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The Apprentice (BBC1) is a dead format, scooped dry of every ounce of entertainment, and it has no business on our screens.
Masochistic foodie Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall has been urging us this week to eat stale food, ages past its sell-by date. But surely even Hugh couldn’t stomach the mouldy tripe that the Baron of Clapped-Out serves up.This year’s series of The Apprentice has been the most bad-tempered, snide, tetchy and pig-ignorant yet. There’s no fun in any of the candidates - they’re a bunch of thoroughly nasty and spiteful little sycophants.Their lone talent - sucking up to the boss - was showcased when Alan made a dire joke about his mate Piers Morgan.
Masochistic foodie Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall has been urging us this week to eat stale food, ages past its sell-by date. But surely even Hugh couldn’t stomach the mouldy tripe that the Baron of Clapped-Out serves up.This year’s series of The Apprentice has been the most bad-tempered, snide, tetchy and pig-ignorant yet. There’s no fun in any of the candidates - they’re a bunch of thoroughly nasty and spiteful little sycophants.Their lone talent - sucking up to the boss - was showcased when Alan made a dire joke about his mate Piers Morgan.