Series cast summary: | |||
Alan Sugar | ... | Self - The Boss 198 episodes, 2005-2020 | |
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Mark Halliley | ... | Self - Narrator 191 episodes, 2005-2020 |
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Karren Brady | ... | Self - Lord Sugar's aide / ... 130 episodes, 2008-2020 |
Nick Hewer | ... | Self - Sir Alan's aide / ... 122 episodes, 2005-2016 | |
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Margaret Mountford | ... | Self - Sir Alan's aide / ... 70 episodes, 2005-2013 |
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Claude Littner | ... | Self - Lord Sugar's aide / ... 69 episodes, 2005-2020 |
Sir Alan Sugar - the £700m owner of AMSTRAD, is presented with 14 candidates, he must split the candidates up into two teams each week, and set them a business task. At the end of the each task, Sir Alan will fire one member of the losing team. Until Week 12 when one of the candidates will get a £100,000 with Sir Alan and become 'The Apprentice.' Written by Tim Reynard
Easy explanation. Thousands submit a business plan. Ten idiots/narcacists/delusional people plus one about credible and the winner Are selected. Lord Sugar has already decided the one that's going to make him even more money but it's dragged out for a few months with the performing monkeys entertaining us with their unique brand of obnoxiousness (that peasant librarian wannabe gentry!!!) After real business people completely humiliate them nothing changes in their jelly brains and they still think they have been on the program for merit, not basically a slaughtering that even web toed folk who marry their sister can look down on. To give them credit though, they can dress themselves and are toilet trained. I think.