junior apprentice

[torqueofthedevil]

Rubbish way to narrow down to last 2. He shouldn't be there.

[jas xjr]

vescaegg said:

Win?!

Do people still say

DOH !

[TheGreatSoprendo]

SammyW said:

So the crap brand that tastes like crap wins, brilliant...

...and the best candiate gets dumped at the same time. Daft.

[Shay HTFC]

Harry M high 5 fail at 28:45 http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0184tvf/Youn...

[Mojooo]

if it was 1 on 1 James would win IMO - but they have past people come back to cock it up from the previous candidates, so who knows.

[North West Tom]

The two Harrys are the strongest candidates individually, Zara and James should have been sacked a long time ago.

Also, how much were they paying the designers? What utter ste they were producing, same with all the previous episodes too!

[dazzsaward]

Did anybody else think the female buyer from the airline was super hot?

Perfection!

[lybertyne]

Ok, here comes the pedantry.

They called it la popcorn to give it a "Mediterranean" feel.

In France, it is le pop-corn.

In Italy, it is il popcorn.

In Spanish, it is las palomitas de maiz.

[lybertyne]

mattyn1 said:

RZ1 said:

Karen was looking very fit

Mate - they are 16!!

An interesting point, at what age is the cut-off point for finding, say, Zara, attractive? A 19 year old thinking "hmm, she's not bad" is alright, I think we would all agree. Equally, we would all agree a 40 year old thinking that is a bit pervy. I'm 26. My thought process was thus:

1) Hmm, she's not bad.
2) This is Junior Apprentice; she's therefore 16 or 17.
3) Thoughts in step 1 considered possibly inappropriate.
4) Realisation that I'm getting on and will be an old man before I know it.

[Simpo Two]

lybertyne said:

I'm 26.

Plan ahead - one day you will be 50 and she will be 40... suddenly not so bad eh?

[Countdown]

I'm reminded of an ancient chinese proverb....

"If there's grass on the pitch....play ball"

[mel]

Simpo Two said:

lybertyne said:

I'm 26.

Plan ahead - one day you will be 50 and she will be 40... suddenly not so bad eh?

But when he was 20 she was 10... suddenly very bad

[Jasandjules]

Oh dear. I bet Sugar was gutted to have that result.

[Nick Grant]

lybertyne said:

An interesting point, at what age is the cut-off point for finding, say, Zara, attractive? A 19 year old thinking "hmm, she's not bad" is alright, I think we would all agree. Equally, we would all agree a 40 year old thinking that is a bit pervy. I'm 26. My thought process was thus:

1) Hmm, she's not bad.
2) This is Junior Apprentice; she's therefore 16 or 17.
3) Thoughts in step 1 considered possibly inappropriate.
4) Realisation that I'm getting on and will be an old man before I know it.

The rule of etiquette is half your age plus seven years is the minimum appropriate age for dating.

[anonymous-user]

Countdown said:

I'm reminded of an ancient chinese proverb....

"If there's grass on the pitch....play ball"

"And if there isn't?"
"Well by the time you find out it'll be too late anyway"

[E31Shrew]

lybertyne said:

mattyn1 said:

RZ1 said:

Karen was looking very fit

Mate - they are 16!!

An interesting point, at what age is the cut-off point for finding, say, Zara, attractive? A 19 year old thinking "hmm, she's not bad" is alright, I think we would all agree. Equally, we would all agree a 40 year old thinking that is a bit pervy. I'm 26. My thought process was thus:

1) Hmm, she's not bad.
2) This is Junior Apprentice; she's therefore 16 or 17.
3) Thoughts in step 1 considered possibly inappropriate.
4) Realisation that I'm getting on and will be an old man before I know it.

Karen is 42!

[matt3001]

E31Shrew said:

Karen is 42!

She is very good at making the most out what she has been dealt

[JudgeMental]

matt3001 said:

E31Shrew said:

Karen is 42!

She is very good at making the most out what she has been dealt

This. Her face is quite leonine with piggy eyes but she has a cracking pair of legs.

[paddyhasneeds]

Just watching this on Sky+

So, st idea, st packaging, tastes like st, basics are wrong i.e. french name for mediterranean product, and it wins.

Wow, just wow.

[Laurel Green]

That's the trouble with the format they're using; there is no proof to the team, or viewer, at time of contest as to who won via sales figures/whatever. LS can interpret the figures any-which-way he so likes to provide the answer/winner he desires.