Oh God, I didn't know whether to laugh or cringe at Michael's reaction, but when I saw Margaret's face, I couldn't stop laughing. 
Oh my gosh! Margaret's face!!
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Originally Posted by ice cream:
“Oh God, I didn't know whether to laugh or cringe at Michael's reaction, but when I saw Margaret's face, I couldn't stop laughing.”
“Oh God, I didn't know whether to laugh or cringe at Michael's reaction, but when I saw Margaret's face, I couldn't stop laughing.
”
I know - it was hilarious in it's unseemliness in the boardroom
Commmmeonn shamore - so American I love the way he sank quickly back into quiet apologetic mode after he saw the way Suralan reacted 
Yes that was Nick's classic moment and this one is Margarets. (should there be an apostrophe there??!)
that was Nick's classic moment and this one is Margarets. (should there be an apostrophe there??!)
Originally Posted by rosieeee:
“Yes that was Nick's classic moment and this one is Margarets. (should there be an apostrophe there??!)”
“Yes
that was Nick's classic moment and this one is Margarets. (should there be an apostrophe there??!)”
I'm not sure, let's ring around for 4 hours (ACTUALLY 3) and find out.
Are these people REALLY in business???
Originally Posted by ice cream:
“Oh God, I didn't know whether to laugh or cringe at Michael's reaction, but when I saw Margaret's face, I couldn't stop laughing.”
“Oh God, I didn't know whether to laugh or cringe at Michael's reaction, but when I saw Margaret's face, I couldn't stop laughing.
”
Definitely a cringe @ Michael, but Margaret's face reflected mine!!
Margaret's face certainly was a picture but in my view so was Sir Alan's dead pan..."we are not amused" :| LOL!!
I thought he was going to lose it and had the team not been about to leave the boardroom, I'm sure he'd have told him to get out.
I thought he was going to lose it and had the team not been about to leave the boardroom, I'm sure he'd have told him to get out.
Originally Posted by Mixstar:
“Behold the moment, in video form!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPk92mlK7T0”
“Behold the moment, in video form!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPk92mlK7T0”
thank you, I actually missed the table thumping as I was laughing so much
Possibly, the funniest moment of The Apprentice, ever...!
I had to stand up I was laughing so hard at that whole incident. Gold.
I had to stand up I was laughing so hard at that whole incident. Gold.
Originally Posted by Analysethis:
“As soon as it is up on the iPlayer I can finally screenshot the picture of her face and set it as my background/screensaver/display picture/generally plaster it on my computer”
“As soon as it is up on the iPlayer I can finally screenshot the picture of her face and set it as my background/screensaver/display picture/generally plaster it on my computer”
There is a good picture of it on the BBC website
It was brilliant. Just saw it on iplayer and she looked stunned. Loved the reaction from Sir Alan as well. The awkward silence before the quiet: "This... erm... this is not a football match"
The whole episode was hilarious. Margarets face at the guys ass was classic as well.
Kevin deserved a BAFTA for comedy performance. I had to replay it, because at first I couldn't believe he said:
"I truly believe that a basic, straightforward card could start to change the way we work, travel, live... and have fun together!"
Also, when convincing them to back the idea:
"If you don't put your weight behind it, it's just the same as the US saying... "we don't care about pollution"". So clearly a man who hadn't thought anything of the environment until the day of the pitch.
In the taxi after the disasterous pitch:
"If they don't want to support the environment, then Clinton cards, you know, are an un-environmentally friendly company and if that's the attitude everyone takes then we're not going to be able to save any planet."
Of course, I could see him heading for a fall after his opening speech:
"As a leader, I inspire devotion. People want to work for me because I make their life inspirational. At the age of 20 I had my first house. At the age of 23 I had my second house and by the age of 23 I had my Porsche. Now I want a Ferrari and I will do anything I can to be the most successful businessman the world has seen by the age of 40.
Jenny sitting telling the Clinton's card executive that she doesn't buy as many cards was good as well.
From the other team, Michael's idea of a plastic surgery celebration was hilarious. And calling the editor of the Telegraph to spell check for him as well. Not to mention his disbelief at Nick bringing it up in the boardroom and taking exception to the 4 hours claim because it was "only" three.
The whole episode was hilarious. Margarets face at the guys ass was classic as well.
Kevin deserved a BAFTA for comedy performance. I had to replay it, because at first I couldn't believe he said:
"I truly believe that a basic, straightforward card could start to change the way we work, travel, live... and have fun together!"
Also, when convincing them to back the idea:
"If you don't put your weight behind it, it's just the same as the US saying... "we don't care about pollution"". So clearly a man who hadn't thought anything of the environment until the day of the pitch.
In the taxi after the disasterous pitch:
"If they don't want to support the environment, then Clinton cards, you know, are an un-environmentally friendly company and if that's the attitude everyone takes then we're not going to be able to save any planet."
Of course, I could see him heading for a fall after his opening speech:
"As a leader, I inspire devotion. People want to work for me because I make their life inspirational. At the age of 20 I had my first house. At the age of 23 I had my second house and by the age of 23 I had my Porsche. Now I want a Ferrari and I will do anything I can to be the most successful businessman the world has seen by the age of 40.
Jenny sitting telling the Clinton's card executive that she doesn't buy as many cards was good as well.
From the other team, Michael's idea of a plastic surgery celebration was hilarious. And calling the editor of the Telegraph to spell check for him as well. Not to mention his disbelief at Nick bringing it up in the boardroom and taking exception to the 4 hours claim because it was "only" three.
Quote:
“Now I want a Ferrari and I will do anything I can to be the most successful businessman the world has seen by the age of 40. ”
“Now I want a Ferrari and I will do anything I can to be the most successful businessman the world has seen by the age of 40. ”
Cocky bastard. Imagine if he said that to Sir Alan!
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