watch her for the next few weeks.

Appearing on my TV screen and will again next week

Just for that remark I was hoping to see her heading for the taxi.

I think she looks like a cheap blow-up doll
(or maybe that should be :yawn

She's the second horrible claire from last year.

She's got a face like a plate and a mouth like a dog's @rse!

Although to be fair, she didn't actually lie about it. She phrased her criticism a bit more pleasantly by saying Anita had been out of her comfort zone, and she preceded the nasty thing with a nice thing by praising her team's hard work. OK, she was wriggling a bit, but Mona put her on the spot by repeating what she'd said in front of Sir Alan.

So at the moment I'm giving her the benefit of the doubt. If she's as bad as everyone says, I'm sure there will be better examples of it to come.

the cow jumped over the moon and the Debra ran away with the spoon

I don't think she's looking for a Job with Sir Alan just a job on TV........Debra wants to be the person everyone is talking about I hope Sir Alan sees through her.

The fact that she couldn't accept the fact that she lost them a lot of money. Yeah, okay, Mona didn't have a business plan and so lost a tenner. If Debra's team had done their job properly, they'd have made an extra hundred quid.
tenner vs hundred? hello?

Ditto.


For me, it showed that she and I have a similar sense of humour.


I agree. I was particularly confused by the accusations that she lied. She didn't. She admitted calling two of her colleagues "puppets," which from what I could see was a fair assessment. What she denied was splitting the team. That was Mona's assumption.

What fascinates me most are two things: the first is my tendency to feel quite the opposite to the common view about Apprentice candidates. The second is the manner in which female candidates are judged so extensively by their appearance.

We've come a long way, baby.

Um, I don't follow. Not keeping on top of expenses meant they spent £89 more than the boys, which was enough to lose them the task, and Mona (and Anita) carried the can for that. Admittedly Mona's sub-team made the bulk of the money, £217 versus £140, but much of that was due to their ridiculous over-pricing which I am reluctant to give much credit for. Or to put it another way, I'm not going to criticise Debra for not over-pricing the same way.

And frankly, I don't much care whether they are any good at cleaning cars. That's not what the eventual job will involve.

When she said (to her project manager): "What, like, we have to explain to *you* what happened?"

Er, yeah, you do, b*tch!