*** The Apprentice 6 ***

This is the first season I haven't watched, mainly due to time, but I saw last week's and today's.

SAS' remark to Stuart was brilliant. At least now he can go and play with his field of ponies :D
 
Watching the after show on BBC....when Dara actually asked Stuart what he actually does for a living, Stuart's reply was actually quite interesting. I think if he had been honest at the start, he could have gone down much better.
 
Am I right in thinking Stella got hired? Alan Sugar pointed to the person on his right, I think, and from Your Fired it seemed to be Stella.
 
Nazca said:
Am I right in thinking Stella got hired? Alan Sugar pointed to the person on his right, I think, and from Your Fired it seemed to be Stella.
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haha a trick i've noticed and used a few times, though not always successfully...

Chris was actually on his right...
 
ethos said:
Plus he's not "at work", he's in an interview process.
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Nobody should have to put up with half the tosh that the contestants put up with in interviews. very few interviews are like that, its all for show and no substance. It certainly isn't a very professional interviewing manner. It's almost certainly all for the cameras.
 
smr said:
haha a trick i've noticed and used a few times, though not always successfully...

Chris was actually on his right...
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Looked like Stella was on his right to me but then again it was only on camera for a second so can't be 100% sure.
 
Either way it is really close now, I've known for a long time that they are the two strongest contestants in the show... there's really not much to choose between them, though if I had to bet I would say Stella just edges it.

I do, however, want Chris to win as opposed to her.
 
It was a shame that Liz didn't get into the final, I reckon it would have been a more difficult decision with Liz instead of Stuart.
 
physichull said:
Nobody should have to put up with half the tosh that the contestants put up with in interviews. very few interviews are like that, its all for show and no substance. It certainly isn't a very professional interviewing manner. It's almost certainly all for the cameras.
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It's because they're interviews intended to find reasons not to hire someone, rather than to find reasons why you should.
 
I hope Stella wins :)

Don't think that much of Chris and for example in the previous episode (where he offered 20% of everything they earned) everyone made him out to be some business genius when to me it seemed like it was only because of bad communication that happened.

Was nice to see someone finally call Stuart out on his bs. I don't think he's dumb, just likes to big things up a bit too much. Made good TV though!
 
Interesting Results.

Joanna - She will do well tbh, i reckon she will have benefitted a hell of allot from the experience, especially if she can apply what she's learnt throughout to her own cleaning venture.

Jamie - His days were numbered when he started floundering at the interview stage.

Chris - Composed and intellectual, but has a very smug persona. Very fixated on himself. Wouldn't surprise me if he admires himself in the mirror a fair bit. He reminds me of the character Troy McClure from The Simpsons.

Stuart - He has intelligence, but he is obnoxious, petty and just rubs people up the wrong way. Sir Alan was right to get angry when he fired him, and good riddance.

Considering Stella seemed to get a better reception from the interrogation squad in their little meeting, i can see her winning, unless she screws up amazingly in the final task, or Chris wins by a mile. Who they choose for their teams will be a massive decider in the final tbh.

Edit: Just watched You're Fired Love Ed Byrne and Dara getting in there with the geek quotes :D
 
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