I really don't like Tim or Hannah. I didn't like Rhys either though.

I really don't like any of them apart from Zoe.

I'd like to see Kirsty win

Aww, I was looking forward to reading this thread. It's deserted

I dont understand the timing of asking Adam to leave. Even if there is (obviously) more going on behind the scenes with adam, he was a part of the team and should have been involved in the boardroom discussions, and gone for the treat to meet Branson.

Glad Rhys has gone. Not sure any of the others are really shining though.

Yes, she was impressive tonight - down to earth and practical.

Rhys didn't have a clue lacking in confidence and no idea how to delegate or manage a team.

It's between Zoe and Arjen to win the whole series.

Does anyone think Emma looks like Natalie Portman?

I pretty sure 'fuzzy bear' knew that Adam's team had won and was deliberately trying to scupper his meeting with Branson as he had done nothing during the task

And your spoiler was correct london_guy_jame

Looks like you will take over from the woman who posted them last year

Yes.

I like the way he did it though.

I can see where you're coming from! She's very beautiful though

Yes why did Adam leave so suddenly but he was going down like a lead balloon in the task .It seems like it was skated over and made out he was not well . i dont think any of the candidates are up to much .If this is the best the UK can produce i think were up the creek

Hannah and Tim stitched Rhys up and Sugar knew it yet he kept them on - bad decision.

Zoe or Arjun to win.

I so agree. Even though they are young there is no real desire to win in any of them IMO

I like Kirsty in the tasks but think she needs to do more in the boardroom if she's to stand a chance.

Rhys did nothing in the task tonight, but he was like a lying politician in the boardroom. I was actually aghast at the crap that he came out with in blaming everyone else for setting him up. He deliberately did zilch to help himself in the task as he was so cocksure that he could outwit his components at arguing and debating with them. That much I will give him, but glad that LA seen through him and fired the little smartass.

I had a feeling that Hannah was going to be saved when Margaret said something to the effect that she thought she had more lolly in her to give.

I actually thought at one point that he would have saved Rhys giving that he was really battling it out (despite doing zilch in the task) and also because he seemed to have had enough of Tim taking a backseat (as LA puts it).....so was surprised when he kept him over Rhys, as technically, according to SA, they are both less than useless, but Tim has had more chances so far.

I was glad to see Rhys go. He didn't seem to do a lot. Now I don't know who I actually do like!

For some reason the main discussion seems to be on the TV Programmes forum this series.

Is it just me, or was selling cupcakes in the food area a big advantage for Zoe's team? I guess it's a bit easier to sell food where people go to buy food, instead of some other random area in the store.

My take on it is that it was the right decision based partly on the fact that he did not do much in the task, however, I do agree with you completely that the three of them behaved disgracefully in marginalising him from the start - he was never going to survive that.

I think the main problem was their unwillingness to take him at all seriously seeing as he looks more like a 13 year-old rather than 16. He doesn't even look as if he has started puberty yet.

It is sad that regardless over whatever he has up there (*taps his head*) he is going to be judged on appearence.

I think this is the first time I have agreed with the sacking yet had the utmost sympathy for the sacked.

He was always going to be a dead man walking from the start.

If that's true, then let's not talk about biasedness

Rhys is anything but 'dead man walking' material. He's the most astute, besides Arjun, that the whole team probably clocked on to. They all live together don't forget.

That said, Tim and Hannah are pretty sly and ruthless in their own ways and most likely wanted him to fall on his arse. But Rhys himself also thought that he could outmanouvere them by doing zilch and then pulling the 'they set me up' card. Whereas if he'd pulled along with Kirsty and at least tried to get some sales and act like a project manager, he could have saved himself. But instead he was going along the 'thought line....or political line' and thought he could win in the boardroom.

That said, he could have. But it just so happens that LA decided to give Tim yet another chance. Tough luck for Rhys that he got only one....but he still blew it for himself when he could have so easily have won it had he applied himself the way he did in the boardroom, but also if he gave at least half a shit in the task.

Zoe's team were in the food hall, but weren't Rhys' team in the confectionary department?

I didn't think Kirsty was any better than Tim and Hannah in her attitude to Rhys, to be honest.

Coud have been......and if so, I'll scrub my biasedness remark