In answer to my question I think it is.

The previews tend to show clips of the boardroom and then finally show Sir Alan pointing in a particular direction and saying your fired. But if you watch the previews closely you can make out who is sat in which chair and work out in which direction Sir Alan was pointing... any thoughts?

I thought that at first, but they go out and only the final three come back in so they could just change what position they were seated in.

YOU CAN! READ ON......

The show always begins with previews from lots of coming episodes (which havent been shown yet). One of them had Katie and Simon in the boardoom with SA shouting at them "YOU LOST ME MONEY!" When you put together this, with the previews shown on the official website, you will find out that the team Katie and Simon are both in is with the worst EVER candidates (eg Sophie-milk froths, Lohit-who? Natalie-kissograms).


Therefore this team, led by grumbling, uninspiring Adam must lose which does make sense seeing as Jadine, Tre and Kristina (the most feisty and the best) are in the other team. Adam, juding by the previews shown b4 the show starts, then brings Simon and Katie back into the boardroom. Adam will be fired seeing as he seems to have no social skills-it will be another Rory and Sir Alan discussion with Katie and Simon overtalking Adam all the time.

therefore its byebye adam.....just watch it on wednesday with sir alan shouting "u lost me money" and it shows katie, simon ad adam looking VERY guilty

But when SAS said "you lost me money", then camera (in another preview before the actual show starts), turned to Jadine, who rolled her eyes.

DomesticGodess , Jadine rolled her eyes this week in the boardroom

You started off well but then just went into assumptions. You're just assuming Adam will go and it might not be the case. We'll have to wait and see.

I think they're very clever in the previews. I used to think you could guess it as sometimes he would be looking in a certain direction when he said "You're fired!" For example, he might be looking to the far right so then I thought the person on the far right would go. But sometimes they flip the shots round or they use his "You're fired" from another episode where he's facing another way on purpose.

I think it spoils it if you think too hard. I'm always on the edge of my seat waiting to see who he will fire.

Agreed, I wouldn't want to know which team looses and definately not want to know who he fires. It would ruin it for me.

What would be the point in watching it then?