The Apprentice reviewed by a career coach: Chuckle Brothers meets Kitchen Nightmares
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This week the teams on The Apprentice were tasked with managing a corporate away day at Silverstone.
This task should have been a breeze for project manager Stephanie Affleck, as a first class graduate in event management. But this week she seemed to lose her touch.
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Hide AdShe and Kathryn Burn seemed ill-prepared and uninterested in the museum tour they had arranged for their guests, waving them away like mums desperate for their toddlers to have a run around without them.
You could see the guests forlornly stumbling around the museum, thinking, ‘have I really left the cosy confines of my Covid-free house for this?’.
They looked like captives for a day, feigning interest with people they didn’t really know, while every move was being watched. Just like old times in the office.
The Chuckle Brothers
Lunch was equally miserable and late. A hair-netted Akshay Thakrar and Nick Showering, providing a Chuckle Brothers / Kitchen Nightmares crossover.