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June that year. Candidates. Most profit made, wins. Overall, they performed well, making good sales while only spending over half their budget. Meanwhile, Ignite focused primarily on car- cleaning; while half worked on limos, the other half handled a contract with classic cars, before focusing on car by the kerbside. Although they made better sales, their performance was flawed, as their classic car contract was cut short due to unsatisfactory cleaning, while the team overspent on equipment, effectively blowing their entire budget. The latter mistake ultimately lost them the task.

Result: Empire made a profit of ! In contrast, he regarded Ignite's overspend as the key factor in the women's defeat.

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Sir Alan seriously considered firing Debra and Mona for their performance on the task. While Debra was deemed responsible for her sub- team's poor work on the classic cars that effectively cut short an otherwise lucrative deal, and strongly criticised for trying to deny in the boardroom that she had repeatedly insulted and belittled the candidates who worked under her, Mona was criticised for showing little strategy, failing to understand wh the overspend on materials was damaging, and ignoring concerns from Kate and Lorraine on spending too much. Both women survived only because Sugar admired their fighting spirit. Week 2: A Hungry Business. Most profit made, wins. Although they were accused of skimping on food and making mistakes in preparation, leading to their evening contract being reduced by a third, the team worked well and made a sizeable profit. Meanwhile, Empire decided on a 2.

Olympics theme, yet their execution of the task was a total shambles. Not only did they heavily spend on supplies for their food, they failed to secure any lunchtime contracts and thus chose sell their sandwiches to tourists which had some success despite the outfits Rocky had the team wear. Their more serious problems arose from their evening event, in which they heavily over- spent on props and d! Even if the team had managed to secure the full amount, it would not have been enough to beat Ignite, as Empire would have finished the task with a profit of just . On his appearance on You're Fired, Rocky stated when questioned about this that Majid didn't deserve the blame despite his poor theme, but that he should have brought back Noorul for taking a complete backseat on the task. In his exit interview posted on The Apprentice website, he later changed his mind on Majid, saying that the two men did . Rocky was not shown to be fired with regret in the main episode, but it was revealed on You're Fired that he was, with Sir Alan adding that he felt he had appeared on the show a little too early in his career.

Week 3: Survival of the Fittest. Most orders received, wins. The product was badly received by retailers, who felt it to be a poor alternative to higher- end home gym systems, with the team receiving only a small order from one retailer. Meanwhile, Ignite focused on a simple product consisting of an exercise ball with a built- in plastic attachment that could be used for aerobics.

The retailers greatly liked their product and made orders, one of whom ordered a high volume thanks to an exclusivity agreement arranged with them, effectively giving the team a decisive victory. Result: Empire received 5. Ignite received 1. Winner: Ignite - By 9,6. Reward: A private performance by Katherine Jenkins.

Brought into the boardroom: James, Ben and Majid. Fired: Majid - For being seen as peripheral figure who made little contribution to the task, not asking for a bigger role, and for his poor theme suggestion in the previous task. The Apprentice: You're Fired! Likewise, despite the bad product design, ignoring James's instructions, refusing to accept responsibility and trying to shift blame onto James, Ben survived due to no- one else making much contribution during the design phase. Although he was not seen as being responsible for the loss, Majid sealed his own fate when he admitted in the boardroom that he saw no reason to ask James for a larger role. Nick accused Majid of having no confidence in himself, and whilst Sir Alan acknowledged that it was early in the competition, he felt Majid had been given enough opportunities to contribute and was too much of a passenger.

On You're Fired, there was general disagreement with Sir Alan's decision, with the consensus amongst the panel being that James should have been fired, and that even firing Ben would have been more justifiable than firing Majid. Despite indicating his disagreement, Nick Hewer said that Majid probably would not have lasted long either way. Week 4: A Soap Opera.

Most profit made, wins. While their market stall team had success with sales in Camden Town, their face- to- face team had less success due to a lack of direction from Noorul, leading them to resort selling their products cheaply by the end of the day. Meanwhile, Empire focused on products based on seaweed, yet while these were well liked and enjoyed good customs, their manufacture had serious mistakes, as the sub- team handling this spent over . These manufacturing blunders effectively cost the team victory. Result: Ignite made a profit of !

In The Apprentice: Why I Fired Them Sir Alan stated Noorul should have been fired as his team won by default. Sir Alan commented that, although Paula had managed her team well, it was a irrelevant factor since Empire had lost money, with Nick commenting that if her team had used cedarwood and not sandalwood in their products, they would have won the task with a profit of . While the final three were felt to be equally at fault, it was decided that Paula carried responsibility as the team's leader, though in her taxi interview she stated that she had gone simply .

While the panellists generally agreed that Paula and Yasmina were at fault for the sandalwood error, they felt that both shown enough potential to continue, and that Ben should have been fired instead for not attempting to scrutinise the figures, though they also felt that Noorul was far more deserving of being fired than any member of Empire. Week 5: The Advertising Challenge.

Best concept, wins. While experts felt their box was overcrowded and questioned the team on who their target audience was, Debra's pitch was well received with Kate providing clear answers to questions. Meanwhile, Ignire branded their cereal as . While the team's TV ad was praised for the technical quality, their box was criticised for being incomplete, due to the graphic designer not being briefed in time, while Mona's presentation style spoiled their pitch. Overall, the team failed the task after Sir Alan effectively declared the whole campaign to be terrible. Winner: Empire - For having a better brand, and for providing a better pitch. Reward: Yoga and laughter therapy session.

Brought into the boardroom: Kimberly, Philip and Lorraine. Watch Love Happens Online. Fired: Kimberly - For her poor leadership, refusing to pitch despite her marketing background, and for bringing Lorraine back into the boardroom mainly for personal reasons, instead of Noorul.

The Apprentice: You're Fired! In his autobiography, Sugar remarked that, with hindsight, firing Phillip would have also been justifiable. While Lorraine was accused by Kimberly for being disruptive during the task, Sir Alan was somewhat more critical of her, chiding her for hypocrisy after she accused her team's idea of not fitting the brief, despite suggesting a brand that contradicted the task's specifications.