That is a rather snobbish comment. I thought that he should go because he was useless.

Hopefully they won't mix up the dishwasher with the oven.

They will put the cup cakes to cook in the bread bin!

Maybe it is snobbish, I personally disagree. We all have our opinions.

Enjoyed the episode, and shame Max went as he showed some promise, but a pity there isn't a YF show as that would have been great.

see you all next time.

It's 'reverse snobbery'

which is perfectly acceptable

A pretty dull opening. Max a dead man walking as soon as the 11 A stars were mentioned and the usual boring tales from Sugar's youth.

Amy looks really familiar, she reminds me of someone else (either that or I've seen her in something else before) does anyone else recognise her?

She presents the Horse racing on the BBC

I see what you're saying but that's not it, it's driving me potty lol

Oh voted NO, as I would have booted Patrick for ruining that kimono, when all it needed was a wash, and could have been sold for quite a lot of dosh.

I thought she looked a bit like Sophie off Corrie

If patrick Failed so badly at basically his thing the guy deserved to be fired tonight.
how the hell he thought that mutilation of a dress was going to sell he really doesnt stand a chance.

I would have liked Max to have stayed - mainly because he was one of the more articulate ones.
The Paul O'Grady soundalike/ lookalike is really going to get on my nerves in future weeks!

Yep, I see that one too lol, she does a bit, maybe shes just one of those people who look like a lot of other people lol but I'm certain I've seen her elsewhere??? It'll probably come to me in a minute lol

felt Karren was being a bit mean tonight, she obviously thinks the sun shines out of Patrick's wotnot so made the comment at the start about him knowing what will sell and the others along for the ride, then she made the snidey remark about the spelling (ok, David should have known how to spell it, but I thought she said it to detract from the stick Patrick was getting), then she stuck up for Patrick in the "summing up" meeting saying he was practically running the whole show, maybe she is shallow enough to think a "creative" person is totally wonderful and can do no wrong, but the basics of it are that if he had not wasted all that money on tailoring that monstrosity of a dress, then the fact Max only took £14 would not have mattered, Max was lazy but he was the scapegoat.

First contact for me with The Apprentice. I wanted to see what all the fuss is about, and to study the show as a mirror of today's society.

I saw, and all those long-toothed sharks hungry for money made me slightly queasy. It confirms me that I actually really dislike personal ambition.

I know what you mean, I recognise her but can't figure out where from or who she might look like. It was annoying me all the way through! I didn't really like her though, I found her a bit irritating.


Enjoyed tonight's episode, though I think Patrick should have gone. But Max wasn't particularly great either, so I'm not bothered either way.

I was glad the girls won; I thought they seemed much more likeable and they seemed much better throughout the task.

I hope David doesn't last long, as I loathe him already. "Men are like dogs and need to know who's boss." What a conceited turd! What's he a tutor in, being a dick?

Loved Amy and the angry girlfriend! But as she said, he still bought it and that's what counts.

Glad max has been fired tried to slip under the radar also he didn't do anything good ridence

Never knew there was a sub forum for the apprentice will be here next week

What I would like to see some time, is a Junior Apprentice team Vs an adult team. I think the results could be very interesting.

This has nothing to do with potential & everything to do with ratings.

Patrick McDowells Dad is proud.

The usual contrived, manipulated rubbish. A group of young women couldn't tell the difference between a washing machine and a dryer. As if.

But I can see metal object in a microwave!