The Young UK Apprentice 2011
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| Arguing amonst The Young UK Apprentice 2011 contestants |
In tonight's Young UK Apprentice 2011 the remaining
contestants are set a task to develop a new brand of popcorn. Although there are six contestants left they
are astonished to find out that there are only two spots for the final of the Junior
Apprentice which is next week. This will be a cracker of a show as four of the
hopefuls will be eliminated tonight? Lord sugar pre-warned everyone that the
losing team will be eliminated from the competition as well as one person from
the winning team. Wow!
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| Team Atomic pitch their US Popcorn idea on The Apprentice 2011 |
Tensions are raised as the contestants realise the final is only
one week away, with only two places left. The stress shows as they find
themselves arguing amongst themselves.
Choosing a name and designing a label for their new popcorn
proves difficult for Haya and James as they fall out over the best way
forward. They have come up with
Mediterranean themed popcorn and to Nicks astonishment they call it La Popcorn –
he is not impressed.
Haya comments “I have to scream and shout for him to listen
to me and give me a chance to explain what I want but I’m not going to give up
on him. I will say my opinion because I
really want to win this task. “ Strangely they argue over an olive branch in
their advert?
Team Atomic come up with their US popcorn themes idea and go on to pitch it to prospective buyers. This follows Harry Hitchens and Harry Maxwell arguing over the concept.
Lord Sugar is cheesed off with all the arguments from the
young apprentices and decides that it is better to get rid of a lot of the weaker
ones so the better ones can grow.
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| Zara in the popcorn factory |
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weaker contestants that should go? Leave your comments in the box below
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