Apprentice 2009
Discussion
JRM said:
What does he actually make any money out of now? I've not seen a good business come out of his organisation in years. Certainly his set top boxes aren't setting teh world alight (unless the break I suppose!)
most of his wealth was from property investments so he may have taken a hit of lateare viglen as s
t as amstrad were?arryb said:
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To be honest, I actually think it would be good if the people on it were half good - you'd actually see some action rather than a lot of bhing. I actually went to the audition for this one 
and it was a joke which people went through and which didn't. The ones you could tell had half a brain didn't go through to the next round and the one's who blatently didn't and would make fools of themselves on telly did....!!
how did the audition work, and how did you come to that conclusion - genuine questionTo be honest, I actually think it would be good if the people on it were half good - you'd actually see some action rather than a lot of b
hing. I actually went to the audition for this one and it was a joke which people went through and which didn't. The ones you could tell had half a brain didn't go through to the next round and the one's who blatently didn't and would make fools of themselves on telly did....!!Mr Trophy said:
Starts soon does it not.....?
Legend83 said:
Saw first teaser for it on BBC1 last night.
The real one or the comic relief Celeb one?BBC website said:
BBC1 Thursday 12 March 9pm and Friday 13 from 7pm
Ten celebrities are set to take on The Apprentice challenge in a special two-part programme for Comic Relief.
Get ready to see a star-studded line up of famous apprentices. Taking part in the girls' team is Ruby Wax, Carol Vorderman, Patsy Palmer, Fiona Phillips and Michelle Mone. On the boys' team, Jack Dee, Jonathan Ross, Alan Carr, Gok Wan and Gerald Ratner will be joining forces in a bid to win the task.
The two teams have limited time to design a toy, create a TV ad campaign and pitch to toy industry experts. Sir Alan Sugar has the final word in deciding which team has come up with the most commercially viable product. The team whose toy doesn't impress will face Sir Alan and his advisers Nick and Margaret in the boardroom.
What better way to get in the Red Nose mood than to watch these famous faces push their creative and business skills to the limits and ultimately try and avoid hearing Sir Alan utter those infamous words, 'you're fired'?
Ten celebrities are set to take on The Apprentice challenge in a special two-part programme for Comic Relief.
Get ready to see a star-studded line up of famous apprentices. Taking part in the girls' team is Ruby Wax, Carol Vorderman, Patsy Palmer, Fiona Phillips and Michelle Mone. On the boys' team, Jack Dee, Jonathan Ross, Alan Carr, Gok Wan and Gerald Ratner will be joining forces in a bid to win the task.
The two teams have limited time to design a toy, create a TV ad campaign and pitch to toy industry experts. Sir Alan Sugar has the final word in deciding which team has come up with the most commercially viable product. The team whose toy doesn't impress will face Sir Alan and his advisers Nick and Margaret in the boardroom.
What better way to get in the Red Nose mood than to watch these famous faces push their creative and business skills to the limits and ultimately try and avoid hearing Sir Alan utter those infamous words, 'you're fired'?
monthefish said:
Mr Trophy said:
Starts soon does it not.....?
Legend83 said:
Saw first teaser for it on BBC1 last night.
The real one or the comic relief Celeb one?BBC website said:
BBC1 Thursday 12 March 9pm and Friday 13 from 7pm
Ten celebrities are set to take on The Apprentice challenge in a special two-part programme for Comic Relief.
Get ready to see a star-studded line up of famous apprentices. Taking part in the girls' team is Ruby Wax, Carol Vorderman, Patsy Palmer, Fiona Phillips and Michelle Mone. On the boys' team, Jack Dee, Jonathan Ross, Alan Carr, Gok Wan and Gerald Ratner will be joining forces in a bid to win the task.
The two teams have limited time to design a toy, create a TV ad campaign and pitch to toy industry experts. Sir Alan Sugar has the final word in deciding which team has come up with the most commercially viable product. The team whose toy doesn't impress will face Sir Alan and his advisers Nick and Margaret in the boardroom.
What better way to get in the Red Nose mood than to watch these famous faces push their creative and business skills to the limits and ultimately try and avoid hearing Sir Alan utter those infamous words, 'you're fired'?
Ten celebrities are set to take on The Apprentice challenge in a special two-part programme for Comic Relief.
Get ready to see a star-studded line up of famous apprentices. Taking part in the girls' team is Ruby Wax, Carol Vorderman, Patsy Palmer, Fiona Phillips and Michelle Mone. On the boys' team, Jack Dee, Jonathan Ross, Alan Carr, Gok Wan and Gerald Ratner will be joining forces in a bid to win the task.
The two teams have limited time to design a toy, create a TV ad campaign and pitch to toy industry experts. Sir Alan Sugar has the final word in deciding which team has come up with the most commercially viable product. The team whose toy doesn't impress will face Sir Alan and his advisers Nick and Margaret in the boardroom.
What better way to get in the Red Nose mood than to watch these famous faces push their creative and business skills to the limits and ultimately try and avoid hearing Sir Alan utter those infamous words, 'you're fired'?
...so no, not sure when it starts exactly.
Edited by Legend83 on Tuesday 10th March 13:17
3sixty said:
FourWheelDrift said:
E31Shrew said:
Wait for a plethora of massive tie knots and gelled bonces.
And brown shoes with black suits.
hora said:
No please no not another series. FFS. Bang my head against a fking wall. How dull has that program become? If Philip Green starred in it- yes. I'd watch it. Someone current please. Sugar, with alot of respect for him- isnt fresh enough now for the program.
Can I be the first to politely suggest not to watch it thenking wall. How dull has that program become? If Philip Green starred in it- yes. I'd watch it. Someone current please. Sugar, with alot of respect for him- isnt fresh enough now for the program.
SiTheBad said:
3sixty said:
FourWheelDrift said:
E31Shrew said:
Wait for a plethora of massive tie knots and gelled bonces.
And brown shoes with black suits.
hornetrider said:
I admire those of you who've actually applied to be on the show. You must have NO skeletons in your closet! I'm not sure I could do it, there's bound to be some ex-girlfriends or whatever who'd want their pound of publicity flesh.
LOADS lol... but thats what makes good tv eh 
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