So we’re into the second half of this series of The Apprentice and so far, at least in my opinion, it’s all to play for as nobody has really emerged as a front-runner in the competition. In fact, as was pointed out by Jenna early in this episode, Lord Sugar is yet to fire any of the losing project managers throughout the series so far, which must be some kind of record. This was also the episode in which the only person not to be PM up to this point, that being Jade, put themselves up for team-leader however in her case things quickly started to go pear-shaped but let’s venture back to the start.
Episode two of The Apprentice kicked off with the obligatory early morning phone-call but I was still surprised to learn that the cars were to pick up the final fifteen at quarter past five in the morning. To be honest if I was a candidate I may just have left then and there, as I do prefer a bit of a lie-in in the mornings. It was off to the Victoria and Albert Museum, which obviously opened especially early to accommodate Lord Sugar, where from on high his lordship make the connection between the displays in the museum to the fact that he wanted them to design a new invention. This invention had to be for the household but that was the only rule after that he didn’t really care but apparently the product was key unlike last week when cash was everything.
