I think that he was upset because he knew that it should have been him taken back into the Boardroom. At least he had the courage to admit his mistake. Bless, he is soo cute

Such a shame Hannah had to go. I was so hoping that maybe because there was on £12 in it that she might be given another chance. So not fair really.

Sir Alan would destroy you for that if you did it on the Apprentice.

Obviously in real life that would be the right thing to do.

He should consider himself lucky he wasn't fired because Hannah wouldn't have been the one elaving had she brought him in.

I know. I thought his reaction was very childish.

I actually admire him for his honesty with that. Honesty being a virtue that seems to be otherwise conspicuous only by its absence on The App(mememememememememe)rentice

Love and Hate are very close things

Louis secretly likes Harry.

Or the other way round lol

Hopefully it made him realise that he really really needs to get his hair cut and he was just stomping out to find a late night barber shop.

For purely comedic reasons, he's one of my favourites.

In a series that has nine 16 year olds playing dress up and acting like 30 year olds, it's refreshing to see a 16 year old lad who is playing dress up, but is acting like a 3 year old throwing his toys out of the pram!

He was clearly upset that he'd lost a mate who he probably fancied quite a bit - knowing that she basically sacrificed herself for him.

If I saw the colossal walking cock that is Harry M coming into a room, knowing all of that, I'd probably vacate the area for a bit to collect myself.

As others have pointed out though, Lewis really is rubbish.

I doubt it somehow - Hannah didn't sacrifice herself for him - she tried to get one of the capable candidates fired - and ended up going herself as there was no reason why the other two deserved to be fired instead of her!

Harry M is a bit of a pillock - but he talks a lot of sense and the others refuse to listen to him. He also stands his ground when challenged - The scenes we saw of him towing the cart back to the stall and saying that he'd sold the triffids for over £100 profit and getting hugged by Hannah suddenly changed to "You didn't do it all by yourself - Gbemi helped!" or words to that effect when what we saw was Harry playing a blinder and getting rid of a hideous plant wihout Gbemi having anything whatsoever to do with it. All she seemed to be doing was wandering behind him whining rather than selling.

Hannah picked the wrong people to go back in with her and paid the price. All the previous series of apprentice shows are littered with the carcases of PMs who tried to get stronger candidates fired. When asked who should be fired in the final showdown - Harry at least was magnanimous enough to say that his answer would have been different had other individuals been there instead of him and Zara.

That said - the body language of the others when he and Zara got back to the house was very telling - I wonder what he has said or done to upset them that much?

'Sacrificed' was probably a little over the top. But Lewis should have been in the boardroom, and had he been there, he would have been toast.


I would guess that a lot of the way he carries and presents himself comes down to his education.


Again, it probably comes down to his background. He comes across as arrogant and having a sense of self-entitlement - not ideal qualities in a group situation.

Agree with all your points but especially the bit highlighted. And I don't know if it's all in the editing but NONE of the house seem to like Harry except Zara, who is a steelier, less emotional version of him. Yes Lewis is rubbish, though his hair does fascinate me - last time I saw hair like that it was being worn by the statue of Eros in piccadilly circus - but for me Harry is totally summed up by the spiteful glee with which he makes his "boardroom" quotes during each task.

Hannah deserved to go though, purely on profi/business principles alone and for being too loyal/nice. That won't do in Lawd Suga's world.

Also, apart from Lewis, have to say I'm really quite impressed by the standard of the YA's that are left. I'm even warming to (James? The Irish guy) who I thought was a dick at first. I've never watched the young apprentice before apart from two episodes near the end of the series where the young indian guy won. Have the candidates been this good on other series?

I don't think Lewis is gay, or that he secretly fancies Harry (not that this actually matters - seems a it of an odd thing for people to latch on to). I get the impression he has an inferiority complex and Harry makes him feel inadequate. Harry is a pretty condescending little twerp, and I can imagine he would grate very much on my nerves too.

We have no idea what really goes on between them and to make judgments like 'he is gay' off the back of three 1 hour, heavily edited episodes, is frankly ridiculous.

They talk the talk (or so they think!), but underneath it they're just insecure children trying to play in an adults world.

I checked his tumblr last week...it had pictures of womens arses from before the young apprentice was airing.

So me thinks straight, bi or in the closet but not gay and out.

I wish he'd stop playing with his ****ing lip like that. It is almost like he is checking it hasn't fallen off.

And if he needs to keep adjusting his hair, bloody cut it man.

He obviously finds Harry a threat. I don't see where all the 'team player' issues are coming from in that regard, either.

Completely agree. Honesty like that probably won't win him the show, but he's certainly gained my respect.

As for him walking out of the room, as others have said, he was upset. Give the guy a break!

He is very immature that is for sure.

Easy!

Last week: Harry M comes back to the house after being tremendously condescending and passive-aggressive to everyone on the team, and trying to steal credit for their ideas. Comes back to the house and announces that Lord Sugar said he'd fire him if he didn't start getting along with everyone.

This week: Lewis more culpable for the loss, but Hannah likes him more than Harry, so she brings him back to the boardroom saying he hasn't started getting along with everyone.

Last week they were coming from him being massively conceited. This week they were coming 'cause Hannah saw an opportunity!

Agree with everything

That's not my observation at all. When he returned to the house with Lewis last week, the one person who was clearly delighted wasn't Zara, but Lizzie. And she's not any kind of version of him.

He's gay. And no it doesn't matter and it's none of my business but he is.

He was with Hannah. He even said "If Hannah goes, I'll be furious!"

He was the first one to jump to her defence in the boardroom saying she was a great team leader, when they were all asked. In fact, he and Hannah are much like Zara and Harry M (they look out for each other too... romance blossoming?). Hannah shot herself in the foot because Lewis was the object of her affection and she'd formed some kind of alliance with Gbemi so she took the other two, who happened to be the two strongest candidates, into the boardroom. Fool.

Seconded.

I'm sure there's something special between him and Zara though

in a war of personalities, lewis will massively lose. as we saw, he's not very assertive, especially against an assertive woman, ie zara. and i did get the gay vibe too, odd thing to notice, but i did. harry m is very upper class in terms of the way he comes across and god i wouldnt storm out, but it shows the divide, think about if youre lewis and may come from a less glamorous background and youve got mr high and mighty "oxford has my name written on it" then you'll feel annoyed by his presence and potentially inadequate (although i believe its the former and for good reason - harry m is a bit of a t wa t. is it just me, or is that harry's house at the beginning, that massive castle thing?? its huge! bigger than buckingham palace! harry's generally right, but he's a glory hunter and his attitude reeks of a sense of aloofness at times (maybe from his background).

zara's a hunter too, but she's got the ability to mask it, by her professional conduct, harry did take credit for that sale but in a very OTT way, and as they lost he milked it for all its worth. being a team player means be nice, professional, play the game and be inoffensive, but killer when necessary, which is something harry m doesnt have, but zara does. however she needs to be careful, her behaviour could come across as ignorant of orders, which it did at the time (even though she saved the group in the end - which she wouldnt have known when she went against the pricing strategy). she might win it if she plays her cards right. and she seems like she'd have a concept that she wants to make commercial unlike some of the others.

i was at the auditions last year, got to round 2, and some people chat utter bull to get there. i didnt simply because i thought it could bite you in the backside if you got through and were found out to be a liar. the producers cant tell a lie from the truth however. and people do take it really seriously. young people arent as dumb as the broadsheets' reviews have made out. if you play your cards right, that show can change your life, say you enter at 16/17, by 22 you could be a millionaire. imagine that if you have nothing. so everyman and his dog is going to enter. just thought i'd let you all know what its like to audition. but lets keep on topic

I don't want to come over as holier than thou, but are people forgetting that we're discussing children here?

true, but many teens are very (me myself being one) sure of who they are. but i get your point.